Elon Musk hates it when this video gets shared.

The Fleece Inn, Bretforton, #Evesham WR11 7JE 🍻 The half-timbered Fleece appears to have leapt from the pages of Shakespeare. Run by the National Trust, it’s quite happy to live up to this image, with Morris Dancing, folk music, and an Asparagus festival in May.

River Lampreys (Lampetra fluviatilis) at Annacotty Weir on the River Mulkear, Co. Limerick, earlier today. Large numbers were running here last night, and the run continued into the daylight hours today. These lampreys are on their upstream spawning migration but are unable to

Anybody who thinks the world isn’t messed up should take a look at this bill for a range of eye-wateringly expensive whiskeys, purchased at the Fife Arms in Braemar on the night before Hogmanay. Wonder what they bought to usher in the New Year! Thanks to ⁦Ian Fraser⁩

Feuars Arms, 28 Bogies Wynd, #Kirkcaldy 🍻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Converted from a flour mill in 1859 and rebuilt 1890. Original Edwardian fittings and displays of ceramics. A 59ft long bar counter is fronted with brown Art Nouveau style tiles. The large bar area also has a mosaic floor.

The Lion Tavern, Moorfields, City Centre, #Liverpool 🍻 The Lion features exquisite artwork plus intricately etched and stained glass a testimony to its Grade II listed status and its recognition as having a nationally important historic interior.

Remembering Don Van Vliet on his birthday/thanks ⁦⁦Birmingham 81⁩ for the clip/reminder. I saw the Captain in concert with his Magic Band in the 7Os. Brilliant and surreal. He opened my ears and eyes to all sorts of possibilities & still does 🧡 youtu.be/iqRHr5pEIFU?fe…

Happy birthday to the legendary Captain Beefheart, born on this day in 1941! Known for his enigmatic persona, Beefheart frequently constructed myths about his life and was known to exercise an almost dictatorial control over his supporting musicians… Whats your favorite album?

Selected photos of River Lampreys (Lampetra fluviatilis) running during the day yesterday at Annacotty Weir on the River Mulkear, Co. Limerick. Such daytime activity is unusual and leaves the lampreys highly vulnerable to predation and bait poaching. The run also coincided with a

Report of the Countess of Northumberland being entertained by a game of Hurling near the Curragh on the 14th of October 1763. The Chester Courant newspaper described the sport as the “most noble and manly exercise in the world”. #hurlinghistory

Report on a Hurling match between players from Wapping and St. Giles at Kennington Common in London on the 25th of July 1814 in front of huge crowd of 20,000 spectators #hurlinghistory

The Blue Bell, 53 Fossgate, #York YO1 9TF 🍻 Established in 1798, The Blue Bell is York’s smallest and most beautiful pub. Last decorated in 1903 and retaining all of its Edwardian charm, a drink in The Blue Bell is a step back in time.

Important to acknowledge that today marks 7 year since the passing of MES, without whom this podcast wouldn’t exist, of course.

16 pts same winning margin as Cork loss v Limerick under JBM in ‘96 and also the ‘21 All Ire final. Limerick ravenous.

Ah, what a county Official Offaly GAA

New York have high hopes ahead of Monaghan battle New York compete in an All-Ireland hurling competition for the first time in almost 20 years when they take on Monaghan in the Lory Meagher semi-final today, and expectations are high in the Big Apple. rte.ie/sport/hurling/…

Attended last week's GPA Pride brunch not as a sportswriter but as a gay man. And so I never intended to write about the day. But such was the courage displayed by the men present, I’d be letting myself down if I didn’t use my platform to follow their lead irishexaminer.com/sport/gaa/arid…

"The last three times Cork have come out of Munster as champions; we’ve fallen at the penultimate hurdle. Spectacularly in 2014, acceptably in 2017, tragically in 2018." #corkvdublin #corkgaa #cork #GAA #hurling colemanajohn.blog/2025/07/04/up-…

Amazing footage! 1961 All Ireland Football Final Offaly v Down (Part of the First Half) youtu.be/dcSsY0fza3I?si… via YouTube