Yesterday.
Tullan Strand, Bundoran, county Donegal.
Via Jo Jo
Thanks Bebe
Author Archives: Bodger
‘sup?
Cú Chulainn writes:
Hey Janet and crew, a big farewell from little Cú.. just keeping the snuffling doggie action going a little longer.. take care all. Big Cú
Meanwhile…
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Róisín Coogan writes:
Macy’s sad to see you go Broadsheet. For some the truth is a hard bitter pill to swallow but in face of it all you can hold your head high and will always be remembered for the great work you have done. You’ll be missed. xx
Yesterday: Miss Otis Regrets
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Otis Blue writes:
Miss Otis bids a fond farewell to the ‘sheet and to all those who created its magic and mayhem throughout her 12 years.
It’s all she’s ever known.
Mmf.
Earlier: Something In My Eye
Y Oh Y
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Stop that!
Last night.
Whelan’s, Dublin 2.
Erik Roedel bursts with laughter at the pants dispenser during the launch of the The Paddy Power Comedy Festival
The Paddy Power Comedy Festival (formerly known as the Vodafone Comedy Festival) returns to the Iveagh Gardens this July, running from Tuesday, 21st – Sunday, 24th, with over 90 artists performing across four stages;The Bleedin’ Massive Stage, The Craic Den, The Only Joke Inn and The Free Gaff.
Irish performers include: Tommy Tiernan, Dylan Moran, Deirdre O’Kane, Foil, Arms & Hog, Enya Martin, Kevin McAleer, The Dirtbirds, Kevin McGahern, Neil Delamare, Jason Byrne, Chris Kent, Alison Spittle, Karl Spain, and Northern Irish comic Shane Todd.
Go commando and buy on site?
The choice is yours.
Above from left: Shadow Secretary of State for Northern Ireland Peter Kyle MP, Labour Leader Ivana Bacik, and Leader of the UK Labour Party Keir Starmer walk beside St. Stephen’s Green, during Mr Starmer’s visit to Ireland
This afternoon.
Dublin 2.
UK Labour Party Leader Sir Kier Starmer, joined by shadow Northern Ireland secretary Peter Kyle, visited Irish Labour Party TDs, including leader Ivana Bacik.
‘sup?
This morning.
Upstate New York, USA.
JohnnyNYC writes:
Onwards and upwards….best wished from Gracie…
Earlier: Among The Hounds of Love
Not the most orthodox gathering outside Government Buildings today… pic.twitter.com/GYWGSxT3YQ
— Gavan Reilly (@gavreilly) June 9, 2022
This morning.
Anyone?
From top: Mr Hugh, Littel Miss Lette and Carlosfandango
‘sup?
Carlosfandango writes:
So many years, so many contributors, so much crap and so many giggles..
I’m so very sorry to see you go. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed sharing my hounds in this community and will miss trying to bring calm to the noise that made Broadsheet just fucking fabulous.
Well done Bodger and all. I wish you the very best in the future. No matter what yis do, I know it will be good.
Mr Hugh, Miss Lette & old man Carlosfandango.
Arf!
Um.
Máirtin Flannery tweetz:
So for 2 nights in Dublin next weekend watching Mayo vs Kildare would cost me around €1000. It would be cheaper to fly to Spain for 7 days full board and watch it. Rip-off Republic indeed.
Anyone?
What do you mean you ‘weren’t invited’?
Sunday.
Riverbank Arts Centre, Newbridge, County Kildare,
A group of artists known as the Kildare Art Collective launched an exhibition of new work entitled ‘Normal’ at the McKenna Gallery.
For this show, artists interpret what Normal means to them, featuring a diverse range of media such as video, painting, sculpture and textiles. ‘Normal’ runs in the McKenna Gallery, in the Riverbank Arts Centre until July 2.
Kildare Art Collective showcases new works as part of ‘Normal’ exhibition in Newbridge (Kildare Now)