https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkW3F1fd2Kw
Dublin on Wednesday night.
A familiar (and gentle in fairness) garda at 28 seconds.
Frank writes:
He is among us/them :-0
From left: Jessica Campher, Dearbhla Mitchell, Katie Cahlain and Jane Redmond from the Monica Loughman Ballet Company at ODEON Blanchardstown to highlight the live screenings of Alice in Wonderland from the Royal Opera House, London.
READ on.
Joanne writes:
Odeon cinemas are pirouetting into Christmas showing live from Royal Opera House in London Alice in Wonderland on Tuesday 16th December at 7.15. It will be shown in all 10 Odeon cinemas nationwide. We have a family ticket for any Odeon location to give away to a loving Broadsheet reader. To enter, simply nominate a ballet lover of your acquaintance and why they deserve the tix.
[Name of relative, friend]____________________deserves the Odeon Royal Ballet tickets because__________________’
Lines MUST close at MIDNIGHT
Full list of Odeon Royal Ballet screenings here
The move to rename the business [Irish Dairy Board] Ór Nua, which means New Gold in Irish, marks a return to an Irish name tag as the organisation was formerly known as Bord Bainne.
Dairy Board to rebrand as Ór Nua (Independent.ie)
However…
An IDB spokesman however says that it will opt for OrNua not Ór Nua if the proposal is approved….
FIGHT!
Thanks Localization
A multi award winning scifi short by Perception Pictures. To wit:
A man returns to the Midwestern farm of his childhood on a desperate mission to unearth the horrifying truth of what landed there in the summer of 1960.
Further to the SUV pavement debacle…
Jimmy The Head writes:
“I went through that video footage frame by frame (off YouTube so not great quality) but managed to pull a few still images showing the number plate. I think I managed to guess the right reg after a few attempts!…”
So.
What NOW?
*fondles pitchfork*
*calls guards*
Previously: Who Was In The SUV?
This afternoon.
kitesurfers be kitesurfing.
Some gnarl on those waves, in fairness.
Chris Maynard writes:
Pipkin’s the happiest little bunny waiting for Santa to arrive!
ItWasChaosBilly writes:
This is Susie. And she doesn’t want to be an elf, not one little bit.
Zoë Bradley writes:
Fineen, eagerly awaiting Santa’s arrival…
Martin Connolly writes:
Sam back from his Xmas grooming. He decided to tear apart and chew his festive bandana minutes later…
Ronan Lawlor writes:
Alfie and Lily relaxing by the fire getting into the festive spirit!
They’re stoked.
Your pet at Xmas to broadsheet@broadshset.ie marked My Pet At Xmas. All festive creatures welcome.