You decide.
Lines close at 12.45pm.
Eoin Kirwan writes:
The winning ‘Hippie Jump’ at Kings of Concrete Saturday at Hanover Quay [Dublin – part of the Tall Ships festival]. Thought you might be interested. Feel free to grab and share.
Monthly Archives: August 2012
Though he’s garnered all national accclaim,
His work rate still puts us to shame,
Our industrious Squee,
Has gone studying to see,
What to call a Spanish Michael Graham.
John Moynes
(Pic: UMIP)
And thus endeth Ireland’s most expensive grudge.
Leslie Buckley, the man behind that editorial interference.
Among four Denis O’Brien-approved directors (also including Lucy Gaffney and Paul Connolly below) appointed to the INM board this morning.
Buckley, who was kicked off the board last year, returns as chairman.
He fixed Haiti.
(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)
Gardai in Dublin on alert as ‘Fat’ Freddie Thompson’s right-hand-man (29) set to arrive back in Crumlin after a two year absence.
#Herald— Evening Herald (@HeraldNewsdesk) August 27, 2012
More as we eat it.
From ADW (Dublin street artist):
“This was the image deemed unfit for human consumption at the Kings [Kings of Concrete at the Tall Ships festival in Dublin dockside] yesterday. It’s title ‘there’s no Justice, there is just us’ featured the lady of justice bent over a riot policeman’s knee getting spanked. The Guards took a serious exception to the piece of artwork and it was regrettably removed…Freedom of expression? Pussy Riots?”
After the picture was covered I wrote the name of the piece ‘There is no justice, there’s just us’…on THEIR power happy trip I was even ordered to remove the name of the piece??!!
Thanks Ciaran Le Cool
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kC0xpgmKOT8
A slightly eerie CIE training video bringing a bus driver’s eye view of a never-gloomier-looking Dublin.
Includes strange left turns, surreal traffic routes and drive down Grafton Street.
Charlie Bird, who is leaving RTE, at Montrose, Donnybrook, Dublin, yesterday.
We may never see his like again.
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXq2xzSzphE
1. Lawless is written by Nick Cave, and directed by John Hillcoat, who gave us out-back western The Proposition (2005).
2. How bad-ass is this movie? It’s got Shia LaBeouf in it, and it STILL manages to be bad-ass.
3. This year’s celluloid style icon? Guy Pearce at 1’08.
4. Five additional points for gangsta Gary Oldman at 1’30.
5. Tom Hardy in a cardie. That is all.
Release date (Ireland): September 7
At Poolbeg lighthouse as the Tall Ships depart Dublin (Pat S).
At the Bulmer’s Live Dock for the Tall Ships festival on the quays in Dublin (Eve Kearney)
Saturday night by the shell of the Anglo building (Barbara Leonard).
