Using our success in sport as leverage to sell the sod as an event destination?
Fáilte Ireland will open the 2015 Sport Tourism European Summit in Thomond Park, County Limerick, this morning with a montage of Irish hospitality, passion and overachieving sporting greatness.
Miriam Kennedy of Fáilte Ireland writes:
It’s a pleasure to launch this video and present a snapshot of all that is good about Ireland. The purpose of “Ireland – The Event Island” video is to act as a key tool when selling Ireland as an event destination overseas. We believe it evokes a great sense of pride and hope that it will be used to profile, promote and pitch all that Ireland has to offer within the event space
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*stops peeling onion*
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Do you like the Palestinian Oud music?
You do?
Orla Smith writes:
Le Trio Joubran is a Palestinian oud trio formed of three brothers – Samir, Wissam and Adnan – originally from Nazareth and now touring and performing worldwide, along with master percussionist Youssef Hbeisch.. Hearing is believing. Quite simply, Le Trio Joubran is one of the most exciting instrumental groups in the world.
Tuesday 9th June, 8pm.
Tickets available from the National Concert Hall
Previously: Do You Like The Malian Music?
MORE to folly.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Pamela McCarthy (Irish Examiner); Meliosa Fitzgibbon (Irish Daily Mail); Enda Bolger (Irish Sun); Enda Cunningham (Connacht Tribune); Nick Sutton (UK papers)
Friday May 15: Little Gem Presents: Fierce Mild, Sissy, L/B/W @ The Grand Social, Lower Liffey Street, Dublin(€10)
Nialler9 writes:
The launch party for a timely EP release from Dublin post punk funk trio Fierce Mild called Yes n Yes n Yes which encourages a vote next Friday on Equal People and also gives advice on small talk on a song called Small Talk. Say yes ‘n’ yes ‘n’ yes.
Gulp.
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Previously: Siteserv on Broadsheet.
Thanks K
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Sue writes:
Roly (top) & Shorty (above) are both advocating a YES vote…
Eileen writes:
Noodle loves his Vote For Yes bandana so much that he’s tried to eat it. Several times.
Sue writes:
Bruce says vote yes, and he’s never wrong…
Danielle writes:
BellaCharlie (top) andCharlieBella (above) are treated the same. They think humans should be too.
Adam writes:
Henry imagining a fairer Ireland :)
Billie writes:
My Parents sent me this pic (above) of our dog ruby a few weeks back. The fact that my mother handmade the sign makes it more adorable, I think. I’m in Canada and can not vote so it’s good to know Ruby is making the effort at least!
Send your ‘Pets For Yes’/’Pets For No’/’My Pet Doesn’t Know’ to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Pets For Yes’/’Pets For No’/’My Pet Doesn’t Know’ where appropriate. Fish and small animals welcome. Hedgehogs/turtles must be out of Winter hibernation.
Update:
Rupert & Frank, the delicious natural Irish pet food company have kindly provided a month’s supply of natural dog food for the best ‘Pets For Yes/’Pets For No’/’My Pet Doesn’t Know’ dog pic. Judges will choose on May 21 from tNOMNOMNOMNOM
Earlier: Rabidly Yes
Yesterday: Rufferendum