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No more late starts!
No more lie-ins!
Broadsheet on the Telly returns tonight at the earlier time of 10pm sharp streaming LIVE (above) and on our YouTube Channel.
Join a panel of your peers as they tackle the thorniest topics of the week with honesty and an adult beverage.
Among tonight’s panel will be Broadsheet columnists Derek Mooney and Tony Groves.
Topics under discussion will probably include Trackers and the Central Bank, Tom Humphries and the release of classified files on the JFK assassination.
Salty language a possibility.
Previously: Broadsheet on the Telly on Broadsheet
Orla writes:
I was sitting behind this guy on the 13:15 train from Dublin to Waterford this afternoon. He ate a lovely cheese sandwich and read his paper, then carefully left the crusts – yes the crusts, this guy was in his 60s – and the newspaper on the floor under his seat.
“We’re sorry to see it go – however, it turns out that a glass-topped table with an lower tier isn’t ideal when you have a crawling, climbing and standing baby knocking around the house.
A quick look at the pic will explain why (that’s after we cleared the lower tier of books that he was pulling down on his head).
And, as someone who myself smashed a glass-topped coffee table with a tennis racquet when I was a child, I guess I’m just predisposed to see it as an accident waiting to happen…”
Thanks Reppy
A Solomon Society montage of Disney characters dancing set to a Sim Gretina remix of I Wan’na Be Like You from Jungle Book.
Stop laughing.
This morning.
Beech Hill Terrace, Dublin 4
Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy and Taoiseach Leo Varadkar turn the sod on social housing units which are being developed by the Royal Hospital’s Voluntary Housing Association, and hopes to have 130 housing units on site by 2019.
At least some people are having FUN.
Rollingnews
Meanwhile…
September homeless figures out. Adult, child & family homelessness all up again. The Governments plan is a not working. pic.twitter.com/9hJoYJgUU1
— Eoin Ó Broin (@EOBroin) October 26, 2017
Gulp.
Maiden Over
at
Last night.
Brendan O’Connor’s Cutting Edge on RTÉ One.
Gareth Naughton writes:
Mairéad Ronan and Alison O’Connor clash on whether women should take their husband’s name and Father Brian D’Arcy has a few words to add to close out the argument.
FIGHT!
Eoin Glackin – Wear it While You Can
Pete Murphy writes:
The song is inspired by the story of K.V. “Kathy” Switzer, who controversially entered the Boston Marathon in 1966, when it was still a Men Only race.
The song developed into this barn burning, foot stomping single with the core message of do what you want while you are still able, “Why wait on the end when the end it waits on us?”.
Fight!
Animator: Daniel Barbosa Flavio
Donegal native Eoin plays The Workman’s Club (10, Wellington Quay, Dublin 2] on December 2.
Back Shortly
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Last night.
In the Dail.
Fianna Fáil TD John McGuinness on the tracker scandal.