Via MyBigHairyArse
Conflicted over whether his singing or the well-timed railing kicks are the most amazing parts. This guy's a good person to keep around in your life.
Ireland
This is how Grumpy Cat would sound if he could talk! Someone get this guy his own talk show.
Via Aisling Murphy
This some sort of publicity stunt for the next Paranormal Activity movie that none of us ever asked for, or what?
Ah, St. Paddy's Day has finally rolled into booze-ridden, dizzied view yet again. The boozehounds have finally found a decent enough excuse to carpe that diem. Bars near and far offer up questionably generous drinking specials that almost always seem to result in someone (maybe you) stuffing your face full of grease-soaked food with ferocious intensity, after going one too many rounds with that good 'ol pal named Jameson.
Via Martha Hudson
tLooks like Santa might be working on shedding some of that good 'ol christmas cookie poundage.
Via Mashable
Really though, how about a round of applause for Simon Lambert & Sons pub in Wexford for this recent innovation.
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You may recognize this trick made famous by magician James Galea, but you probably haven't seen it done by a "totally pissed" Irishman in a pub!
Via Vice
Via The Journal:
A ruling in the Court of Appeal on the Misuse of Drugs Act 1977 this morning effectively means that the possession of certain drugs, which had been illegal, is currently legal.
The court ruling found that the 1977 Act was being added to via ministerial order without recourse to the Oireachtas, in violation of article 15 of the Constitution.
Ministerial orders had been used nine times since the Act’s inception to outlaw the possession of drugs like ecstasy, ketamine, magic mushrooms, benzos and other drugs.
