From 1992, an ad for Stag cider.
A doomed bid to take the sickly-sweet ‘Wesley Juice’ upmarket.
Featuring then British ‘It girl’ Paula Hamilton.
Good times.
Yearly Archives: 2014
A screening of The Inquiry you say?
A one-hour Jim Larkin documentary made by DCTV [Dublin Community Television] at the Lighthouse cinema, Smithfield on Saturday as part of the Jameson International Dublin film festival
Doors open 12.30pm.
Don’t get ‘locked out’.
*snigger*
Thanks Bit Thompt
Outside Blooms Hotel, Dublin this afternoon.
Barry H writes:
The thing is the sporting encounter they are referring to is taking place in London, not Dublin, this weekend…
On a moonlit night in the nursery strange happenings are afoot…
A short film by Judith Johnston, animated by Nicola Welbourne depicting the transformation of baby Angus into his hirsute alter ego.
Protestors including Garda Whistleblower John Wilson (top) with Joan Collins TD and Shell to Sea campaigners outside Leinster House, Kildare Street, Dublin this afternoon calling for the resignation of Justice Minister Alan Shatter, who is appearing before the Public Service Oversight committee over the GSOC and whistleblower crisis.
Update:
Alan Shatter before de committe NOW. Watch here.
Update:
Shatter’s evidence bears no resemblance to what he told the #Dail. He says he has still not been told now what suggested garda involvement
— John Mooney (@JohnMooneyST) February 19, 2014
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
PAPA!
atAUDIO: Seanad agrees to officially invite #PopeFrancis to visit Ireland http://t.co/kXSuSvnOSG pic.twitter.com/q5K6JsLXXv
— Newstalk 106-108 fm (@Newstalkfm) February 19, 2014
You’d miss Benedict all the same.
Have you seen this Shimmer?
Matt Patterson, a post doctoral research fellow at the Insight Centre for Data Analytics, writes:
“I appreciate you don’t normally do this, but I lost a sensor for my research study in the city centre yesterday morning at 8:45am while I was walking from Stephen’s Green to O’Connell Sreet. If anyone picked up a small sensor on the ground that looks like the one above I’d be forever grateful. @patta to get in touch.”
Update: Matt adds: “We are studying detailed walking-patterns outside of the laboratory, as people go about their daily life. One of our first pilot studies and I lost the sensor… “
Oh.
Anyone?
A letter and wreath left by Maureen Sullivan at Leinster House, Kildare Street, Dublin this afternoon.
Maureen’s survivor testimony here.
Previously: The McAleese Report: A Conclusion
Via Barbara Murray