https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oI2S44452Vs
Irish Language comedy.
No wait, come back a chara.
Malachy McKeever writes:
I’m part of a new sketch group from Cavan/Dublin called LinceCraic. Here is our latest sketch. It’s an Irish language one we shot in Club Conradh na Gaeilge
Written by Malachy McKeever, shot by John McKeown, Starring Malachy, David Reilly, Darren Lynch and Jenny McGovern.
This afternoon
Mark Moloney writes:
Irish Water contractors have reportedly withdrawn from Fassaroe, Bray, Co Wicklow, due to protests by local residents…
More as we get it.
Meanwhile…
Tay and sandwiches in Arklow, Co Wicklow this afternoon.
Thanks Kate Hunt
Marguerite Hughes writes:
Someone at Ticketmaster is having fun with captcha design. These popped up within ten minutes of each other!
Name those films.
Lisbon-based street artist Bordallo II works in the medium of painted trash and other street detritus which he arranges on walls and then spray paints.
He is somewhat nifty at this carry on.
Further to the ‘controversial’ Irish-Made Stocking Filler, The Man Box by Grand Grand.
Fergus at GrandGrand has given us TWO boxes stuffed with manly stuff worth €25 EACH for TWO lucky men.
Just complete this sentence.
My man could use a box because___________________________________________
Lines MUST close at 2.45pm 3.15pm
Earlier: Stocking Filler – For Man
An award-winning short by Belgian animator Joost Jansen. To wit:
A soldier goes to the front during World War I, whose horrors make him realise that the enemy is actually war itself. The testimony of this soldier stands as a metaphor for the terrible cruelty of war and the desire for peace.
Part of the 12 Minutes About Peace project – a collection of 12 one-minute animated shorts on the theme of peace by Flemish animators.
Splutter.
Megan Killan writes:
I picked up the latest copy of the UCC [University College Cork] Express today. It has an article by Elaine Healy-Rae, attacking Gerry Adams and making the claim that Adams “as a man, and as a party leader, has gotten away with too much.” While that claim might be true, the author’s second name might indicate that she’s not writing from an entirely neutral point of view.
Fight!
