Colm Coyne tweetz:
The state of the Irish flags left rotting on Clerys roof is a little too perfectly on brand…
Thanks Paul Duane
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He’s back.
Are Ya Having That writes:
Leather Jacket Guy tells you what’s ‘lucky’ and ‘unlucky’…
Nottingham city centre, Saturday.
Bill Lehane writes:
That Luas extension goes further than I thought.
Paneful
at
Iveagh Trust Kevin Street, Dublin, Saturday.
(Thanks Lois McGrath)
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Forget something?
This afternoon.
Mark Malone writes:
U-turning US troop carrier from Shannon. This is a highly unusual maneuvere. Not a mechanical fault as would have landed already….Flight path was cleared to Greece. U-turn saw it overflying US Ramstein base
Anyone?
Update:
@journal_ie @IrishTimes @irishexaminer @broadsheet_ie @RTENewsNow Confirmed Shannon landing of Uturn troop carrier. https://t.co/cRjqS5ZX4P pic.twitter.com/ifGQNnoOgM
— Mark Malone (@soundmigration) October 15, 2016
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Julie at Phoenix Films writes:
What happens when the sun goes down in Dublin?
While most of us sleep have you ever wondered what happens in our capital throughout the night?
An Irish documentary company is at the early stages of researching this and is interested in hearing from potential participants for a documentary film about Dublin at night.
Ever wanted to share with someone your own personal story of the Dublin that few people see, when most people have gone to sleep and those awake have the city to themselves?
Do you have a reason to be out there?
Let us know what it is and what you do, as the stars come out and night envelops the capital. From dusk to dawn this documentary will follow individuals and activities all over the city.
We would love to hear from you, about your story and how it fits in to this great city at night. Please write to dublinatnight16@gmail.com.
Pic: All Seeing Me
Paul Kimmage
Sinéad Harrington writes:
Brides-to-be and Say Yes To The Dress fans are in for a huge treat as wedding dress guru Randy Fenoli will share his fascinating life story and offer a unique twist on Say Yes to the Dress live in studio.
Sports journalist Paul Kimmage will tell Ray just why he turned down the chance to interview Lance Armstrong in Dublin and will give his thoughts on the disgraced cyclist’s imminent arrival to Irish shores. He will also talk about his recent highly controversial comments in relation to the use of drugs in rugby and other sports.
All five Celebrity Operation Transformation participants -Brenda Donohue, Elaine Crowley, Gerald Kean, Katherine Lynch and Karl Spain -will join Ray on the couch to chat about the success of the recent series
Ray is also bringing ‘Good News’ back to our TV screens again this week, following a great response from the public when it was hosted by guest newsreader Brendan O’Carroll on the first show of the new season last month. Once again, the show team are keeping the identity of this week’s newsreader secret- can you guess who it might be?
FIGHT!
The Ray D’Arcy Show tomorrow night on RTÉ One at 9:40pm.