https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWxi-9LMkoI
A grainy outtake from an unnamed Korean film.
Wait for it though.
This afternoon.
The Rock, Dunamase, County Laois with the [Anglican] Church of the Trinity (right)
Owen Denvir – Ghost
Tinder is the night.
But what happens when you get ‘ghosted’ on a dating app? That’s the subject of Belfast singer/songwriter Owen (top with unnamed friend)) who has crafted a haunting lament to a vanishing romance.
The classically trained musician has a voice pregnant with raw emotion.
A rising North star.
Nick says: Ghost rider.
Late Late host Ryan Tubridy will go tie-less tomorrow night
The Late Late Show returns for its 58th season.
With no tie and a new chair!
Jennifer O’Brien writes:
Star of summer series Love Island, Longford’s own Maura Higgins, will be telling Ryan about her meteoric rise to fame following her stint on the show.
Sinéad O’Connor is in studio to perform two songs, including Pogues’ hit Rainy Night in Soho and one other extremely special number. S
Aisling Bea is currently starring in her own comedy series on Channel 4,This Way Up, which she has also written and co-produced. Aisling will be chatting to Ryan…
Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi, who achieved mainstream success this year, performs his summer hit Someone You Loved…
The first episode of his new RTÉ One series The Keith Barry Experience aired this week, and magician Keith Barry will be in studio and messing with the minds of our guests.
Ahead of the first night, Ryan Tubridy said: “There are also going to be lots of little changes, from the loss of the tie, to a brand new chair and lots more besides, you will have to tune in to find out.”.
*kicks telly*
The Late Late Show, Friday, September 6 at 9.35pm on RTÉ One.
Pic: RTÉ
A guy who walked out on a World Cup because the training pitch was dry telling a man who struggled with his brothers death to get over it https://t.co/asvBkec6uL
— Aaron Rogan (@AarRogan) September 5, 2019
He ridicules a man because he cries in public about the death of his brother?
Toxic masculinity at it’s finest.
I admired Keane’s take-no-shit approach to Saipan, but strong men don’t have to bully others when they’re down. Not happy with @offtheball giving this bile a platform— Colum Horgan (@ColumHorgan) September 5, 2019
What a character.
How Much?
at
Focus Ireland launching its Annual Report.
Particularly shocking is the rise in child homelessness.
It’s shot up by 365% (Three hundred and sixty five) over the past five years. https://t.co/3tADDxuZaU
— Richard Chambers (@newschambers) September 5, 2019
Three hundred and sixty-five per cent?
Meanwhile…
Focus Ireland has launched the following video as part of its campaign to highlight the problem of homelessness.
Out of Sight. Out of Mind. Just because you don’t see a child living on the streets, it doesn’t mean they’re not homeless. Did you know that almost 4,000 children in Ireland are living in emergency accommodation?
Visit: https://t.co/OL8eA2M7vJ pic.twitter.com/6b37BabKI5
— Focus Ireland (@FocusIreland) September 5, 2019
This morning/afternoon.
Buswells Hotel, Dublin 2.
Members of Solidarity- People Before Profit at their think-in ahead of the start of Dáil term.
They have accused Fianna Fáil/ Fine Gael of preparing to make “working class people the ‘whipping Boys’ for Brexit” and are calling on the trade union movement to join them in protest.
Above from left: Brid Smith TD, Richard Boyd Barrett, Ruth Coppinger TD, Mick Barry TD, Paul Murphy TD.
Coveney: No surprise no-deal to hit vulnerable sectors (RTÉ)
