As Syrian refugees wait in purgatory in camps in Athens and Lesvos….
Tommy Flavin writes:
Thought you might be interested in this music video directed by me and a friend, we go under the name The Reelists. It’s for a Galway band called Rofi James. We shot the video out in Greece in several refugee camps, and it’s a documentary about the current state of the crisis.
“House is fairly run down and there is no heating, hence the cheap rent”
Fair enough.
House share, Bray Road, Foxrock, Dublin 18 (Daft)
Thanks D
Another fine, if F-bomb-strewn, excursion in Peppa Pig appropriation from Limerick memelord/voice artist Walshunit.
In which Daddy Pig is unable to get to the off-licence.
Yup, yup.
Right now.
Glued to the pavement outside the Batchelors Inn [Batchelor’s Walk, Dublin 1.]
HURRY!
(Thanks Graeme Kelly)
This afternoon
Hilton Hotel, Dublin
Mothers and well-nourished babies at at the Annual Conference of the Association of Lactation Consultants to launch National Breastfeeding Week 2016, October 1-7 where the Association of Lactation Consultants in Ireland will be on hand to offer their expertise on breastfeeding.
*gurgle*
From top: Alanna Garvey Quigley with Ceilin Garvey and Claire Fitzpatrick with Johnny Fitzpatrick; Camille Whyte with Rhys McEnaney and Claire Fitzpatrick with Johnny; Rebecca Murphy and Juliette McAllister.
Rollingnews
The Mercedes Benz Generation EQ – a concept electric SUV coupe launched this week at the Paris Motor Show with cameras for mirrors, concealed wipers, an optical fibre LED illuminated grille and a 60cm widescreen instrument display.
Mercedes claims the car will do 0 -100km/h in under five seconds with a 500km range on a full charge when it goes on sale.
In 2019.
The world’s largest mirrorball, awaiting a lift to Dublin
Metropolis Festival goes down from November 3-5 at the RDS, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 the second annual installment of the winter-time weekender.
Aside from a world-class line-up of music, art, conversation and performance, it’ll also have a ginormous mirrorball.
Sez Jenny Headen:
The size of a 3 storey building and covered with over 3,000 mirrored tiles, each the size of an A4 page, the Mirror Ball will take 8 days to build and will require 4 cranes to hoist it up so it can spin and cast its disco spell on Metropolis goers.
Certified by the Guinness Book of World Records as THE biggest mirror ball in the world, it is just one of the many art installations that will be onsite for this multi-disciplined and dynamic festival.
So there you have it. And perfect for Grace Jones on the Saturday.
Tickets on-sale now.
This afternoon.
Dublin 1.
Annexbis writes:
Fire at the Docklands station?
Anyone?
A demonstration in Dublin as part of a global day of demonstrations.
Seemingly referential but actually just coincidental scenes juxtaposed by French filmmaker Candice Drouet.
