And sure why wouldn’t he?
Daithi O’Se bringing the ham and cheese to the launch of The Rose of Tralee this afternoon with Kelly Gaetano, the Texas Rose, identifiable by her trademark cowboy hatwear.
Others enjoy it.
Not so much:
Sha-zam. Marty ‘The Party’ Whelan in 2001. Humiliation level: Strong
What would JFK do?. Ryan Tubridy in 2003. Theme: Racy. Ludicrous.
Ray Darcy and Orla O’Shea (2004 Rose of Tralee) at the 2005 launch. This is how agents get fired.
(Photocall Ireland)
A backroad in Co Donegal.
(Thanks Paul Cromie)
‘An ostinato of bass notes’ for the week that’s in it.
Combination of 110kph gusts, 50mm of rain, sodden land and high tides – coastal areas south and east most at risk. More
@newstalkfm— Jonathan Healy (@jonathanhealy) August 14, 2012
Sounds alright.
NO!
That would be AS bad as the one Fish missed in 1987:
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqs1YXfdtGE
Aaaaaaaahhhhhhhh.
Etc.
Thanks Lars Biscuits
Four years in drama school.
Four.
Today’s internetegedden expose in the Irish Independent.
Richard Brock, a classically-trained musician and computer scientist with a long interest in the archaeology of Stonehenge, is convinced that the acoustic properties of the Achill structure could yield valuable clues to musical archaeologists.
Having carried out preliminary tests on site in recent days, he is satisfied that echoes of sounds made in the centre of the mass-concrete circle create a dome of sound in much the same manner as the original Stonehenge.
…Commenting on the replica’s now-shaky future, Brock said that Mayo County Council should delay the demolition of Achill-henge until its potential contribution to scientific archaeoacoustic research can be fully explored.
British Researcher Pitches For Achill-henge (Ciara Moynihan, Mayo News)
Montage via Google Images
Dublin Castle courtyard literally moments ago.
Meh.
Can you guess the inspiration behind it?
Lines close at 2.30pm
Meanwhile, hello you:
Thanks Aaron McAllorum
