‘sup?
This afternoon.
Percy Place, Dublin 4
Keith writes:
So Cllr Frank O Rourke is having his clamp sawn off [allegedly] by the local builders…
Seems legit and within Dublin City Council regulations.
If we were running City Hall.
But we don’t.
So…
FIGHT!
Meanwhile…
@broadsheet_ie and here he is on two other occasions parking in disabled spaces! pic.twitter.com/hg2GAq8hKe
— Aine Connolly (@ain_connolly) November 13, 2015
A festive market in Smithfield, Dublin 7 comprising 120 stalls of Irish-made stuff.
Eoin writes:
Just saw your post for Irish made stocking fillers. We are hosting a christmas market so that all the deadly irish handmade desingers will have a place that they can come show off their wares in time for Christmas.
The Christmas Bazaar is a great place where people can see locally produced wares instead of the usual poo. The market is going to be on December 4, 5 and 6 and closing dates for applications is actually 6 oclock today!
Earlier: Do You Make Things In Ireland?
Actress Pamela Anderson
The Ray D’Arcy Show.
Tomorrow on RTÉ One at 9.50pm
Rayna Connery writes:
In this week’s show, former Baywatch star and Hollywood actress [and animal rights activist] Pamela Anderson will join Ray in studio for an exclusive interview about her life and career to date. In advance of his upcoming tour, comedian Neil Delamere will give his unique slant on Irish life. Musician and mental health campaigner Bressie will tell Ray about his recent exploits both on and off our TV screens. Columnist and author Roisin Ingle will speak about her new book and outline her thoughts on a momentous week for Irish women. Music will be provided by singer-songwriter Rainey Qualley, daughter of Hollywood actress Andie McDowell.
*Runs away in slow motion with ‘bits’ jiggling*
(MailOnline)
This afternoon
Wayne F writes:
Parked on Terenure Road [Dublin 6] and witnessed this… Gym bunny mummy double parks in a cycle lane and runs into the supplement shop was there for 10 minutes when I pulled out….
RTÉ XM’s Laura Gaynor (third right) and Cian McCarthy (far right) with The Strypes, from left: Evan Walsh, Pete O’Hanlon, Ross Farrelly, Josh McClorey
The Cavan fab four SPEAK.
Laura Gaynor writes:
So we recently got to interview The Strypes in the new shiny Digital Bunker studio out on RTÉ for 2XM. They talk about Coppers, Fireman Sam, their new album and many more worthy topics….
Previously: The Strypes on Broadsheet.
French musician and barrel organ enthusiast Patrick Mathis cranks out an impressive rendition of Michael Jackson’s Smooth Criminal for your delectation.
Stick around for the crescendo, Annie.
Finally.
The Deadly Calzone writes:
What The World* Is Waiting For….
€74.50.
Hmm.
The Stone Roses Add Extra Dates To 2016 Live Schedule (NME)
* Dads on doves
