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Bob Newhart (left) and Will Ferrell in ‘Elf’ (2003)
This morning.
ODEON cinemas has announced an exclusive screening of the 2003 family favourite Christmas film, ELF.
Fancy going?
Nicole Osborne writes:
Elf starring Will Ferrell, Zoey Deschanel and James Caan is back in ODEON Cinemas this Christmas for a very exclusive screening.
It’s been 15 years since Elf graced our cinema screens and is one watched religiously every Christmas.
The screening of this iconic holiday film will take place on Sunday, December 9th at 1pm at ODEON in Belfast, Limerick, Waterford, Blanchardstown, Charlestown and Coolock.
And on Thursday, December 12 at 8:15pm at ODEON in Cavan, Naas, Portlaoise, Newbridge, Point Square, Stillorgan, Belfast, Limerick, Waterford, Blanchardstown, Charlestown and Coolock.
We have a pair of tickets (yes, TWO tickets) to see Elf at your local ODEON to giveaway.
To enter, Just complete this simple sentence.
‘The best scene in Elf is_____________________________________________’
Lines MUST close at 2.30pm 5.45pm MIDNIGHT!
Tonight.
River Liffey at Dublin city centre.
Thanks Ultan Mashup
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Jaayyysus.
No scrubs, girls.
Ahead of World Aids Day on Saturday.
A trailer for ‘Becoming Cherrie’
A new documentary from Nicky Larkin about Matthew Cavan, aka drag artist, Cherrie Ontop.
Matthew was diagnosed HIV-positive aged 19, but went on to become a beloved, if heavily trolled, entertainer and spokesperson for people living with HIV in Northern Ireland.
Thanks Michael Murphy
An unsettling short (based on director Kilian Vilim’s own experience of mental breakdown) wherein a young elevator operator’s loneliness leads him toward a sinister self-discovery.
Burp.
This afternoon
Poolbeg Power Station, Pigeon House Rd, Dublin 4
Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment Richard Bruton visits the controversial Covanta Dublin ‘Waste-to-Energy’ facility, also known as the Poolbeg Incinerator.
Above from left: Buisness Manager Dublin Waste to Energy Kieran Mullans, Mr Bruton and Dublin City Council Chief Executive Owen Keegan
A ‘glitch’ in the plant’s first week of operation last year led to 11 people being hospitalised and a fine to Covanta for breaking its environmental protection licence.
Save Poolbeg.
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Tish.
Nicely-illustrated if overly-explained and mistakenly apostrophised cigarette card ‘dad humour’ from the 1930s.
Unless you have a better one…