So on the day the winter solstice coincided with a rare total lunar eclipse which only happens once every 450 years. Snow clouds block the sunrise from streaming through the passage at Newgrange and the view of this rare double celestial event. Don't worry though William Castleman a professor of veterinary pathology at the University of Florida created a stunning time lapse of the whole event, phew!
I heard about this product from some friends of mine while I was on holidays. So I checked out the Sugru site when I got home and it's really amazing stuff. Sugru is a silicon based material which looks like play doh is moldable by hand, heat proof, waterproof and sticks like super glue. Essentially what it does is allow you to fix and customise your stuff. Sugru is the brainchild of product designer Jane Ní Dholchaointigh. Ní Dholchaointigh worked with scientist for 6 years to develop the product and it recently made Time Magazines: 'The 50 Best Inventions of 2010'. If you go to the Sugru site you will see some the creative uses Sugru customers have found for this product. You can read more about the inventor and the product in this article from the Tribune and you can buy it from the Sugru site, just ordered some myself!