…but in a sad way. Castle Court Apartments, Dublin Castle his afternoon.
Monthly Archives: September 2011
This afternoon.
Do not ask for tick.
Thanks G
Ah here.
Seventeen years we’ve waited for this. For $230 you get:
A 1/6 scale poseable sculpture of Jean Reno as Léon (RM4 ABS action body with more than 30 points of articulation ), 6 guns including: a Ruger SP101, a Beretta 92FS, a Smith & Wesson Model 586, a Smith & Wesson Model 41 and Springfield M1911-AS SASS, six grenades, clamps/pincers, folding dagger, 10 interchangeable hands, weapons vest, beanie hat, long felt coat, black t-shirt, white t-shirt, black trousers, glasses, houseplant, milk carton, glass, leather suitcase and stand.
Miniature Natalie Portman and dreadlocked Gary Oldman not included.
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Annie Walsh (brunette) and Amy O’Shea of the All-Ireland-winning Cork camogie senior ladies football team visited Temple Street Children’s Hospital this afternoon and met, from top: Eoin Ward, age 8; Dylan Curry, age 5, and Mark Laurence, also 5.
(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
Thomas Street, Limerick last weekend.
Thanks Bryan Keane
Inappropriate Seasonal Displays: broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Ça Va Osama?
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Written and directed by Clement Deneux, shot in four days for $8000 and entered in this short film competition, Zombin Laden is a fake trailer for the film we all want to see: whereby the corpse of Osama Bin Laden, reanimated by Coca Cola, rises from the dead to terrorise a small French island resort.
Feile ’90
Feile ’93
Feile ’92