‘sup?
This afternoon.
Easkey Beach, Co Sligo.
Has this got anything to do with the Lambert’s Puppet Theatre burning down?
It’s actually upsetting me to think of Naomi Campbell wearing Newbridge Silverware jewellery like any old Rose of Tralee
— Valerie Loftus (@valerieloftus) September 8, 2015
This afternoon.
Merrion Hotel, Dublin.
Phone-flinging Supermodel Naomi Campbell unveiled as the new face of Newbridge Silverware.
(Leon Farrell/RollingNews.ie)
Meanwhile…
‘sup?
Naomi Campbell in ruffled leather and James Joyce in unruffled linen this afternoon in the garden of the Merrion Hotel, Dublin.
Last night.
Everyone’s a critic.
Dara writes:
Altercation with a busker on O’Connell Street {Dublin]…. And a good catch at the end!
Ker-tish.
Busker Jason adds:
About 30 minutes before this incident the same woman kicked my snare case (which I had luckily emptied just moments before) just looking for trouble.Anyway this time the case was full of coins and when I saw her coming with her eyes on the case I had to intervene….
Newgrange Cemetery, Boyne Valley, Co Meath (top) and Enda Kenny (above)
They hate us for our megalithic passages.
“Look at what’s happened in Syria with the growth of ISIS. Purely from the historical point of view, they want to blow up Newgrange and the Rock of Cashel, they want children shooting others in the head, this is horrendous….”
Enda Kenny today.
Ah here.
The Taoiseach also said there is “no split” over how many refugees Ireland will take. Mr Kenny said he is not fixated on numbers, despite Tánaiste Joan Burton saying we should take 5,000.
Taoiseach: ISIS ‘want to blow up Newgrange’, we must allow refugees in Ireland (BreakingNews)
Meanwhile…
Thanks Shocko
Tomorrow night, Wednesday (September 9th) : Sounds Alive: Stories Through Sound featuring Nina Perry, Crash Ensemble and Adrian Crowley @Spiegeltent, Wolfe Tone Square, Dublin (€18, 9.15pm)
Nialler9 writes:
It’s Fringe Festival kickoff week which means there are lots of interesting shows crossing music with storytelling, radio, cabaret and visual arts. In the radio category, Sounds Alive often tell stories in a live setting using radio broadcasts and performers. Their Fringe show will feature singer-songwriter Adrian Crowley delving into spoken word and Crash Ensemble soundtracking recreating the score of Nina Perry’s BBC documentaries about beekeeping, supermarket symphonies and glaciers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07E9g4-rMHc&feature=youtu.be
An unexplained car crash in Carrigstown, Dublin.
Who is behind the wheel?
Where is the car heading?
Shouldn’t there be an apostrophe on Vinos?
We may never know.
Thanks Melanie O’Connor
Animator Alessandra Novelli’s take on of the parable ‘Before the Law’ from Franz Kafka’s The Trial. To wit:
Peasant and Guardian are the same character, the peasant, like each one of us, in front of his own fear; the guardian, something shapeless, that surrounds and controls him – the Door/Gate the possibilities we encounter during our life.
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Further to upset at comments made on last night’s Claire Byrne Show on RTÉ One.
Deirdre O’ Shaughnessy writes:
Cork-Calais campaigner Tracey Ryan (top) spoke to PJ Coogan [on Cork’s 96 FM] about her disgust at alleged racist statements going unchallenged on Monday night’s Claire Byrne show. Ms Ryan had been invited on the show but was never called to speak….
Pic: Examiner.ie
Earlier: Unchallenged