He’s back.
Are Ya Having That? writes:
‘Leather Jacket Guy’ tells you what American presidents like to drink in Irish pubs!
Legislators Sixtus Leung (left) and Yau Wai-ching at a pro-independence rally in Hong Kong yesterday.
It looks like it’s all going wrong
In the once-happy land of Hong Kong
Some there would like to see
Themselves slightly more free
But Beiing’s response has been strong.
John Moynes
Pic: Alex Hofford/European Pressphoto Agency
Tolstoylers
at
Saturday. Avondale, county Wicklow.
(Thanks @pmcchambers)
Stephanie McArdle tweetz:
Absolutely love the colours of autumn, everywhere you look there’s a different golden shade
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Great fun (and family friendly despite the unfortunate translation of its original title Ohen’ Odinokiy Petuh), Russian animator Leonid Shmelkov’s short tells the story of a chicken whose routine is interrupted. To wit:
It is a hard day for the very lonely cock. Perhaps tomorrow it’ll be better. Who knows? Anyway, it can’t get any worse. Or can it? Not only is the production of eggs at stake for the very lonely cock, in this strange world everything is getting stranger by the minute.
Teresa Mannion
Don’t make unnecessary journeys.
Sinéad Harrington writes:
Former Westlife star and The Voice of Ireland judge Kian Egan and his wife, actress and fashion guru Jodi Albert will join Ray on the couch this Satuday night.
Former World Boxing Champion, Bernard Dunne, will chat to Ray about turning storyteller in his new six part RTÉ series called Bernard Dunne’s Mythical Heroes.
RTÉ News journalist Teresa Mannion will speak for the first time on national television about her recent battle with breast cancer.
Doyenne of newsreading Anne Doyle will also return with another edition of The Ray D’Arcy Show Good News bulletin. This follows a massive response to her debut as our “Good News” guest anchor last month….
*burns imaginary telly licence*
The Ray D’Arcy Show tomorrow night on RTÉ One at 9:50pm.
Pic: RTÉ
No Future
at
Kirsty is a punk rocker.
In response to brow-beating Tory MP Andrew Rosindell’s demands of the BBC to end their night’s broadcasting on God Save the Queen, the BBC Newsnight team led by Kirsty Wark duly complies.
Thanks Graeme Kelly