Yikes.
Conall Ó Riain writes:
On the back of your earlier post about the unusual Christmas tree decorations, I thought I’d let you know about our tree here at Project Arts Centre,[ Temple Bar, Dublin] – created by our very talented assistant curator David Upton, with materials kindly supplied by John at Neon-Fix.com . We think it’s pretty amazing…
More pics here
Earlier: Rebel Tree
Unable to get tickets to the Anchorman 2 premiere tonight?
Fear not. You can enjoy the experience from the comfort of your own home.
Aertv and Paramount Pictures are live streaming the event from the Savoy cinema starting from 6pm.
Will Ferrell, Paul Rudd, Steve Carell, David Koechner and director Adam McKay will be in attendance.
Previously: Broadsheet Trailer Park: Anchorman 2 (New Trailer, Irish Version)
Thanks Orlagh
Gulp.
The Red Line at Stephens Steevens’ Lane just before Heuston Station, Dublin earlier following a tram/two-wheeler collision.
Damn you iron bullet of doom.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
A daft short by Trexel Animation featuring a daft robot with an equally daft toy: a magnifying glass that actually increases the size of the object.
In next Sunday’s ‘The Moment of Truth’, Blathnaid Ní Chofaigh talks to Danielle, an Irish woman “who in her late teens became pregnant and travelled to England to have an abortion. It is a choice that has marked her life, but which she still does not regret.”
An RTE Religious programme featuring a guilt-free abortion experience.
Have we turned a corner?
Valerie Coyne writes:
I run a Vocal & Life Coaching business based in Dun Laoghaire. I was recently featured over several weeks on Newstalk that I could teach anyone to sing at least one song, no matter what level they were at. And I did just that for four people who came for lessons over two weeks and returned to sing beautifully on air. Tackle that new year’s resolution early and email me at valeriecoyne@gmail.com to arrange for a voucher, get further details or to make a booking.
Michelle writes:
‘Design My Type’ is an Irish Poster Company and thought you might like to show case some of our stocking fillers. They include our customisable Cool Dad poster (above) €30 customisable Family Tree from €20 and Dublin Series of Traditional Irish Phrases from €15
Buy here
Asymmetric Necklace – Ceramic and Wooden Beads, Handmade €16
Gold Velvet Mini Ruff Scarf Collar – Handmade Winter Warmer €30
Fiona writes:
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Irish made ‘Stocking Fillers’ to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Long exposure shots of ‘steel wool spinners’ doing their thing.
Suckers that we are for any colourful spinny thing, our personal favourite is still this shot taken at Lough Dan last summer.
An award-winning experimental short by Samuel Blain (his graduation piece from Northumbria University) in which four subjects talking about their vivid dreams have their heads replaced with appropriately nightmarish visual manifestations.
Sleep tight.
Lusk, Co Dublin, at first light this morning.
Thanks Daniel
Leopardstown, Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown last night.
Thanks Gary
