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Friends who still spend time in the South-Eastern Lands, please help- my wife wants to try and attend a dear friend’s graduation ceremony tomorrow arvo - what part of Monash Clayton campus should she try to park in, these days? I can’t even begin to imagine how much it’s changed since I last set foot in it.

Yours, an old friend from the #northside

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Mark Maguire

Staying off social media for a while. Not just *that* over there but other stuff too. BUT six “I***h L***s M****r” election posters up in my area. No publisher/ printer, or party notified. #GE2024 #IrishPol #IrishPolitics #Election2024 #Northside #Dublin #ElectionPosters #Mastodaoine
For poster offence in Dublin City Council area, report here: citizenhub.dublincity.ie/servi

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Mark Maguire

This evening:
1. Voted (leaving half a ballot paper empty, unranked, for the first time in my adult life).
2. James Joyce Centre for ‘Secret Space’ from AnnaLiviaCreative, co-directed by Nicole Rourke: launch with a performance of poetry by US poet Alison Grace Koehler and improvised guitar by Benjamin Dwyer.
3. Parnell Street for an affordable Chinese meal in Sichuan Chilli King. #Mastodaoine #LE24 #EU2024 #JamesJoyce #ParnellStreet #Dublin #Northside
💙🩵🏰🔥🔥🔥☘️

A historic staircase with white banisters and a dark carpet runner leading up to a large arched window. A small table with flowers and books sits in front of the window, and posters or artwork are displayed on the wall to the right.
James Joyce Centre, North Great George’s Street. A Georgian brown brick building with multiple windows adorned with flower boxes, an arched doorway, and a black metal fence. Bicycles are parked in front.
A speaker presenting in a beautifully decorated room with an ornate plaster ceiling and an audience seated and listening attentively.
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