Last night.

The Late Late Show on RTÉ One.

Ryan Tubridy and Presidential runner-up Peter Casey.

A sloppy ambush, you say?

Oh.

Watch back here.

Meanwhile….

Anyone?

Meanwhile…

Dance?

September, 2018

November, 2018

The controversial Rathmines scratcher-in-a-kitchen.

Back on the market…de-cluttered.

We’re down a Crying Chair and about 55 lids.

Good times.

Grove Park, Rathmines, Dublin 6 (Daft)

Previously: We Spend Most of Our Time In The Kitchen

Thanks DD

 

Did you stay up?

A big thank you to, clockwise from top left: filmmaker Sean McAllister, ‘Preposterous‘, Ciaran Tierney, Dermot Bohan, Johnny keenan, Neil Curran, Olga Cronin and celebrity accountant Vanessa Foran, our panel on last night’s Broadsheet on the Telly.

The show, produced by Neil and Dermot, can be viewed in its entirety above.

Presidential and Garda matters dominated with everyone getting their say PLUS…

Ciaran joined us fresh from his Irish Blog Awards success and an inspiring visit to America with Tuam survivor Peter Mulryan.

And Sean spoke about his brilliant new documentary A Northern Soul, shot in a Hull, England dealing with austerity and Brexit and described as a film of “radical empathy”.

Some swearing.

Apologies.

PS Neil’s movie choices start 55.41.

Previously: Broadsheet on the Telly

With Samsung and LG set to release their own versions of this tech soon, Royole Corporation (formed in 2012 by Stanford University graduates) has just released the Flexpai – the world’s first folding smartphone.

Never mind the 16MP wide angle and 20MP telephoto cameras. Discount the not-even-officially-announced-yet Qualcomm Snapdragon 8150 processor. Forget that it runs Water OS on top of Android Pie.

Instead, feast your eyes on the 19.8cm flexi-screen that folds in half and picture yourself stuffing that fat, glowing wallet into your inside pocket with a half chewed Refresher wedged in the middle of it.

Yours from Royole for around €1,155.

uncrate

The Living Rent group in Scotland urging a French-style ‘Winter Break’ from evictions between November and March.

Pete Glavey writes:

This type of action is what should be looking at…

As France eviction ‘truce’ begins, Living Rent call for a Scottish Winter Break (CommonSpace)

Winter Break (LivingRent)



This afternoon.

Tudor Lawns, Foxrock, County Dublin

A woman in her 40s is being questioned in connection with the death of a man at a house in Tudor Lawns, Foxrock in Dublin.
The body of the man, who was in his 20s, was found at around 11.30pm last night.It is understood he suffered serious stab wounds.
The body remains at the scene.

Woman held after man’s body found at Dublin house (RTÉ)

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