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ON ST. PATRICK’S Day, Temple Bar becomes the centre of divilment and merriment, its cobblestoned vista transformed into a sea of green hats and inflatable tricoloured hammers.
Earthcam has a camera positioned at the corner of Temple Bar and, on St. Patrick’s Day, the livestream makes for some pretty compelling viewing.
If you love the sound of people talking loudly over one another and participating in Oasis singalongs, you should check it out.
Here’s a view of the area over the past twenty-four hours.
March 16th, 10pm
As many people were off work today, last night was utter bedlam.
And yes, there was an Oasis singalong happening when we checked in on it.
St. Patrick’s Day, 9.20am
The morning after the night before: completely serene and not a ginger wig in sight!
11.20am
Okay, a handful of green top hats are invading.
But it’s still relatively safe.
12pm
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[speaks into walkie talkie]
Alert, alert. I count at least thirty green hats.
STAY AWAY.
1.45pm
I REPEAT, STAY AWAY.
2.45pm
Oops, too late!
You’re being carried away in a current of green and there’s no way out. A teenager is shouting about getting “gee-eyed” and you have to pay €8 for a pint… OF WATER.
3.10pm
Everyone is now screaming for some reason and someone has found a vuvuzuela lying around since the 2010 World Cup.
Multiple people have whistles and a group of people are chanting “Olé, olé, olé”.
WELCOME TO HELL.
#Pray4TempleBar
(If you would like to check it out for yourself, you can view the livestream here.)
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Friday 22 November, 2024
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ON ST. PATRICK’S Day, Temple Bar becomes the centre of divilment and merriment, its cobblestoned vista transformed into a sea of green hats and inflatable tricoloured hammers.
Earthcam has a camera positioned at the corner of Temple Bar and, on St. Patrick’s Day, the livestream makes for some pretty compelling viewing.
If you love the sound of people talking loudly over one another and participating in Oasis singalongs, you should check it out.
Here’s a view of the area over the past twenty-four hours.
March 16th, 10pm
As many people were off work today, last night was utter bedlam.
And yes, there was an Oasis singalong happening when we checked in on it.
St. Patrick’s Day, 9.20am
The morning after the night before: completely serene and not a ginger wig in sight!
11.20am
Okay, a handful of green top hats are invading.
But it’s still relatively safe.
12pm
[speaks into walkie talkie]
Alert, alert. I count at least thirty green hats.
STAY AWAY.
1.45pm
I REPEAT, STAY AWAY.
2.45pm
Oops, too late!
You’re being carried away in a current of green and there’s no way out. A teenager is shouting about getting “gee-eyed” and you have to pay €8 for a pint… OF WATER.
3.10pm
Everyone is now screaming for some reason and someone has found a vuvuzuela lying around since the 2010 World Cup.
Multiple people have whistles and a group of people are chanting “Olé, olé, olé”.
WELCOME TO HELL.
#Pray4TempleBar
(If you would like to check it out for yourself, you can view the livestream here.)
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