rabble

Fresh from the printers.

The TENTH issue of Rabble magazine, part of the Rabble alt news multi-media behemoth.

Lovingly crafted by the sinister fringe.

For the sinister fringe.

And not just politics as usual

Reddy writes:

On the cultural front there’s an interview with Fran Hartnett and Giles Armstrong. Two names synonymous with Irish Techno, while Paul Herincx brings us to the heart of a thriving sound system scene in Waterford. Sean Finnan chats to some heads making poetry a threat again  and Piper Harry Bradley fills us in on how uptight arseholes screwed up trad.

Rabble rumble!

To pick up a copy Of Rabble follow #rabble10 or order a swag bag [link below] and Rabble will ship you “as many as you want”.

Rabble

 

Screen Shot 2015-05-14 at 16.10.07

What you may need to know

1. Remember when a new Bobby De Niro movie was a deal?

2. Not to be confused with The Internship (2013).

3. We can’t believe that Heat (1995) is already 20 years old. Next year, Taxi Driver (1976) turns 40.

4. ‘From the writer and director of Something’s Gotta Give (2003) and It’s Complicated (2009).’ Words to chill the blood.

5. We keep waiting (in vain) for Anne Hathaway to get her Miley Cyrus on.

6. We eagerly anticipate Dirty Grandpa, Bobby’s forthcoming buddy flick with Zac Efron. No, we’re not making it up.

7. Broadsheet Prognosis: watch Midnight Run (1988) instead.

Release Date: September

Screen Shot 2015-05-14 at 15.54.46

This morning.

Mill Street/New Row South, Newmarket, Dublin 8

Harry writes:

Walking along Mill Street I was wondering why oncoming cars were flashing their lights and a cyclist was forced onto the footpath….The driver of a ESB electric Mitsubishi iMiEV was driving against the oncoming traffic up a one way street. They had two opportunities to safely do a three point turn but at each occasion of pulling in, they continued on their way finishing with an illegal right turn at the end of the road.
These cars are virtually silent and one individual wearing ear buds attempted to cross the road, correctly watching the road expecting the traffic approaching from the right. They weren’t looking out for a car illegally driving up the one Way Street on their left….they narrowly missed stepping out into the path of car.

declanshalvey (1)

A new look Le Cool Dublin website.

And a first Le Cool Dublin cover by Dublin-based artist Declan Shalvey, who illustrates for Marvel Comics .

Declan sez,

“This is an illustration of a character from my new graphic novel series INJECTION. This character, Bridgid Roth, is an expert hacker who operates from a bunker just outside Dublin and pretty much rules the internet. With this piece, I wanted to show her at work in her Foundry complex. Wanted to make the most of the online medium and incorporate some colour changes, so that the environment is fluctuating while she remains focused.”

This week’s Le Cool Dublin issue

A chat with Declan

judge

Markie writes:

Judge giving the side eye to a passing No voter…

hallie

Jade writes:

Hallie for Equality Cake!

Delaneyandbonnie

James writes:

Delaney (left) and Bonnie both tired of the Yes propaganda, thinkin’ tha’ they don’t know . . . anything. (Although therez a bone innit if they paw no)…

Leslie

Patricia writes:

This is my cat Leslie, rubbing her Tá badge for good luck before turning in for the night.

Send your ‘Pets For Yes’/No’/Don’t Know’ to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Pets For Yes’/’No’/’Don’t Know’ where appropriate.

Fish and small animals welcome. Hedgehogs/turtles must be out of Winter hibernation with head showing. Thanks.

randF

The best pet pic wins a month’s supply of natural dog food from Rupert & Frank, the obscenely tasty Irish pet food company.

Yesterday: Paws before Voting

irishwaterbill

Capped charge for three months: €64.10

Metered charge for three months: €416.13

Full year for two senior citizens:  €1664.52

Yvonne Clarke writes:

This is a bill that was received by an elderly couple from Baldoyle, Dublin last week. The fee is capped but  as the couple had a meter fitted, the bill also shows the metered charge,

Please print the bill out. Over 8000 people have shared it now and growing…I urge everyone to share this and also print it to show anyone that thinks that the charges are “okay”.

Fight!

Dublin Says No (Facebook)

Thanks Nick Moran

Broadsheet.ie