Yearly Archives: 2017
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tadChlaKFVE
A Fail Army compilation of daddy derps, paternal pratfalls and fatherly foolishness for the coming Sunday that’s in it.
Behold: the all-dominating C Seed 262 – the largest 4K widescreen TV on the planet.
A screen diagonal of 262 inches (nearly 22 feet) or 6,65 meters; ten integrated high-end speakers for 9.1 cinema surround; an integrated 4k media server and a custom fabric cover (disguising the ultra black screen as a huge painting when not in use) that folds back with a touch of the remote to reveal the enormous ultra high definition LED gogglebox.
Yours for a trifling €477,000.
Tonight.
At 8.30pm.
On RTÉ One.
The latest episode of Skype-based series Missing You
Via RTÉ:
On tonight’s episode of Missing You, siblings Romy and Cole Delaney open up about the untimely death of their younger brother Fionn.
Romy (27) and Cole (26) come from a large family in Laois. Their younger brother Fionn died suddenly in October 2015, from a brain haemorrhage. He was just about to turn 19.
Romy, who lives in London, was heavily pregnant with her first child, and wasn’t able to make it home in time before Fionn passed away.
Filming for Missing You in their first year of grief, and in Baby Arlo’s first year, Romy and Cole talk about Fionn, the night he passed, and the call Romy received to tell her the news. In their grief they try hard to focus on the new life in front of them.
Thanks Gareth
Hally – Waiting
Cecilia Saviotti writes:
Naas Man, Hally is delivering one song AND music video every week for the entire 2017! The project is called “Peeling Onions”.
Sick of an ancient secrecy Hally opens up with unbridled honesty about madness, death, politics, beauty and love.
He fuses poetic lyrics and eclectic visual arts with ambient landscapes, raging jazz standards and intimate tender ballads.
Hally’s second Album of this series, “Peeling Onions” Vol.2, will be launched on Friday 14th July at 8pm in Riverbank Arts Centre in association with Kildare County Council Art Service.
In fairness.
Saturday, June 17: Pussys Present: Gabber Eleganza ‘’The Hakke Show’’ @ Hangar, Andrews Lane, Dublin 2 (€10+ , 10:30pm)
Nialler9 writes:
Well this is different. With 90s dance music well and truly on the decks once more at clubs, a night of old-school hardcore, rave and gabber spearheaded by Italian Alberto Guerrini, whose Tumblr is dedicated to the aesthetic of the original gabber scene (as above).
Part-performance, part-rave, part art exhibit, the show will also feature DJ sets from Welcome, Rave Selekts and District Magazine..
The 25 best Clubs And Gigs In Dublin This Week (Nialler9)
This afternoon.
Leinster House, Kildare Street, Dublin 2
Students mark the election of Leo Vardkar as Taoiseach with a protest the to repeal the Eighth Amendment ahead of a rally in central Dublin on Saturday
Meanwhile…
The UK’s highest court has rejected an appeal by a mother and daughter in their legal battle for women from Northern Ireland to receive free abortions on the NHS in England.
Abortion: NI women not entitled to NHS terminations in England
Rollingnews
Then Garda Commissioner Martin Callinan and then Deputy Commissioner Noirin O’Sullivan at the Public Accounts Committee in January 2014
Earlier today.
Diarmaid McGuinness SC, counsel for the Disclosures Tribunal, began its opening statement at Dublin Castle.
The tribunal, overseen by Supreme Court judge Peter Charleton, is initially examining allegations of a smear campaign by Garda management against Sgt Maurice McCabe.
From the tribunal…
Tribunal hears there are witnesses incl some journalists who will claim they discussed Sgt McCabe with former commissioner, Martin Callinan
— Seán McCárthaigh (@seanmccarthaigh) June 14, 2017
Tribunal hears it has no specific details from former Garda press officer David Taylor about briefing journalists about Sgt Maurice McCabe
— Seán McCárthaigh (@seanmccarthaigh) June 14, 2017
Martin Callinan and Noirin O’Sullivan complain allegations against them are vague and broad
— Seán McCárthaigh (@seanmccarthaigh) June 14, 2017
Major contradiction in evidence between Philip Boucher Hayes and Martin Callinan over discussion re Maurice McCabe outside RTE studio
— Seán McCárthaigh (@seanmccarthaigh) June 14, 2017
Only 4 of 15 phones used by Martin Callinan, Noirin O’Sullivan and David Taylor have been located by Tribunal
— Seán McCárthaigh (@seanmccarthaigh) June 14, 2017
Tribunal: Fundamental differences between evidence of John McGuinness and Callinan over discussion they had about McCabe in hotel car park
— Seán McCárthaigh (@seanmccarthaigh) June 14, 2017
McGuinness told Tribunal that Callinan informed him that McCabe had sexually abused members of his own family
— Seán McCárthaigh (@seanmccarthaigh) June 14, 2017
Callinan denies that he ever made such a claim
— Seán McCárthaigh (@seanmccarthaigh) June 14, 2017
McGuinness told Tribunal that Callinan told him that McCabe was a man “who fiddles with children” after a PAC meeting in Leinster House
— Seán McCárthaigh (@seanmccarthaigh) June 14, 2017
Callinan told inquiry that such a claim is outrageous and simply incorrect
— Seán McCárthaigh (@seanmccarthaigh) June 14, 2017
Read the opening statement in full here
Previously: Maurice McCabe on Broadsheet






























