October 21, 1977.
From Brand New Retro:
The gig was significant in that it was the first gig in Ireland by an established overseas Punk act.
The Clash played every song from that first album as well as their then current single, “Complete Control”. There was no trouble. Plenty of pogoing but unfortunately, loads of spitting too, mostly by a gang of about 10 or who kept it up right through the gig. Horrible.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEL9u7B-liM
This is a fluke.
Thanks MK
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEW4EXFaNwY&feature=player_embedded
From last night’s Republic Of Telly on RTE 2.
Oh, go on then.
Brian R writes:
Troika. Can’t get away from them. Even in Canada.
TodayFM just broadcast an apology to all catholics because on 9 Feb Ray D’Arcy said a woman lacked compassion because she was catholic. Odd.
— David Cochrane (@davidcochrane) February 28, 2012
Not a patch on the 6310.
Question: Who is Aengus Ó Snodaigh’s favourite musician?Níl Toner.#inkgate #inkcartridgegate
— Cork Historic Tours (@walkcork) February 28, 2012
Those of you that predicted a media witch hunt after Sinn Fein shows 25% electorate support were 100% correct. Thus #inkgate is thrown up!
— Marcais MBE (@IrelandUncut) February 28, 2012
Sure, your fancy coffee mug holds coffee. But is it milled from a solid chunk of T6 aluminium? Does it have three Mil-Spec 1913 scope rails for attaching laser sights and night vision? Does it pack a CAA light, AR15 handle and stabilising bipod? No it does not.
The OPMOD Battle Mug has all these things. And it costs $250.
It is very silly indeed.
