And, furthermore, gulp.
Taken at last night’s premiere for Spiderman the Bono-born musical on Broadway.
Spider-Man Audiences Finally have Their Say On Show (Tom Brook, New York Post)
And, furthermore, gulp.
Taken at last night’s premiere for Spiderman the Bono-born musical on Broadway.
Spider-Man Audiences Finally have Their Say On Show (Tom Brook, New York Post)
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3cDUO-Mwgk
Granny hijacks the limelight and teaches the kids a thing or two at this street performance in Zagreb, Croatia,
Alan Shatter celebrates his 2007 win with supporters.
2000s Former TD Alan Shatter acts as a family law mediator for the FriaryLaw group.
2007 Receives €1,000 political donation by Oliver J Connolly, ‘principal’ of the FriaryLaw group. Returns to Dail as a TD.
2007-2011 Rails against FF-led government cronyism right up to March 2011.
March 2011: Becomes Justice minister
[100 days later]
June 2011, Appoints Oliver J Connolly to €12,500-a-year-but-about-as-part-time-as-you’re-likely-to-get state role*.
June 15, 2011 On RTE R1’s ‘Morning Ireland’ Shatter describes the Irish Independent’s report about the appointment of his friend and one-time colleague/boss as “despicable”. Minutes earlier, the minister had deliberately evaded a question about something actually despicable: why the victims of the Magdalene Laundries cannot even get a pension before a verdict on the exact level of the state’s role in the horror is established.
*Oliver is to act as as a “confidential recipient”, which is a person whom Gardai whistleblowers may talk to in confidence (they may or may not be alarmed that their confidential whatsit is so tight with the justice minister).
Shatter Gives State Post To Supporter Who Donated €1,000 (Fiach Kelly, Irish Independent)
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLmDFfXczbM
25-year-old Shanghai telecom worker Wang Kang’s Iron Man Mk1 ‘armour’ is actually a 50kg foam costume that took three months and $450 to make.
‘No colleagues knew my mission, and some of them froze there in seeing me approach,’ he said. ‘Some were even screaming for being scared.’ But Wang said the effort had been well worth it – with the costume drawing praise from his bosses and compliments from women. He claimed some had even ‘fallen in love’ with him because of it. ‘They said I am a happy and creative man, and they wanted to know me’.
Running low on mind bleach, we made Karl watch it. He’s still in a foetal position behind the sofa.
WATCH: Arts Lives: Naked (RTE Player)
“Bada bing, bada boom. Heyyy, fuggedaboutit. Take the gun, leave the cannoli, etc.,etc.”
At the Brian Lenihan funeral were, from left, unidentified bearded man, John Moloney, Noel Tracey, Barry Cowen, Pat ‘the Cope’ Gallagher and Terry Leyden at St Mochta’s Church in Porterstown this morning.

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