This afternoon.
DIT campus, Grangegorman, Dublin.
Telly’s Eoghan McDermott (above) with models Thalia Heffernan (top left) and Holly Carpenter and Students from DIT college launching ‘StandUp4Love’ (which takes place in in Vicar Street on March 19].
‘StandUp4Love’ is a DIT student produced comedy,music and storytelling night aimed at raising funds for the Yes campaign in May’s Marriage Equality referendum.
(Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
Meanwhile…
Stephen McGrath writes:
The company I work for, Phorest Salon Software, has decided that they wanted to raise awareness of the upcoming referendum, which I think is just an amazing show of support.. This loading screen for our software [above] will be seen in 2,000 salons and spas in Ireland and the UK. Could not be prouder working here. Maybe other businesses might take a stance…
Anyone?
Phorest Salon Software (Facebook)
That’s Kevin Street, not Grangegorman. Carry on…
Which site is the mental hospital again?
* taps tannoy mike *
” Strap tightening required in cell 666, strap tightening required in cell 666 *
Eoghan’s irritating hair might well be the first and only good reason to vote no in this.
Clever marketing idea.
Thank God they used models to market this. I was going to vote no but now that good looking people are involved I’d better vote yes.
Can someone explain why salons need a specific type of software? Genuine question btw…
For the same reason any business or industry might need a specific type of software?
Winning over the hairdresser vote will be crucial ;)
They’ve been on the fringes of the debate so far.
I heard they’re big into scissoring.
If only things were that cut and dry.
blow harder
LEEDS LEEDS LEEDS LEEDS
(Barry, you reading this??)
MOT mate
Was Roz whats-her-name (the one with the Easter Island head on a match stick body) not available?
Any chance they could have chosen gay models and a gay media personality?!?
Why?
Its not just a gay issue
So stop hoggin’ it
And plastering the pride colours all over it
Its an equality issue
Its a human rights issue
Its a cop d’ück on to ourselves issue
Its a people issue
Its my issue
I’m not crazy about businesses getting involved in constitutional referenda and possibly pressuring employees to vote in a certain way.
I’m sure we can all think of constitutional issues where business interests and the peoples’ welfare may not coincide.
Very naïve short-sighted stuff from Stephen McGrath there.