Andrew Stewart tweetz:
This is a genuine missing cat advert in Belfast.
Andrew Stewart tweetz:
This is a genuine missing cat advert in Belfast.
Delighted to say ‘Stalker’ has won Underground Film Festival 2013 @terrymcmahon69 @IrishFilmBoard @broadsheet_ie @FilmIreland @MarkSherbert
— stalkerfilms (@stalkerfilms) September 16, 2013
From the man behind the last year’s call to arms, Irish Cinema’s New Wave: A Manifesto.
Previously: For Your Consideration
3.8% actually.
Things can only get better.
A guy can D:Ream, surely?
There’ll be no united Ireland and the Union is safe – so let’s retire the rhetoric and move on (Malachi O’Doherty, Belfast Telegraph)
Australian samplemaster Nick ‘Pogo” Bertke applies his skills to the Pokémon oeuvre.
Catching most of them in the process.
Brian Nisbet tweetz:
…bike abandoned by thief, now in hands of Kevin St Gardaí
Eleanor tweetz:
Queue outside Donaghmede for GTA V. Melting.
Update:
Ballyfermot. Huge queue. And a game of ball on as well !!! pic.twitter.com/dHdfsNVJFm
— Xtra-vision (@Xtravision) September 16, 2013
Our friends over in @HMVLiffeyValley @hmvireland best of luck guys #xvgtavmidnights pic.twitter.com/PUDQnihvby
— Xtra-vision (@Xtravision) September 16, 2013
Finglas queue … #xvgtavmidnights pic.twitter.com/VVATMvVHuN
— Xtra-vision (@Xtravision) September 16, 2013
Previously: Grand Theft Átha

















Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Colin McGann, Enda Cunningham, Darragh Clifford, Nick Sutton, Iain Henderson, Barry Duggan, Tony Leen, Mike Hogan 4FM and Joe Donnelly.
David McGuinness tweetz:
Never forget your handbrake when visiting the Blanchardstown Shopping Centre!
(Elaine Byrne with Michael McDowell last year)
…the claim that the Seanad is unreformable is simply not true. It has been reformed, and effectively so, in the past when claims of corruption were levelled against it.
The Seanad Electoral (Panel Members) Act, 1947 outlines the procedures for elections to the Seanad which have remained unchanged since they were introduced to the 1948 Seanad elections.
However, the other thing that this case from the 1940s illustrates is that only the executive can successfully carry through reform and, at present, there is no will within the executive to undertake such a programme. Ultimately, it is only the executive which retains the levers of power to pioneer how the Seanad is constituted.
Elaine Byrne writing in The History Hub’s Seanad Special
Past Reforms and Present Policy: examining the Seanad Electoral Act, 1947 (HistoryHub.ie)
Previously: “We Have To Look At The Situation Where Gerry Adams Could Be The Next Tánaiste”
Pic: Elaine Byrne.ie
Thanks Sarah