Is your IP at all 24.143.xx.xx or 217.114.xx.xx (xx'd for privacy), or are you Smoothie, or someguy123. (Took a few stabs there).

I'm in the process of doing an explanation for my results.

My original intention was to try and use Flash to log your true IP:
Plugins such as Adobe Flash don't normally respect your browsers proxy settings (this must have changed recently, or I went about it the wrong way because it didn't work).

My post above contained a tracking beacon which was logging IPs & useragents; the link in my post went to a free hosting provider which I set up using a manner of techniques to log information about visitors (using JavaScript, PHP, and an embedded flash player which was requesting a video from my server), and then after a few seconds forwarded you to a legit blog post.
The Flash player method is the one I was relying on the most (the others were just a fallback in case you messed up somewhere - apparently not), but it doesn't seemed to have worked.
Although, sifting through nearly 60 different IPs and browser information, and then doing lookups on them is quite cumbersome.

I had one visitor come to the site which was using a TOR connection (195.177.253.113), I took a stab in the dark in believing it was you. I know you use Linux, and the useragent matches up. Doing searches on this useragent from the last couple of days lead me to two members here: Smoothie, and someguy123: quite confident it's not you though.

This IP (217.114.xx.xx) got me slightly excited as it originates from Dublin, and your server IP also gave references to Dublin. Plus, the useragent seems to be one of Ubuntu. I'm just linking random data here together, but there is not much else to go on.

I got suspicious with this IP (24.143.xx.xx) as one moment the data originated from a Windows box, but minutes later it was a Ubuntu one.

And finally, these two (85.127.xx.xx, 81.246.xx.xx) visited the website three times in total, all within 30seconds of each other. Not implying these are you, but strange behaviour was noted in my logs.