Yearly Archives: 2014
Masters of The Gentlemanly Art – a rough house production from Dublin based producer Compassion Crew set to a brilliantly suggestive animation by London animator Simon Landerin..
Highly lewd. Slightly NSFW
(Thanks Compassion Crew)
Madly in love culchies hipsters in London?
Pull the other one.
One in a series of many sentiment fuelled ads for Stella Artois leading into Christmas 2014.
Robbie Loughlin tweetz:
And here’s me thinking that the aul’ gift voucher would be grand…
Still is Robbie, still is.
Driver parking in disabled spot without permit. On inspection tax disc for another car. Car seized Sc 41. summonses pic.twitter.com/KwbFeguQqD
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) November 27, 2014
Shiela Larkin tweetz:
This tweet made for satisfying reading.
Evel Twin
at
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MORE to folly.
Thanks Enda Cunningham (Galway City Tribune); Nick Sutton (UK covers); Enda bolger (The Irish Sun); Garrett Rowe (The irish Times); Kevin Cramer (The Irish Examiner) and Meliosa Fitzgibbon (Irish Daily Mail)
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
http://youtu.be/TdiNZtbNFVo
Wait! What?
No chestnuts roasting on an open fire?
No Jack Frost nipping at your nose??
An Post writes:
Our An Post Christmas TV advert is about how we remember family and friends at Christmas. It highlights the fact that when we make the effort to write and post our Christmas cards, the emotional rewards for both sender and receiver are enormous.
The TV advert features the song ‘The Christmas Waltz’ and was shot in locations around Dublin and Wicklow.
The music track is called ‘The Christmas Waltz’, vocals by Lisa Hannigan and is available to purchase on Bandcamp. All profits raised from the sale of the track will go directly to Simon Community to help tackle homelessness in Ireland.
Now, giant Anglo-Saxon supermarket chains, that’s how you do a Christmas ad.
Update:
Link to Bandcamp is now working. Donate here.
And this is nothing like a nice dinner.
SK writes:
St Vincent’s [Hospital, Merrion Road, Dublin 4] going for the Michelin star [This evening] …Sausage Roll with Beans. Decent tay though….
Needs more Oliver Dunne…
The opening scene of the second series of acclaimed crime drama Corp agus Anam which starts tonight on TG4 at 9.30pm.
What you’ll need to know
Darragh Doyle writes:
1. The show is in Irish and some English, with English subtitles. You don’t need to be fluent in Gaeilge to watch it.
2. You don’t need to have seen the first series to enjoy – or even understand – the second. The series focuses on TV crime correspondent Cathal Mac Iarnáin (Diarmuid de Faoite) as he investigates the cases that come his way. Series 1 can be watched online here
3. Tonight’s episode focuses on sociopath and brutal rapist John Glynn, released on bail and bent on terrorising Sharon, the mother of his child. Watch Sharon try to escape him here
Twitter feed: CorpAgusAnam
Previously: Corp On
