This afternoon.
Glanasmole, County Dublin
Thanks Halfahead
Yearly Archives: 2017
Power Outage
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This afternoon.
Paddy Power, Lemon Street, Dublin 2
Alan Bracken writes:
No betting in the bookie….No reason given…it happened in most shops…
Anyone?
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Free tomorrow?
Wez writes:
I am guessing we won’t see many of your commenters tomorrow but all who see this rightly as a victory for the people are most welcome….
FIGHT!
Every Friday, we give away a voucher worth TWENTY FIVE EUROS to spend freely at any of the 14 Golden Discs stores nationwide.
All we ask from you is a tune might play on Monday.
This week’s theme: Fupp you songs.
What sounds comfort you in the wake of a heartless dumping, brutal firing or other inhumane unpleasantness.
To enter, please complete this sentence.
‘The greatest ‘fupp you’ song in my experience would have to be__________________because_________________’
Lines MUST close at 5.45 MIDNIGHT on Sunday!
This afternoon.
The National Library of Ireland’s National Photographic Archive, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
Hot Press Founder Niall Stokes (top) and members of rock tykes The Strypes open a major Hot Press covers exhibition as part of the magazine’s year-long HP40 birthday celebrations.
On designing the first cover in 1977, Niall Stokes writes:
It is impossible to convey in mere words the difference between then and now for graphic designers. I’m not saying that life is a doddle for the maestros of InDesign and Photoshop who ply their trade these days. No indeed.
But back in 1977 it was pure hell.
Every. Thing. Had. To. Be. Done. Deliber. A. Tely. By. Hand. Especially headlines, which were pressed painstakingly and laboriously (you needed to avoid words like that in headlines but we didn’t) out of sheets of ‘Letraset’ (don’t ask) with the tip of a biro, onto flimsy see-through paper against the background of a grid, to keep them (ho, ho) straight….[more at link below[
FIGHT!
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Stood Up
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Did you stay up?
A firm handshake to, above from left: Neil Curran, Mike McGrath Bryan and Johnny Keenan, our all-male panel from last night’s Broadsheet on the Telly.
Owing to a number last minute cancellations and [frown] a few ‘no shows’ we were left without women for only the second time in the show’s history.
Subjects manfully wrestled included a bit of Fennelly, Irish Water protests and foreign direct investment. Much boyish enthusiasm, towel snapping and ‘sailor talk’ ensued.
You can watch the show in its entirety above.
On April 20, we will be hosting a ‘Reefer Special’ about pot in Ireland. If you are a midnight toker or simply interested in the ‘erb’s medicinal properties and would like to take part please send short bio to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Broadsheet on the Telly.
Thanks all.
Last night: Broadsheet on the Telly TONIGHT
Free Saturday?
Sarah Murphy writes:
HIYA, SARAH MURPHY HERE. WATERFORD’S FINEST, KING KONG COMPANY ARE PLAYING THE ACADEMY TOMORROW NIGHT (SATURDAY APRIL 8).
I’LL BE THERE AT THE FRONT, CHANTING ONE WORD AND ANY OTHER BROADSHEET READERS ARE WELCOME TO JOIN. I THINK TICKETS ARE STILL AVAILABLE.
It’s been a good work for fans of decent irish hip-hop, with two big live gatherings getting releases over social media this week.
Write the shadowy enmascarado bosses from the Unscene:
Back in January we unleashed Mankyy’s ‘Character Development’ EP, a debut release perhaps most remarkable for its artistic maturity, not only on the production front but also from the assembled cast of young rappers Aswell, Jonen Dekay & Same D4Ence alongside the more grizzled vet Spekulativ Fiktion. A few weeks back we gathered for a post-release get together at Music Generation Limerick City HQ, here’s a taste of what went down. Big ups Stephen Savage on the vid!
Meanwhile, over at 2fm last week, Friday-night beatslinger Mo K. presented the second in his series of live on-air cyphers, featuring multi-man verbal throwdowns featuring Big Siyo, Ger Kellett, Nugget, Linco & Kreo Ghost. Streaming in its entirety above right now.
Grand Sure
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This lunchtime,
The Grand Canal at Leeson Street Bridge, Dublin 2
Thanks Gary Byrne
This morning.
Harcourt Street Garda Station, Harcourt Street, Dublin 2
Newly ‘forensically-enhanced’ VHS footage of cctv showing the moments Trevor Deely was last recorded on camera.
It features a man talking to Trevor outside the rear entrance of Bank of Ireland Asset Management offices on Wilton Terrace, Dublin 2 during a Christmas party at the bank in the early hours of December 8th, 2000.
And later, what may be the same man is seen following Trevor in nearby Haddington Road, Dublin 4 where he was last seen.
€100,000 reward offered for information in Trevor Deely case (RTÉ)
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Update:
This afternoon.
Haddington Road, Dublin 4.
Trevor’s family members, from left: sister Michelle, father Michael, sister Pamala and brother Mark Deely helping with a leaflet drop with members of An Garda Siochana.
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