From top: North Korea leader Kim Jong-un and US President Donald Trump: Trump’s tweet ‘defending’ Joe Biden

So Trump would like people to know
He doesn’t think Democrat Joe
Is a rabid cur
As it seems that Kim’s slur
Is further than Donald would go

John Moynes

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Thank Broadsheet it’s Friday.

To celebrate the bright new dawn that is the weekend, I’m giving away a highly coveted Golden Discs voucher worth a lip-smacking €25.

To enter, simply tell me below what is your favourite song featuring the saxophone?

Here’s mine.

The winner will be chosen by my pet gerbil.

Lines MUST close at 3.15pm EXTENDED until 5.45pm 9.15pm MIDNIGHT Fupp it! We’re going thru until 6am! YOKESYOKESYOKES

Nick says: Good luck!

Meanwhile…

from top: at the launch of the new Golden DIscs store in Jervis Street. from left: Zoe – Golden Discs, Nicole – Golden Discs, customer Tamas Zsitnyanszki, customer Boviz Adrianna, Adam Layton – Golden Discs and Kibby – Golden Discs. Golden Discs CEO Stephen Fitzgerald

Free tomorrow?

Golden Discs will open a flagship store in Dublin’s Jervis Shopping Centre, Jervis Street, Dublin 1

It follows recent store openings in Drogheda, Sligo and Tralee and brings the total number of Golden Discs stores nationwide to 21.

Golden Discs writes:

The vinyl renaissance is driving this expansion, and the flagship Jervis store will be a whopping 2,500 square feet full of new release and deep catalogue vinyl.

The store will also stock a broad range of turntables, headphones and speakers as well as an extensive range of CD, DVD, Boxset and Blu-ray releases.

In addition, the store will carry the groups largest ‘Loot Vault’ section with an increasing array of T-shirts, posters, games, books and limited-edition collectibles for sale. Golden Discs Jervis will be a one-stop shop for all your entertainment needs, perfect for the busy shopper in the run up to Christmas.

CEO Stephen Fitzgerald says:

‘Having only one city-centre store in Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre, we have been inundated with requests to return to the Henry Street shopping district. Our team has spent a lot of time looking for the right space and we believe this spacious flagship store will be a superb return to the Jervis Shopping Centre.’

In fairness.

Golden Discs

Pics: Aidan Oliver

Dr Sindy Joyce

Kitty Holland, in The Irish Times, reports:

Traveller activists have criticised Martin Collins, co-director of Pavee Point for accepting an apology from Senator Lorraine Clifford Lee over derogatory tweets she sent eight years ago.

…“I do wonder if she had used the ‘n’ word would she be allowed to continue on in her position. I could accept the apology if it was one or two comments and she was very young but I don’t feel the apology is sincere. I think she’s sorry she got caught.”

Clifford Lee Traveller comments ‘painful’ and apology not sincere, activists say (Kitty Holland, The Irish Times)

Earlier: ‘I Am Truly, Truly Sorry’

Previously: A Day Of Mixed Emotions

Wishbone on Montague Street, Dublin 2

Anthony Flynn, of Inner City Helping Homeless, tweetz:

Big shout out to the guys Wishbone who have come onboard this year to donate a day’s takings to Inner City Helping Homeless in the run-up to Christmas. This is much appreciated guys, you are amazing!

Just like last year, too.

In fairness.

Wishbone

Previously: I Feel Like Virtuous Chicken Tonight

UPDATE:

Via Will St Leger

UPDATE:

Dublin Rental Watch tweetz:

‘You will share the studio (room, kitchen, EVERYTHING TOGETHER) with 2 Male’. It’s €370pm/€1,100pm for studio. Photos suggest opening the fridge/wardrobe is blocked by a bed. There are only hard chairs. The fire blanket looks inaccessible.

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