https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlG6Feq_VrI
Adult Swim Australia’s handy compilation (spoiler alert) of every celebrity cameo in the first two seasons of the galaxy’s finest cartoon series: from Alfred Molina and Stephen Colbert to John Oliver and Werner Herzog.
Still no release date for season 3, which has apparently been written and is currently being animated.
You may care to be Rickrolled, if you’ve not had the pleasure already.
This afternoon.
The Dermot Morgan bench, Merrion Square, Dublin
Comedians, from left: Des Bishop, Deirdre O’Kane and Bernard O’Shea highlighting Paddy’s Night in support of Comic Relief taking place at the 3Arena on March 17.
The line-up will also include Tommy Tiernan, Dara O’Briain, Ardal O’Hanlon, Jason Byrne, Abandoman, Des Bishop, Bernard O’Shea, Ed Byrne, David O’Doherty, Panti Bliss, Alison Spittle, PJ Gallagher and Al Porter.
No ‘Leather Jacket Guy’?
Harrumph.
Tickets here
Sasko Lazarov/Rollingnews
Kevin Myers fears for future generations of Irish as a minority in their own country – he joins me now on @NewstalkFM
— George Hook (@ghook) March 2, 2017
Via Wikipedia:
Myers was born to an Irish emigrant family in Leicester, England…
Evocative shots of vehicle wrecks being reclaimed by time and nature in Germany, Sweden and Belgium by German civil servant and auto obsessive, Robert Kahl.
Mark Frauenfelder of Boing Boing sez:
My daughter sent this photo to me. I put it in Photoshop to check. The “reddest” part I could find using the eyedropper had an RGB value of 153/181/182. So technically there is some red in the image, but here is what 153/181/182 looks like:
Not very red.
Tom Lyons tweetz:
So this has arrived. A new book on the Moriarty Tribunal and Denis O’Brien. Looks like something else. A steal at €50…
Um.
Meanwhile…
From The Irish Times letters page on March 25, 2011 – three days after the publication of the Moriarty Tribunal.
The media frenzy and what it is generating reminds me of the movie Twelve Angry Men and the book To Kill a Mockingbird. The political and media piranhas have smelled their victims’ blood and in the low moral ground where they play out their pretensions, the actors in this dreary drama are set to play their pretentious parts!
At stake is one of life’s most important psychological and emotional conditions: reputations.
In Twelve Angry Men, the so-called “evidence” was hearsay, innuendo and prejudicial malicious gossip. It took one man’s love of justice to convince his biased peers of the accuseds’ innocence.
After the tribunal’s 14 years of forensic foraging and a bill of approximately €250,000,000, Denis O’Brien has admirably stated his constitutional right under Article 40 to a good name.
We shall soon all witness how much as a nation we love justice or gossip! Having lived here most of my life I won’t hold my breath.
John J May
Reaction to the Moriarty Tribunal (Irish Times letters page, March 25, 2011)
On First Dates Ireland…
Melanie O’Connor writes:
Tomboy Lisa meets part-time farmer and forester Jamie – but will he prove to be the missing piece she’s looking for to complete her jigsaw….
First Dates Ireland tonight on RTÉ2 at 9.30pm.
This morning.
Harcourt Square, Dublin 2
Garda Commissioner Noirin O Sullivan talking to the media before launching a dedicated 24 Hour phoneline for victims of child sex abuse at the the GardaI Command and Control Centre
Ms O’Sullivan is at the centre of a tribunal of inquiry into the alleged smearing of garda whistleblower that branded him a child sex abuser.
Good times.
Rollingnews
Update:
YIKES!
Rollingnews
They’re back!
Are Ya having That writes:
‘LeatherJacketGuy’ & ‘JohnnyBS’ Try American wines & American cheese snacks…
Shane writes:
I know you don’t normally do this and am embarrassed to ask. I have misplaced my backpack (above). I left it in the back of a taxi in Marino [Dublin 3] last Friday night. Admittedly I was the worse for wear, but realised my mistake when it was just too late.
It has some treasured possessions (my e-reader and a hardback notepad), and some not so treasured, a firewire card for a PC, and a lunchbox. I reported it to the guards on Saturday but have yet to hear back.
I would really appreciate if somebody knows its whereabouts that they might return it, and would gladly pay a reward.
Anyone?
