This multi award-winning short by Yonni Aroussi & Ben Genislaw tells the future of a young couple moving in together for the first time.
Sesame Street it ain’t.
Yearly Archives: 2013
Your Sunsets
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From Poolbeg Lighthouse, Dublin, this evening.
Thanks Kieran Li
The Shannon this evening.
Pic: Emily
Strabane, Co. Tyrone
Via Harvey Russell
Oh.
The Liffey ViaDUCK!duct, Tara Street, Dublin this evening.
Thanks Eric Sexton and Cathal McMahon
Dublin sliothar-stopping legend Jimmy Grey.
He was in the wrong sport in the wrong town.
John Gallen writes
Dublin hurler, Jimmy Grey, was goalkeeper the last time they won the Leinster Hurling Final’s Bob O’Keefe Cup in 1961. He had these words to say cheerfully on [RTE’s] Six One News this evening.
“The attitude in Dublin would have been largely, be football, whether soccer, rugby or gaelic football and hurling was seen as kind of a, a culchie game. To some extent, way back. And as a consequence only one Dublin born player*, as you probably know, ever won an all Ireland medal.”
Lovely man. Being a culchie myself and from Galway, living in Dublin, I look forward to extending those 52 years a little further on Sunday.
* I have no idea who that player I should probably know was :/
Anyone?
(RTE)
How Many?
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North Circular Road, Dublin, This evening.
Phil writes:
The occupants headed toward O’Devaney Gardens…
“Wake up. Peek-a-boo.”
Max Keiser’s advice to the Irish as Paul Sommervile (top left) discusses the Anglo Tapes and the Irish public’s inertia on RT yesterday.
The item starts at 12.55 and described thusly:
Max talks to Paul Sommerville about the story of Anglo Irish bank, the toxic hedge fund masquerading as a bank which was run by charlatans lending to just twenty or thirty toxic individuals.
The Anglo Irish story is one of crony capitalism and collusion with government and regulators, one where the Chairman’s loans were bed and breakfasted and over which the burnt speculators are outing each other’s role in the crimes.
Stay for 19.20
Fall Better
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Dukes admits he knew of tapes& listened 2 them. he kept lads on tapes in jobs didn’t tell central bank of tapes who r investigating content
— Pearse Doherty (@PearseDoherty) July 5, 2013
Did former Fine Gael leader, Alan Dukes, just confirm on #Drivetime that the Govt has been sitting on #AngloTapes for yrs?! That’s HUGE!!
— Paul Anthony Ward (@PaulAnthonyWard) July 5, 2013
Disgusting to hear Alan Dukes’ “they didn’t ask the right questions” defence of hiding #Anglotapes from investigators. #rtedrivetime
— Pat McArdle (@patmcardle) July 5, 2013
We’re making our own popcorn.
Dukes says he was briefed on Anglo tapes by lawyers (RTE)
Dame Street, Dublin, this evening.
Trev writes:
Unmarked Garda car was doing a u-turn on Dame street when a motorbike went into his side…. both are okay. Rider was having a smoke there with the guards.