http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2fba8HopFc
A non-cheesy music show?
On the wireless?
Oh go on then.
Laura Gaynor (above with Cian McCarthy) writes:
“So we’re doing a show on RTÉ 2XM called Needs More Cowbell. The show mainly exists to play music, hassle musicians and ask the big questions. We’ve done a vlog to say what’s going to be on our show this week, would be cool if you’d check it out! Last week we did a video about Hipsters And you can listen to our show tonight at 7pm over here “
April 2014
Earlier today
The end of the adorably hatstand Pro-Choice/ProLife glowering shopfront-off on Dublin’s Berkeley Street.
Mmf.
(Pix: Oisín Kane)
Extreme clamping or ironic locking.
YOU decide.
Stonybatter, Dublin this afternoon.
Thanks Cathal O’Rourke
Animator Marty Cooper combines traditional cel animation with photos and videos he takes on his iPhone, using transparent layers to build up the interaction in stop motion.
More here.
Aisling Keenan writes:
“I think the beauty mega brand Sephora might have something to say about this Dundrum store…”
FIGHT!
Newly elected TD Ruth Coppinger, top, (Socialist Party) and newly elected MEP Lynn Boylan (Sinn Fein) at Leinster House, Dublin this afternoon. Both were at government buildings to join the the Our Children’s Health campaign protest for automatic medical cards for children with serious illnesses.
(Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
From left: Simply Be’s 2014 cover girl, Cora O’Connor and runners up Roisin Jackman and Leesa Dunne
Online plus size catalogue Simplybe.ie and TV3’s Xpose are searching for Ireland’s Curviest Woman to become the face of Simply Be 2015
If you are size 12 – 32 and can do that sideways stand (above) wearing wedges click HERE.
Pic: Jason Clarke
Thanks Anne
Thursday May 29th – The War On Drugs @ Vicar Street, Dublin (€20)
Nialler9 writes:
“The word of mouth surrounding the third album Lost In The Dream from the Philadelphia indie-rockers has already pushed this gig from moved from Button Factory to [the larger] Vicar Street. The album has been compared to Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty and Chris Rea.”
Oh my.
Via Mark Waldron:
“Paddle-boarding at Monkstown [Co Dublin] yesterday evening.”
Thanks Andrew Sheridan
