OK my lovelies.
What’s your favourite song that names a specific town or city in the lyrics?
Here’s mine.
There’s a €25 Golden Discs voucher to be won for your troubles!
The winner will be chosen by my face mask.
Lines MUST close at 2am.
Please include video links if possible.
Nick says: Good luck.
Last week’s winner here.
A new mashup by Donato ‘Milky Eyes’ Sansone (you’ll recall this one) compiling the pikes, ticks and jumps of Olympic athletes into one frenetic, minute-long interconnected sequence.
Go full screen.
Happy Out
atThe Queens, Castle Street, Dalkey, County Dublin
@broadsheet_ie Queens in Dalkey 😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/Sv1nQiuTtn
— Gemma (@wickedfairysad) June 12, 2020
This afternoon.
An email to staff from Tom Mulcahy, a former AIB chief who purchased The Queens in 2003.
[Kick Click to enlarge]
This day 32 years ago – 12 June 1988 – Ireland beat England 1-0 in the Neckarstadion, Stuttgart.
It was the first time the team had reached a major international tournament, the UEFA European Football Championship
The winning goal was scored by Ray Houghton in the sixth minute. pic.twitter.com/WkZ1SdIvlH
— This Day in Irish History (@ThisDayIrish) June 12, 2020
Literally beating them at their own game.
Name those 9 players (left to right), anyone?
Yesterday: All Decked Up
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar says there is a “strong possibility” that a programme for government can be agreed “in a couple of days” | Live updates: https://t.co/MwB07XWY9Y pic.twitter.com/F9yo1vSIp4
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) June 12, 2020
This afternoon.
Watch live here.
More as we get it
Meanwhile..
Earlier…
The Minister for Education has said that the government’s optimal objective is to have a full return to school in September for all children.
Joe McHugh said he did not want to envisage a situation where we continue to leave children behind.
He said the Government had to weigh the risk associated with a failure to provide children with education against other public health considerations.
He said that the Government was working towards this full return.

















