Damian

OK, so my selection of the most beautiful-looking pubs in Dublin, no surprises or left-field choices, I could only limit the list to 13, so will do the first 5 tonight and the rest tomorrow night: 13. The Swan, Aungier St

For Dublin pints, Cleary's remains the gold standard.

Holi, Drumcondra, I have to come here early in the week now to get a table, happy to see it doing well, it's incredibly difficult to run a successful restaurant in Ireland.

I always make sure to spell a person's name correctly when replying to an email, it's just good manners and a mark of respect. On the other hand, people spell my name incorrectly probably 8 times out of ten.

Nice to run along this stretch of Royal Canal towpath again, has been closed for a ridiculously long time.

Finally, some physical evidence of progress on Quinns, would be great to have this eyesore restored.

Used to love humiliating the nephews at football, now the little shits are better than me.

Magheramore, my favourite beach in Wicklow since childhood.

An overcast but balmy morning in Wicklow, enough to entice me to swim.

Have yet to come across anyone using the phrase 'it's such a flex!' who is not a complete wank puffin.

The Good Life, cafe and wine bar in Wicklow Town, the kind of place I'd like to own myself.

I get called all sorts on here, doesn't bother me, but must be a truly dreadful existence to be the type who hides behind an anonymous a/c and just spreads negativity and hate. I pity them, the same way I now pity the losers who tried to bully me in school.

Just have to trust the laptop nerds on this one, most of us know the square root of fuck all about him.

The Panama might have to go, the 'middle class prick' retort is becoming too repetitive 😂.

The sunshine is back!

What a photo, Diego, the most talented player of all time, Lothar Matthäus, arguably the greatest central midfielder of all time.

Beautiful, it's like '70s and '80s all over again, buying the best of the best, no less.

After that awful humidity, I'm honestly loving this rain!

Built in the 1940s, dreadfully maintained, but I love the flats on Poplar Row, any hint of art deco does it for me.