Author Archives: Nick Kelly

Dublin Old School Nightclubs by Maxi

Any doves?

Do you remember the good old days before the Ghostown?

Mark at Jam Art Prints writes:

We have a signed limited edition giclée print of Old School Nightclubs by Maxi in a a2 size to give away to Sarah Murphy an old clubbing Broadsheet reader.

It’s a print inspired by all the dance clubs, including Sides, The Pod, and The System. from days gone by.

To enter, give us the craziest memory of a night in one of the clubs in Maxi’s print (above).

There’s probably very little to remember from those nights, but the best memory wins.

Lines MUST close at 6.15am!!

Water’s a tenner.

(smiley face)

Jam Art Prints

Too much U2?

Not enough U2?

We may never know.

Hitting the clay.

Her tí, her rules.

The Boxty House in Temple Bar, Dublin in 2012

This afternoon.

“On Thursday, we did 24 covers in total. On Friday we did six covers, normally I’d do 400,” says owner Pádraig Óg Gallagher.

I had forecast to do possibly about 200 covers over the four days, Thursday to Sunday; that was what I was banking on doing. We had staff back in and we were there twidling our thumbs. It’s soul destroying.

Boxty House restaurant in Temple Bar closes indefinitely after 32 years (Irish Times)

Rollingnews

Robb Murphy – Choose Your World

This should put a spring in your step.

Belfast troubadour Robb Murphy (top) asked his fans to send him in their videos of them singing along to his new single.

The expertly edited result is charm itself.

Robb says:

“Choose Your World is a song about how our thoughts create our world. By choosing to see things in a positive way our perception becomes reality and we are more thankful for all that we have. The song was written as a mantra to motivate me and I am hoping it will help others too.”

Nick says: Murphy’s lure.

Robb Murphy

What’s your favourite holiday song?

This can be your favourite song about being on holidays or to play/sing along with while you’re on holiday. But do explain why.

Here’s mine.

The winner, chosen by me, gets a sun-kissed €25 Golden Discs voucher.

Please include video link if possible.

Lines MUST close at 10pm EXTENDED until 10am [Saturday].

Nick says: Good luck!

Last week’s booze-fueled winner here.

Golden Discs

IMLÉ featuring Roisin Seoighe Do Chuid Jeans

Fancy a cupla focal?

IMLÉ scriobh:

“During lockdown, IMLÉ shared their new song Do Chuid Jeans with friends, family and fans, asking them to film themselves reacting to it in whatever way they saw fit. Here is the finished result.

It features contributions from throughout Ireland and from the United States to Japan. “Do Chuid Jeans is the first single on the second album from IMLÉ. It features a guest performance from the incandescent Róisín Seoighe.

Do Chuid Jeans is a song about celebrating the small beautiful things, the everyday and a shared life. It seeks to capture a sense of deep gratitude and the significance of love in life.”

Stream it here.

The video is edited by Shane Callan.

Nick says: Jeans genie.

IMLÉ

Róisín Seoighe.