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After 25 years of providing courts news to the press for publication, Courts News Ireland have taken the bold step of creating an online courts news service for all.
“We are immensely proud to announce the launch of our website, a dedicated online platform for courts news which breaks new ground in the Irish media market. It is our first foray in to the digital sphere and part of an ambitious plan to bring comprehensive coverage of the Irish courts to our clients and to the public at large. For the first time people will have real-time access to courts news as it breaks and full access to reports as they are filed by our outstanding network of seasoned reporters”. The website embodies Ireland International News Agency’s dedication to excellence in reportage.”
Home Alone is a movie, not an alibi, we’re informed.

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A hairy, Christ-like vision to banish the fear.
Nick Kenny writes:
Lovely tune for a Monday afternoon. Check out Dublin lad Patrick O’Leary’s band I Have A Tribe. They’re supporting Anna Calvi on her upcoming European tour and have recorded an EP.
Video by Liam O’ Cathasaigh
*cough*
atSo whoever brought home two of our trophies “by accident” on Wednesday, can we have them back? Or we might just put CCTV screenshots online
— 2013 Web Awards (@webawards) November 11, 2013
Previously: This Is Not A Sex Toy
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atEoin Conlon writes:
Myself and one of the lads in work have created a website to generate Irish support for the Icelandic football team, ahead of their World Cup play-off against Croatia on Friday: The population of Iceland is 320,000 (that’s 200,000 less than Co.Down), so I’m making them the 33rd county and I want to get more supporters for County Iceland here, than actual Iceland.
Hmm
atSo there I was catching up on [Supernatural drama] Grimm Season Two (Episode 16) when, in a scene showing data being decrypted, I see the above….
Screenshot from season one episode 5 of HBO comedy Hello Ladies. Stephen Merchant’s character checking out league of Ireland results…
Meanwhile…
The Love Ulster riot pops up on a telly on ABC television’s fairly poor, in fairness ‘V’ reboot. Video here.
Thanks Rudy Hellzapoppin’
Love/Lamp
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Are you based in North America/Canada and like your R ‘n’ B at full pelt?
You may like this.
Jenny McGovern writes:
The Strypes have announced some tour dates in America and Canada, they will be playing the following dates, if any US/Canada based based broadsheeters are interested in going…
January 2014
20 – Toronto, ON – Lee’s Palace
22 – New York, NY – The Studio @ Webster Hall
24 – San Francisco, CA – Brick & Mortar
28 – Los Angeles CA – TroubadourHope some of ye enjoy!
Also here‘s the latest video from the band for their cover of “You Can’t Judge A book” filmed in a warehouse in Cavan last month by Finn Keenan.
Previously:The Strypes on Broadsheet
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
A perfectly feasible concept for classic car welding involving sublime German (Porsche 911) and French (1955 Citroen DS) designs by visual communications outfit Brandpower.
A four-door family sports car powered by a rear mounted 3.0l, 260bhp turbocharged block in a reinforced chassis with larger wheels.
Party at the front. Par-tay at the back.
The Perfect Car: A Porsche Citroen 911 DS Franken-Sportscar (DesignBoom)
(H/T: Barry McKenna)
















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