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120 minutes of uninterrupted ‘chin wag’.

A warm, enveloping thank you to, clockwise from top left: Irvin Muchnik, Olga Cronin, Vanessa Foran, ‘Preposterous‘, Neil Curran and Johnny Keenan, our panel on last night’s Broadsheet on the Telly.

The show can be viewed in its entirety above.

California-based sports journalist Irvin discussed his ongoing attempts to find out why Irish swimming coach George Gibney is allowed to remain in the United States.

Meanwhile, the resignation of Frances Fitzgerald and all the convoluted political machinations of the week received a thorough going over with Vanessa and Johnny, in particular, getting ‘stuck in’.

A number of ‘f-bombs’.

Apologies.

Previously: Broadsheet on the Telly

Gulp.

Yesterday, with EIGHT customised mugs from designer Fergus O’Neill to giveaway, Fergus asked you two questions; Who is Ireland’s biggest wanker? And what is your fondest political slogan?

You answered in your dozens.

But there could be only eight winners.

Fergus writes:

The winners – wankers one and all…

Mourning Ireland – Barry Egan
realPolithicks – Micheal Noonan
Liam Deliverance – Alan Shatter
Gokkers – Me

And political slogans…

Geansai – Simon Harris ‘Refreshing Future for Wicklow’
TheQ47 – “A Lot Done, More to Do”
Dav – “Keeping in it real”
bisted – “arise and follow” — the pick of the bunch!

The wankers win the wanker mug and the political slogan winners win the Let’s keep The Recovery Going mug.

Thanks all.

Grand Grand

Yesterday: Grab A Mug

What a week.

Time to gather YOUR thoughts and harness an adult beverage.

Broadsheet on the Telly returns tonight at 10pm streaming LIVE (above) and on our YouTube channel.

Join an often raucous panel of your peers as they sift through the entrails of the week’s news devouring what they find, discarding anything dodgy.

Matters on the slab will include the political machinations of the past week.

A little light swearing.

Sorry.

Previously: Broadsheet on the telly on Broadsheet

Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney with British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Boris Johnson in Iveagh House earlier this month

Anyone?

Rollingnews

Give the joy of prints this Xmas.

Mark at The Jam Art Factory, writes:

Our annual list of Christmas gift ideas that might be of interest to Broadsheet folk is here!

1.Fergus O’Neill’s Boland’s Mill

2. Laser Cut Wood Poolbeg and Ha’Penny Bridge decorations from Fiona and Mike Snow

3. Synchronised Swimming by Tara O’Brien signed print €18 – €25.

4. Limited edition Giclée print by Jacob Stack €60.

5. Kevin the Fox by Claudine O’Sullivan – signed giclée print €45.

6. The Big Smoke by Fergus O’Neill.

Jam Art Factory

Irish-made stocking fillers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ier marked ‘Irish-Made Stocking Fillers’

Save Poolbeg