Right so.
Thanks Eoin O’Cathasaigh
Monthly Archives: February 2013
Brendan Behan budgie-smuggling at the Forty Foot, Sandycove, late 1950s.
They went jingle jangle..
Via Ebay
Thanks Sibling of Daedalus
Youtuber Mátyás Wettl employs one camera, four plates and an overpass in a strangely, pleasing possibly autotuned performance of Beethoven’s Ode To Joy.
Looks like rain.
The Jim Larkin statue on O’Connell Street, Dublin, this afternoon.
Previously: Claiming Jim
Thanks Simon Judge
You may recall Matthieu Chardon’s 9,000-photo love letter to Dublin.
Matthieu (above) writes:
“Irish music bands, schools, companies, and students have contacted me from Argentina, South Korea, Australia, India, USA, and Ireland, to ask me questions about my video. They told me that they cried seeing their home town. It’s quite unbelievable, I didn’t expect that. I didn’t find a job in an advertisement company or production company, but a person who saw the video from London (‘Mr Bean’ movies editor) has allowed me to be his trainee on his next movie in Dublin.”
Yay beaucoup.
Eoin Drinan writes:
Just spotted this nice little earner on the Fas/Comedy
website. Recession Fin!
Like a spectacles-wearing boss.
Galway International Rally 2013, yesterday.
Stage 5
Thanks David at DashCams.ie
Come On Live Long – Little Ones
Ciaran Le Cool writes:
Irish five piece Come On Live Long have been recording for a couple of years now, but they’ve finally arrived with this new single (and video directed and shot by two of the band members; Louise and Steve).
In the week when people were losing their shit over the new MBV album I think this young band are just as deserving of your readers’ attention.
Available to purchase here
Directed and Produced by Steve and Louise; DOP Louise Gaffney Second Camera: Steve Battle; Edit: Steve Battle; Starring: Michael Gaffney
On Misery Hill, outside the Grand Canal Theatre, Dublin.
Didn’t we all sure?
Richard Talbot writes:
Probably has some history to it, but Dublin City Council could have renamed this one, sign erected last week.