Did you stay up?
A very warm thank you to, clockwise from top left: Caroline McEvoy, Mark Malone, Izzy Kamikaze and the ‘sheet’s Mike McGrath Bryan, our panel on last night’s broadsheet on the Telly.
Matters tackled included The Guards, Mother and Baby Homes and Article 50
The show can be viewed in its entirety above.
if you would like to take part in future shows please send short bio to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Broadsheet on the Telly’.
Last night: Broadsheet on the Telly TONIGHT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1hSx0Ew3ZY
‘sup?
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Arf.
Yesterday.
Twitter HQ, Dublin.
Jack Dorsey, co-founder and CEO of Twitter, met a small group of “the Irish people who use Twitter in different ways to help people”.
Among them was artist Annie West who presented the Twitter boss with her Ireland-shaped #hometovote print (available in the Broadsheet Book Of Unspecified Things That Look LIke Ireland) used during the Same Sex Marriage referendum.
In fairness.
This afternoon.
Drumcondra, Dublin 9
Liam C writes:
Cyclists lane blocked by Actavo Virgin Media van…dodgy and dangerous…
Are you a Millenial?
Damon and George write:
We weren’t happy watching the Doctor Strange film so we made a video about it…
Swoon.
International Literature Festival Dublin is giving away a pair of tickets to an evening with world renowned crime writer Jo Nesbø (top) at the RDS Concert Hall, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 on Friday April 21.
Clara Tobin writes:
Jo Nesbø is best known for his celebrated crime books such as ‘Blood on Snow’, ‘The Son’ and ‘The Leopard’. Jo’s new book ‘The Thirst’, is also available for purchase at the event, for €25.
Celebrating words, language, literature and reading of all genres, International Literature Festival Dublin will bring Dublin city alive by featuring great writers and performances from May 20th-29th.
The festival encourages literary enthusiasts to celebrate and embrace established and emerging, domestic and international writing.
International Literature Festival Dublin is a Dublin City Council initiative with funding support from The Arts Council.
To enter, please complete this sentence.
‘I would particularly like tø meet crime writing legend Jo Nesbø because_________________________________’
Lines MUST close at 5.15pm MIDNIGHT!
This morning.
Some Dad writes:
A majestic, lesser-spotted No.13 Dublin Bus spotted in the wild….
Meanwhile…
It’s so quiet without the trains and buses. Probably the only positive of the strike. #nodarts #blackrock #dublin @broadsheet_ie pic.twitter.com/sSFlQc6b8y
— piajade (@piajade) March 31, 2017
Meanwhile…
Thanks Laura Gaynor
Meanwhile…
Hueston Luas station this morning.
Earlier: A Limerick A Day
