Possibly hungover and late for class.
His Leap card has been found.
Email broadsheet@broadsheet.ie to reconnect commuter and card.
Thanks Oval Head.
UPDATE: Enes located.
Yearly Archives: 2016
Ukip MEP Steven Woolfe was seen collapsed on the floor in Strasbourg yesterday
Steve Woolfe said “Let’s take this outside”
Which Mike Hookem couldn’t abide
And when Mike saw red
He swung for Steve’s head
Then all of us laughed till we cried.
John Moynes
Pic: ITV
The Wasteland is having an election and the candidates are campaigning.
Dusty freaks.
From Aunties GeekEasy.
Produced by Damon Blake and George Fox,
Punchy
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The art of 29 year old Italian boxer and painter Omar Hassan, who stretches his canvases over cardboard to prevent them tearing as he pounds them with paint-dipped boxing gloves. The ‘paintings’ – part of a series he calls ‘Breaking Through Milano’ – sell for between €8,000 and €40,000 apiece, which he calls “a great satisfaction, but not the goal”.
Weakness
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MORE to folly
Alphaboobies
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Based on an original work by Bulgarian poet Georgi Gospodinov.
Directed by Asparuh Petrov of Compote Collective.
Wordstock
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The Lingo spoken word festival is back!
Includes: Moynes!
Kalle writes:
Yesterday saw the launch of our official programme for LINGO, Ireland’s first and only spoken word festival, and we’re super proud of it. Spoken word is all about having a voice, so for this, the third year of LINGO, we decided to ask: What are we using it for?
How can we really amplify voices calling for change? So, we’re showcasing some of the most interesting and inspirational voices from Ireland and overseas to do just that.
From American indie-hop legend Sage Francis and Palestinian poet Rafeef Ziadah, to an evening of craic and conversation about art & social change hosted by Blindboy Boatclub (Rubberbandits) with Panti Bliss, Tara Flynn and female muslim hip-hop act Poetic Pilgrimage.
There’s also a bundle of free events for young and old, with open mics, an epic poetry slam, world premieres of new work, and yer man who writes the limericks at broadsheet.ie. In other words, we reckon we have something for everyone!.
Lingo Festival Programme and tickets here