Tom McEnaney tweetz:
Christmas has officially begun in our house. At least it has for Mojo.
Oh, it’s on.
Your pet at Xmas to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘My Pet At Xmas’
Tom McEnaney tweetz:
Christmas has officially begun in our house. At least it has for Mojo.
Oh, it’s on.
Your pet at Xmas to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘My Pet At Xmas’
Writers shortlisted for the Bad Sex Award 2019
It’s that time when some judges decide
Which authors can’t write up a ride
Though some folk grow bored
Of the Bad Sex Award
Which seems prurient and prudish and snide
John Moynes
Is this for real ?
James Hospital have a competition to see which ward can discharge patients the quickest?@broadsheet_ie pic.twitter.com/mRkpgIZgJs
— Mick Caul (@caulmick) December 2, 2019
Um.
Anyone?
From top: Tom Cullen gets surprised by his nanny Pat; Sophie Barnes Aabo receives tickets to see School of Rock the musical in London; Sophia Maher discusses haircuts and bullying; Lee Cooling is reunited with his sister who lives in Australia
This afternoon.
The Late Late Toy Show figures are in.
Jennifer O’Brien writes:
The Frozen themed spectacular, was watched by an average audience of 1.35 million live on the night, a 76 per cent share of the audience watching television at the time.
The live show had a reach of 1,871,500 viewers who tuned in for a minute or more of the broadcast…
A further 134,000 viewers watched the show on Saturday afternoon on RTÉ One.
On the RTÉ Player, there were a total of 233,000 streams to The Late Late Toy Show from Friday to Sunday .
These streams came from 100 different countries, including Estonia, Kuwait and Honduras.
This was an increase of 8% compared to the same time period in 2018. The first broadcast of The Late Late Toy Show with Irish Sign Language received an overwhelmingly positive response from both ISL users and hearing audiences alike, with over 28,000 streams.
This year’s show was widely lauded on social media with #LateLateToyShow trending number one worldwide on Twitter on Friday night and trending in Ireland across the weekend.
How was it for you?
Friday: Staying In Tonight
Pics: Andres Poveda/RTÉ
Behold: the Sherp – a floating, clambering Tonka truck with a modest 44bhp Kubota engine, a tiny 250cm turning circle, the ability to traverse water on fat self-inflating tyres, climb over 0.6m tall obstacles and scale 35 degree inclines.
The Russian-made Sherp is coated in durable polymer with its own onboard generator, independent heating and high powered headlights.
Yours for about €91,000.
This evening.
Bray-bound Aaron writes:
Bay of NaplesKilliney Bay [Killiney, County Dublin] from the Dart…
UPDATE:
River Liffey and Rosie Hackett Bridge this evening.
Cliff Taylor tweetz:
Some sky tonight!!
Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment, Richard Bruton in the lobby of his department in Dublin this morning
ThIs morning/afternoon.
Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment Richard Bruton has said he is “absolutely confident” that the no-confidence motion in the Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government Eoghan Murphy will be defeated in the Dáil tomorrow night.
However, he added that if Opposition parties want to have a Christmas election then they should “bring it on“.
FIGHT!
Earlier: That Seemed To Go Well Part 2
Previously: Too Posh To Be Pushed