Accompanied by fellow voice-actor Lauren Landa, Jim Cummings – the voice of Winnie the Pooh, among many others – reads Darth Vader’s lines from A New Hope to a delighted crowd at ConnectiCon 2013.
Yearly Archives: 2014
This evening.
Graham Cashell writes;
“Sunset silhouette this evening at the Forty Foot, Sandycove [Co Dublin]. no filters,just underexposed sky.”
[An Irish Times/Ipsos poll published tonight, conducted on Tuesday and the first of this type of poll since December]
…PLUS Sinn Féin, unchanged at 21%, and Independents and others at 21%, a gain of three points.
Not forgetting “undecideds” which stood at 29%.
We’re the majority!
Don’t know! Don’t know! Don’t! Know!
Don’t.
Poll shows fall in support for both Government parties (RTE)
Graph via RTE News
This evening outside Gianni’s, Grove Street, Mullingar, Co. Westmeath.
A dramatic, inter-generational power pop/folk punk summit as Bressie and Shane MacGowan meet ahead of a Speaking Suppers gabfest in aid of LARCC Cancer Support Centre in Mullingar.
It’s like the mods and rockers all over again.
Everyone stay cool.
Thanks Sarah
[The Midlands Regional Hospital, Portlaoise, Co Laois]
The RTÉ Investigations Unit uncovers details surrounding the death of a Fifth Baby relating to Portlaoise Hospital. Prime Time, 9.35pm on RTÉ One.
Meanwhile, staying in tomorrow?
Garda whistleblower John Wilson (above) gives his first interview since the resignation of Garda Commissioner Martin Callinan to Ryan Tubridy on The Late Late Show, RTÉ One at 9:35pm.
Thanks Laura Fitzgerald and Karen Fitzpatrick
Waiting for Squee.
Windsor, Berkshire, UK, this afternoon.
Everyone stay cool.
Thanks Rob
Meanwhile…
Chef Nevan Maguire (left) and Fiacra Nagle, managing director, of Compass Group Ireland at the Aviva Stadium Lansdowne Road Nua to announce a partnership between “Ireland’s leading food and support service company” and Nevan. And to display their defiant foodboard.
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
Maybe even a hot drop between correspondence.
Women of Letters At the Grand Social, Dublin, Lower Liffey Street, Dublin on April 8. Doors 6.30pm.
Andrea writes:
“Critically-acclaimed Australian show Women of Letters will be in Dublin on the 8th of April for an exclusive showcase featuring Angeline Ball, Monica McInerney and TV3’s Sinead Desmond.
The premise involves five or six female writers, performers and artists joining together to revive the lost art of letter writing. Each guest speaker is given a special topic in advance and they write a personal letter to be read aloud on the evening. The Dublin [theme] is: ‘A letter to the path I could have taken.’The show has previously been staged across America in LA and New York, with names like Martha Wainwright and Amanda Palmer taking part so it’s pretty exciting to see it coming to this part of the world for a short run…”
Tickets here
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