Sunday 19 September, 2021
Like other industries, tattoo artists are pushing to reopen earlier than indicated in the government’s roadmap.
Currently there are no basic training requirements for staff and no age of consent required.
Tattoos have long been associated with the Yakuza crime syndicates in Japan.
Also featuring last night’s red chair story about an Irish mammy.
Only the tiniest, nano-scale particles made it into the lymph nodes, researchers found.
The flowing locks. The white suit. It’s all there.
I don’t know what kind of reaction we were expecting.
The business said its intention was not to cause harm to anyone.
“Shites, the lot of ye.”
The only acceptable reaction to your favourite poet appearing on the paper.
We spoke to the author, Deirdre Sullivan.
The department of health said it wants to ensure high standards as an increasing number of people are choosing to have tattoos and piercings.
They weren’t allowed to see them until he was finished. GULP.
What do you think of his latest pieces?
Bekah Miles got her tattoo to encourage people to talk about depression.
Don’t be lion to us, Ed.
The grisly find was made in Rome yesterday.
A tattoo gone VERY wrong.
Some sectors are more forgiving – but even a small visible tattoo can seriously impede your job hunt.
“So, what does your tattoo mean?” “It’s the name of a pub in Temple Bar.” “Oh.”
What happens on holiday, stays on holiday. Except for tattoos.
The watch’s sensor is unable to detect a heartbeat if there’s a tattoo covering the skin.
It’s like “left shark” all over again.
It’s blue and black, in case you were wondering.
The cream is being developed by a Canadian PhD student who says it will be considerably cheaper than the laser-based method.
It looks convincing but we’re not sure.
“Did it hurt?” *puts fingers in ears*
Photos of bare bums abound in here. Just thought we’d let you know.
Businesses must adhere to health and safety rules, but there is nothing specifically tailored for the industry.
73 per cent were “unlikely to employ someone” who had a lot of tattoos.
His lawyers believe the ink may prejudice a jury.
Minister for Defence Alan Shatter said there are no plans to review the rule.
