Roz Purcell with Donald Trump During ‘Miss Universe’, 2011
Some terrible news for the Don,
His political future is gone,
And simply because,
He’s been slammed by Roz,
I can’t see how he can go on.
John Moynes
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Ah Here
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Jeeze this #JessicaJones one is pretty tough on @SupermacsIRE @broadsheet_ie pic.twitter.com/2NIQZo2j0S
— JennyTheWren (@Thewrenchild) December 16, 2015
Harsh but fair.
MORE to folly
Tonight.
The Spire, O’Connell Street
Mauricio Hoffmann, top left, and Gabriel Muller from Brazil celebrating the Irish premiere of The Force Awakens. The lightsaber effect will remain on over Christmas and New Year.
Update:
Minister for the Diaspora Jimmy Deenihan (left) and Minister for the Arts Heather Humphries (right) arrive at the Savoy Cinema this evening.
(Mark Stedman/RollingNews)
Earlier: ‘Damn Near Perfect’
Free this Xmas?
Roisin writes:
Alone, the charity that supports older persons to age at home, have just launched this lovely video featuring the Christmas memories of three older persons they work with. The aim is to encourage people to remember older persons in their community who may be alone over Christmas, and remind them to call in for a quick visit – even to say hello.
Five festive hours of Darth Vader’s crackling corpse from Return of The Jedi for the season that’s in it.
Glowing.
Much like ‘sheet movie critic Mark Ryall’s review of The Force Awakens.
New Media
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This afternoon.
Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital, Cooley Road, Crumlin, Dublin 12
They use the same barber.
Republic of Ireland football captain and hospital ambassador Robbie Keane with patient Cody Nolan (above left), lending his support to The No. 10 Fund, established by Robbie’s fellow number 10s, Johnny Sexton and Ronan O’Gara, to build a new cardiac day unit at the hospital.
Fair play, in fairness.
(Mark Stedman/Rollingnews)