https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRBbntdCaPc
Mario, Fafa and Gorilla showcase the please-don’ts and hell-nos of air travel, from incontinent ferret release to bellybutton exhibitionism.
Yearly Archives: 2016
Ranelagh Station, Dublin 6
Shona writes:
I know you don’t usually do this. But I found a sum of money at Ranelagh Station at around nine this morning. It’s the time of year where that might really matter to someone.
Any chance you might post this and put me in touch with anyone who can give the correct details of the amount and where I found it….
Broadsheet@broadsheet.ie, anyone?
Look Right
at
Cuffe Street, Dublin 2, just now.
(Pic: Oisín Kane)
The exquisitely detailed feather carvings of artist Chris Maynard who’s been working with feathers (using forceps, eye surgery scissors, and magnifying glasses) since he was 12 years old. Maynard acquires feathers for his artwork from zoos and private aviaries.
More of his work here.
Previously: Feathercut Art
Troy McNamara tweetz:
The two most ironic things to find outside a gym?! Blurring out the gym name as they’re sound!
Cthulhu ski mask.
Or, presumably for copyright reasons, Unisex Barbarian Knit Beanie Octopus (€4 – €10+P+P) from Amurleopard.
Available in various colours: green, blue, eternal torment, etc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2eyaHff2nI
Fail Army’s compilation of the finest karma/shadenfraude/toldyehso of 2016.
Previously: Failvember
From top: Dublin Cork and Belfast
Something for your wall?
Kate Ó writes:
We travelled the 4 provinces of Ireland to capture Ireland’s most iconic places, from 32 vantage points.
We photographed, sketched, and screen printed each iconic place to create ‘Ireland’s Views Collection’ including; Dublin’s, Pigeon Towers, Cork’s Shandon Bells, Belfast’s Harland & Wolfe, and Galway’s Browne Doorway. Purchase online at link below
Irish-made stocking fillers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Irish-made Stocking Fillers’. No fee, just Christmas glee.
Save Poolbeg.
Louis Walsh
On The Late Late Show…
Gareth Naughton writes:
Having successfully rejoined the judging panel on The X Factor, Louis Walsh will be revealing his next big project with a very special announcement.
Actress Miriam Margolyes – the ultimate open book – will be joining Ryan Tubridy in studio to share more hilarious stories from her long and varied career on stage and screen.
A trio of comedians will be tickling funny bones. The ever popular Brendan Grace will be treating viewers to some stand up as will Entertainment from D’Telly’s Pat Shortt. And Jason Byrne will be bringing his unique brand of mayhem to the Late Late set.
The RTÉ Concert Orchestra will be in studio to accompany three of Ireland’s best and most enduring music acts – Aslan,Finbar Furey (with Cór na nÓg) and Glen Hansard. They will be performing songs featured on ‘As Seen on The Late Late Show’, the double album currently on release and raising funds for the St Vincent de Paul.
We’ll be celebrating the best of Irish artisan produce this Christmas and making some unusual suggestions for festive fayre with TV chefs Rachel Allen and Richard Corrigan.
*sets fire to telly*
The Late Late Show, at 9.35pm on RTÉ One.