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!

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Hello.

As you may have noticed, we are experiencing some ‘difficulties’ with the frequency of our posts.

We’re very sorry.

Thank you so much for your patience.

The simple fact is we have barely anyone left on the site to ‘help out’.

Those remaining are shells of their former selves.

Their deeply unfashionable take on recent world events alienated everyone on Broadsheet but a few and proved to be ‘box office poison’.

With no income of any kind, we are unable to replenish the workforce, pay the hosting fee in a timely fashion or defend ourselves in legal actions taken against the site in any meaningful way.

This has been the situation for some time. The responsible thing for all concerned would be to call it a day.

We hope to finish up this weekend and will keep posting until Sunday.

Thank you for staying with us this long.

Any excuse.

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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)

Kildare Art Collective

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This morning.

Brussels, Belgium.

Meanwhile….

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