Your name (or the 10-letter rude word of your choice) in Elder Futhark here.
Hey, Get Up
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More to folly
Grand Theft
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Cathy writes:
Just had a brand new bike stolen in Monkstown area of [County] Dublin. It’s so unusual looking and it’s only been used 4 times!! It’s a Canyon Grand CF5.9 (XL frame), Orange-Grey. Has a black and white Kellys saddle, not the Canyon saddle. Might help identify it…
RTD Two
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They haven’t gone away you know.
Tom McGurk, George Hook, Brent Pope minus Conor O’Shea will do a live panel analysis in DTwo, Harcourt Street, Dublin for the Ireland’s opening Rugby World Cup game versus Canada this Saturday.
Just when we thought they were out, they get dragged back in.
RUCK!
Previously: Let The Sky Fall In
This afternoon.
Dublin Castle, Dublin
Piers Scott writes:
Miniature Union Jacks and a statue of Henry Tudor in Dublin Castle…Was it for #culturenight?
We may never know.
Homegrown.
The way you don’t like it.
John Gallen writes:
Seeing as many of the BS massive (from what I can see) think Irish made/home produced content is an utter waste of time and money, maybe they can get their tuppence heard by the funder of much of that programming, the BAI…ia the TV licence money, naturally. It’s free… or you could argue maybe that your TV licence fee paid for the event.
FIGHT!
Panellists include Noel Curran, Director General, RTÉ; John Purcell, Chairperson, Independent Broadcasters of Ireland, Lynda McQuaid, Director of Content, TV3, Ciarán Murray, Craol – The Community Radio Forum, Micheál O Meallaigh, Stiúrthóir Comisiúnaithe, TG4 and Margaret Gillan, Chairperson, Community Television Association. Opening remarks will be given by The Irish Times telly reviewer, Bernice Harrison.
Friscondo writes:
This was a Birmingham Six benefit. Billy Bragg headlined and Jeremy Corbyn spoke at start of night. You have to admire his consistency. This was not a popular or fashionable cause in London at the time…
Courtscraper
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https://vimeo.com/137783144
A drone video by creative agency Darkhorse documenting progress in the construction of the 137m tall Bjarke Ingels ‘Via 57 West’ in New York – due for completion later this year and dubbed ‘courtscraper’ due to its supposed architectural fusion of European perimeter block and Manhattan skyscraper.
With a tacit nod to Jabba’s Khatanna, we feel
Andrew Gibbons twasks:
Friends of Banking Ireland? FBI?? Flowers By Irene??? Spotted on Molesworth St., Dublin. Anyone?