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New Property in Dubai. We think Anglo owns it.
Step into the endlessly-looping surrealist world of Brighton-based animator Cyriak Harris.
You may already have seen his network idents for E4.
If not, welcome to a place where animation and crack cocaine meet for a nice cup of tea.
Milk, anyone?
Lots of you have contacted us to identify the two hipsters who were at the theatre programme bash last night. They are Kieran O’Melia and Tom Creed and they basically rule.
Did you know? The acronym for the Dublin Dockland Development Authority is almost exactly like Beethoven’s Fifth symphony. DDD A. Could somebody please write a letter to The Irish Times pointing out this amusing similarity?
WESTLIFE are going to party with their families and close friends behind the stage at their Lissadell House concert on Friday — and their pets will also get in on the act.
Kian Egan attempts to coax pet calf “Mooey Walsh” towards Lissadell House
Pic by Tom Coates on flickr
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Yes. Just slide the arrow across and see Sir Michael Colgan! A really skinny hipster in great glasses! People holding programmes! They were all there last night to crack open the Dublin Theatre Festival programme. And yes, it was as much fun as it looks. It’s not every night you get to meet royalty and take home a free programme.
The brochure-like programme, stapled for easy use, will enable theatregoers an opportunity to plan their theatre going in advance of the performance. An invaluable guide. (All pix by Photocall Ireland)
Daft? Daft? I’ll show you daft.
It involves him. And it’s bad. Very bad.
Throw him a frickin’ bone for chrissakes. Who dresses a dog like that? Still. He does look happy. And why not? Last night he got to meet Director of the Ulster Bank (cough) Dublin Theatre Festival Loughlin Deegan. In what BS has decided might be a stroke of genius (one, sadly, too late for Monty) Loughlin and his friends are putting on a competition for actors to vie for the role of Hamlet. The, eh, great Dane. The festival’s not on until September so this was the launch of the programme. In about an hour we shall have another of our wonderful slide shows where you can see who else would literally turn up to the launch of a theatre programme. The dog’s name is Toby. Good morning.