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Next week, Broadsheet celebrates five years in operation.

We are looking for YOU to share YOUR (brief) thoughts on the tumultuous and fairly gnarly last half decade both here (and ‘abroad’)….All political/religious persuasions welcome.Those words will then appear in a special post (accompanied by striking artwork) on the day itself (Tuesday, July 28).

Please send pithy 2010-2015 observations marked ‘Five Years‘ to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie.   Thank you very much.

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51 thoughts on “Housekeeping

  1. Soft like

    Jaysus five years ‘the sheet’ has come along way. Keep up the good fight! Huzzah!

    1. Nice Anne (Dammit)

      and yet you are still here with a “Name” no-one or his dawg is familiar with for their positive contribution to comments….

  2. peenieman

    G’wan de Broadsheet,there’s things that look like ya but then there are things that look like Ireland[thankfully winding down] but for a balance ‘tween the serious and not so,ye generally hit the target a lot of the time.
    For this https://www.broadsheet.ie/2011/11/30/kate-fitzgerald/
    for Modern Toss and Cyanide & Happiness
    for Irish rap promotion
    and most of all for standing up to Dobber

      1. Bad At Memes

        Don’t forget, ABM has only been taking a shi gracing us with his comments for 2½yrs of those 5,

        Yeah, it feels longer for me too.

  3. Spaghetti Hoop

    Smithfield, guards and horses come to mind but whoah horsey….this is gonna take me some time….FIVE years Councillor…..

    1. Mick Flavin

      Jeez, Jockstrap. Hadn’t thought of him in a while. Pedanto was my favourite now-defunct poster.

      1. Caroline

        Pretty sure Ol’ Pedo (he absolutely insisted on that nickname) has survived in some low-key form.

        1. Mick Flavin

          Good Ol’ Pedo…I thought Alfred E Neuman was him for a while, but he’s gone now too.

        2. The Old Boy

          Interestingly, a Google search reveals that Pedanto’s last post was on the article about Gilligan being shot on the 1st of March 2014. Perhaps he was nobbled.

          You can enjoy Jockstrap’s exit here: broadsheet.ie/2013/08/09/a-limerick-a-day-213
          Hardly surprising that it was John Moynes that put him over the edge.

          1. dereviled

            Thank you, Old Boy, quite entertaining but poignant. I do appreciate a well crafted comment.

          2. Kieran NYC

            Fairplay to Jockstrap. He said he’d leave and he meant it.

            I’m glad cluster/classter is back though.

            Who else is on the rollcall of ‘The Missing’?

            Frilly hasn’t been seen in a while. Or Helen. Or one of the bad Annes.

  4. rotide

    It would be great to see a bumper edition of Karl’s stat attacks.

    Also, would love to see the first days articles

  5. Mikeyfex

    A woman who won a ring or necklace from a jeweller’s facebook competition and then proceeded to thank the jeweller’s facebook page while she herself was signed in as the jeweller’s facebook page!! Revealing of course that she worked there and it was a FIX!

    That was the first article I saw on Broadsheet.

    Good times.

  6. H

    The first article I read was about a fire in Terenure, I then spent a happy week or so reading every post that had gone before, I used to come here daily but don’t after suffering from fairly severe anxiety earlier this year led me to curtail my online activities.

    That is one thing I like about this site, the posts highlighting mental illness and trying to remove the stigma attached to them. I still visit fairly regularly but don’t comment so much now, usually because there is nothing to add – all the good arguments, smart alec remarks and jokes have already been said by the time I see a post!

  7. fluffybiscuits

    Broadsheet is a mine of info and its used it is read throughout the civil service religiously! The one that stands out is the young chap who wrote about his mental illness that discussed how he was going to end it and his emotions, it stuck a chord with a lot of people. 300+ comments. Plus your never ending coverage of the nutters in youth defence, great work!

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