The Mercurial skills of Marc Martel (who did some of the vocal work on the film ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’).
Martel is currently touring with a Queen tribute band and released an album of Queen covers last year.
They took the lane into their own hands.
You may recall the makeshift bollards temporarily sequestering the cycle lane on Ryders Row, Dublin 1?
‘ings writes:
A video has surfaced. It’s not too exciting or revealing but does show the issue of people cycling being forced out of the contra-flow cycle track into oncoming traffic due to vehicles parking in the cycletrack.
The planters/bollards worked and after they went in a number of drivers were noticed slowing down to pull in but drove on when they realised they couldn’t.
In fairness.
Free the lanes.
Music: ‘Yakety Sax’ by Boots Randolph
Previously: Free The Lanes
Two Northern Ireland fishing boats (above) have been impounded by the Irish Navy at Clogherhead Harbour, County Louth
When looking for fish in the sea
Make sure you’re where you’re meant to be
You may think it’s grand
To stay close to the land
But some chaps with guns may disagree
John Moynes
Pic: BBC
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Clodagh Hawe’s mother Mary Coll (left)n and sister Jacqueline Connolly with Claire Byrne after speaking publicly on Monday night about the murders of Clodagh Hawe and her sons, Liam, Niall and Ryan (6) their husband and father, Alan Hawe, subsequently took his own life.
This afternoon.
The Minister for Justice is to establish independent research into family homicides.
The announcement came after what he described as a lengthy but satisfactory meeting with the family of Clodagh Hawe today.
Mr Flanagan said he has to consider the terms of reference of such research, but that he has agreed to an independent chair.
The study is being carried out to establish if special protocols or legislative changes are needed in cases like this.
The person carrying out the research will meet with Clodagh Hawe’s family, as well as other similarly affected families.
Minister to establish independent research into family homicides (RTÉ)
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Dearbhail McDonald
On The Late Late Show.
Sarah Whiteacre writes:
Derry Girls Saoirse-Monica Jackson, Louisa Harland, Nicola Coughlan, Jamie-Lee O’Donnell and Dylan Llewellyn will join host Ryan Tubridy to discuss why a comedy set during The Troubles in Northern Ireland works so well
Ryan will be chatting to rising star Jessie Buckley about going country for her new movie Wild Rose
Independent Legal Editor Dearbhail McDonald made the personal decision to freeze her eggs in her mid thirties. She joins Ryan to discuss her decision and the implications of modern life on families, population and Irish fertility.
Ahead of the first anniversary of her death, bestselling author Emma Hannigan’s father Philip Hannigan joins Ryan to discuss her legacy, and the impact that she has left on the lives of those who knew and loved her.
When Carol Bryan visited her cosmetic surgeon to try dermal filler in her forehead, she never could have predicted what would go wrong…Carol joins Ryan to about the long road to recovery, and why she’s learning to love herself again.
Former Mixed Martial Arts fighter Graham McCormack has experienced severe episodes of anxiety, depression and self-harm. He joins Ryan to chat about why he is so committed to telling his positive story to give hope to others.
The Late Late Show, RTÉ One at 9.35pm.
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Deposits.
By Igloo Animations.
To wit:
‘Deposits concerns the connection of all the “disappeared”, who are the remains of those murdered by the Provisional Irish Army and those killed centuries earlier by British Redcoats. In common they are buried without trace, but are connected by hopes for discovery.’
Directed by Trevor Courtney, written by Adrienne Michel-Long, produced by Michael Algar and nominated for the Best Art Direction/Design in the Irish Animation Awards 2019.