Court room crammed for Nama v treasury… Sitting on floor with leg falling asleep… Treasury claiming Nama act may be unconstitutional
— Jamie Smyth (@JamieSmythF) February 21, 2012
Court room crammed for Nama v treasury… Sitting on floor with leg falling asleep… Treasury claiming Nama act may be unconstitutional
— Jamie Smyth (@JamieSmythF) February 21, 2012
Our very very handsome king of the farmyard animals, Elvis the goat (above) has died. Elvis came to the Dubiln SPCA in 2006 where we loved him tender for 6 years. He was an adult when he arrived and we are not sure how old he was, goats can live up to 18 years of age. Elvis loved to have his picture taken and to show off to the public who came to visit the shelter. In the last few months he opted for the quieter life and would hang out in the stable most of time. Thank you everyone who sponsored Elvis over the years. We miss you Elvis our lovable rogue. RIP.
I guess the IT guys at the Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council convinced the bosses that that was the only appropriate URL available.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTC9rwnoB4I
The Broadway adaptation takes place entirely in a Dublin pub, and the 14-actor company plays all of the show’s music – even playing as the audience comes in before the show. It’s one way the show stays intimate and relatable, which was one of the challenges in transitioning Once from screen to stage. “[Playwright] Enda [Walsh] has got a friend who said, ‘Turning Once into a piece of theatre would be like catching a butterfly,” and that’s absolutely a brilliant way of putting it,” said director John Tiffany, who is making his Broadway directorial debut. “We were very, very careful, fragile, delicate to retain the purity of that story while still making it something that can communicate to a thousand people in the same room.”
Broadway’s ‘Once’ Adaptation: Cast and Creators Talk Bringing The Beloved Film To The Stage (EW)
Waves at Bray, Co Wicklow, Taken by Jay Griffin on February 19.
Dublin Port taken by Paul Campbell on January 14.
Dungarvan, Waterford, by Owen O’Grady on February 16.
“Gentle sensual swaying”
“Chatting to celebrity disc-jockeys.”
Better make that a large, pre-dawn Champagne so.
Via Brand New Retro