Everybody's talking about you

And how you could be the first winner of this:


Image by Damien Mulley, taken from here.

It's a great incentive to publish all those drafts, to get your ideas from head to screen and to share your stories.

If you want to nominate a blog post, write about it and link to it and to the official announcement over on Awards.ie. (Will this work for track-back-less blogspot?) There's also a form you can complete. I like the fact that Damien invites you to nominate yourself if you think you’re worth it.

I also see that Awards.ie is now making reference to the upcoming Web Awards in October. If they're half as fun as the Irish Blog Awards were, it will be a great night.

Happy blogging!

Link found through Alexia's Red Links and over on Grannymar's blog. Thank you!

As requested, photos from the Blog Awards

What's WWMD?

As requested in the comments of my Blog Awards Post, here's even more photos from the Blog Awards... and my last mention of the Blog Awards for now. I hope I get everyone's name right!

Update: Edgecast.ie now have the podcast live. It's very funny. Have a listen.

Some of these may not be mine - I did "borrow" from a lot of sources, so thanks to anyone who uploaded a photo of me!


In retrospect, it probably wasn't that wise to rob Granddad's badge...


But he let me live. Begrudgingly. I doubt Twenty would have if I'd taken his

As I mention, I loved UnaRock's bag


and also loved meeting my blogging heroes like Ellybabes (first blog I ever read)


The lovely Grannymar


Award winning Maman Poulet

Manuel from WellDoneFillet and Kieran from Ice Cream Ireland

and Ross who is an amazing photographer

(I know for a fact I stole this one from Marcus' Pix.ie set)

One of the coolest people I met though (apart from Sabrina) was Julie-Anne from CuriousTales.com. You may have seen her name come up a lot on blogs during the week, to do with her brilliantly conceived t-shirts.


Mulley seems to like his


And Rick O' Shea showed his invisible one


And the other type:


She's also the lady behind the very popular moustaches that were sported about the place - there's Ken and Ross:


and a great one of Ross and Maryrose from Brightspark


Darren didn't really get the point though


As I said, I met some lovely people that I hope I get to stay in touch with


And as Darren and I have both said, we had fun!


Marcus and Redmum have some great shots as does official photographer McAWilliams. They're very great.