
(Le Galaxie in Meeting House Square, Temple Bar, Dublin on Saturday).
Ah go on.
Irish synth sensations Le Galaxie’s new single ‘Lucy is Here’ is HERE
Pix: Mark Earley
(more of Mark’s pics from the show at Goldenplec here)
40 Gardí, 6 cars, 4 riot vans, 6 bikes, 2 regular Garda vans and an ambulance just passed at break neck speed on their way to the #Dail
— NK ♠ (@Keegan_x) September 18, 2013
Oh.
@tnteacherTim Kildare st protester collapsed after being pepper sprayed, @Joe_Cummins
— Gearoid O'Mathuna (@HRHgearoid) September 18, 2013

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wka3yoC-cLA
As everyone knows, there is nothing wrong with The Wizard Of Oz.
It is perfect in every way.
That said, Cinema Sins (their motto ”No movie is without sin’) has a contractual obligation to apply the standard pedantry filters.
A masked protestor gets his collar felt on Kildare Street, Dublin this afternoon following some traffic-troubling, barricade-breaching antics.
Bit of Horatio Caine from CSI Miami TV3’s Ursula Halligan action (pic 3).
Protest live stream here
(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)
Artist Fatti Burke writes:
Great (and weird) response to the A-Z. We have a winner! News Whippet at 2:57pm got them all, but I’ll give one to Alan McGlinn for being a very close second also.
Thanks all.
Fatti’s A-Z will form part of an art exhibition at Kaph, Drury St, Dublin tomorrow from 6-9pm.
Earlier Can You Name Them All?
“So when I knew I was pregnant I left because I didn’t think Ireland is the Catholic or Christian place it’s made out to be at all.
…They may say what they like about what England did to Ireland but they’ve certainly been good to me and I’d never say a bad word against any of them. From the ordinary layperson in the street, not the clergy or anything, from the ordinary layperson em, you get nothing but kindness from them. Nobody looks down their nose at you, they accept you for what you are, not, you’re not something to be frowned on. You haven’t done…it’s not a dirty thing. In Ireland, this is something terrible. It’s a sin you pay for all your life.”
A glimpse from the RTE Archives of a 7 Days [current affairs show] from 1968 about the treatment of unmarried mothers from Ireland.
We’ve come a long way.
Or have WE?
Watch here