https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVzlUPQKkDg&feature=youtu.be
Tommy KD.
He’s back.
With a new video for his new single, Satan’s Government.
Here’s 23-second teaser.
Yikes.
Previously: Word On The Street
Thanks Pat Neary
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVzlUPQKkDg&feature=youtu.be
Tommy KD.
He’s back.
With a new video for his new single, Satan’s Government.
Here’s 23-second teaser.
Yikes.
Previously: Word On The Street
Thanks Pat Neary
Dogs – Drift
Dublin guitar/synth four piece’s first release in two years.
Out today.
Dogs write:
This is our first new material since our Out In Cover EPand it’s the first taste of an upcoming EP due later this summer. The video (above) features footage from our performance at Castlepalooza 2014 and was directed by New York based Irishman Shane G Mahon. We’re playing a midnight show in Whelan’s Upstairs to mark the release on Saturday, June 13. Details here
Joe Langan tweetz:
Marriage referendum vote No poster still up in Phibsborough.
Previously: 11 Days Later
Labour leader Joan Burton taking a selfie after she cast her votes in Cabra on May 22
Newstalk reports:
“The Tánaiste Joan Burton has confirmed the issue of abortion will be part of the Labour Party manifesto for the next general election. Labour says it wants to see a vote on whether or not to repeal the 8th Amendment, which gives equal rights in the Constitution to the mother and her unborn child.”
The report followed an interview Ms Burton did with Shane Coleman, stepping in for Pat Kenny, on Newstalk this morning.
At one point, Mr Coleman asked Ms Burton if the Labour Party is pro-choice.
Shane Coleman: “Are you a pro-choice party?”
Joan Burton: “I would say that what we have now is an agreement that, as a party, we should seek to repeal the 8th amendment. But in the Labour Party, we have a whole range…”
Coleman: “You’re stopping short of describing the Labour Party as a pro-choice party.”
Burton: “Well in the Labour Party we’ve a whole range of views. We’ve people of very deep religious faiths, we have people who are agnostic. We have people who are atheist. We reflect the kaleidoscope, if you like, and the rainbow colour that’s the Irish nation. The Labour Party very much reflects that and what we have to do is we have to spend more time looking at, if we do repeal the 8th amendment, then what structure replaces it.”
Right so.
Burton confirms abortion referendum will be part of Labour manifesto (Newstalk)
Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzeuMHloAf4
Anne-Louise Foley writes:
“In a House That Ceased To Be is an IFTA award-winning film which follows the Irish humanitarian and children’s rights activist Christina Noble whose unwavering commitment and selfless efforts have seen her better the lives of countless children since 1989. Her drive stems from a childhood in Ireland fraught with poverty, loss and institutional abuse. Christina remains scarred by the memory of the children she was unable to save, her own brother and two sisters, who she was separated from at a very young age.”
In A House That Ceased To Be will be broadcast on Monday, June 8, on RTÉ One, at 9.35pm
Last night.
At the Social Media Awards 2015 at the Concert Hall, RDS, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4
The Yes Equality social media team receive a standing ovation (top) after winning a surprise award (top) for their Marriage Referendum campaign. The team (above) mingle backstage.
From left: Mark Dempsey, Spence Christie, Craig Dwyer, Alan Hatton and Patrick Sweeney.
Pic: Ben Keenan
Meanwhile…
Shiny happy people.
Just some of the winners of The Maximum Media Social Media Awards 2015 which honours the best use of apps, Twitter, Facebook and whatnot by Irish businesses.
From top: Kathrina Bentley, Suzie Carley, Joanne O’Donovan of Dogs Trust (best non-profit Teitter); Diarmuid McCarthy, Jill O’Sullivan, Ciara Flaherty of Breakingnews.ie (best use of Facebook by a media organisation); Daragh Murphy of Hairybaby tee shirts (best use of Facebook by a small business); Angela Conroy, Joanne O’Sullivan, Andrea McGowan, Alexandra Clionsky, Lynne O’Donnell of Dublin Zoo (winner of best intergrated social media campaign); Paul Collins, Brian Hanamy, Daire Brennan of Kilmacud Crokes (winner zero budget social media campaign).
More winners here
Big thank you to all followers,all Garda members&judges-winners best use of social media by state body :) #sockies15 pic.twitter.com/OueIS0AZ69
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) June 3, 2015
Pics: Ben Keenan
At Broadsheet we’re big fans of Kim,
But some folk aren’t as fond of him,
They’ll scheme and they’ll plot,
Until Kim has them shot,
But their chances of winning are slim.
John Moynes
(Guardian)