Youtuber Braziliandanny unleashes his GoPro camera and the complextro stylings of Overwerk to celebrate the crushing mundanity of his office job.
Eh.
To the max.
Friday April 24 / Saturday April 25: Le Galaxie @ The Academy, Pearse Street, Dublin (€19.90)
Nialller9 writes
“If there is one gig to go to this week, it would be either of Le Galaxie’s two shows to launch their second album Le Club. Both nights feature great local support from Lethal Dialect and Buffalo Woman (Friday) and R.S.A.G and Hare Squead (Saturday). A proper party atmosphere.”
Quad Kingdom
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyqCB07hDDY
Speirview Ireland writes:
It was an amazing sunny weekend in Kerry this weekend and it gave me a chance to video it like never before. Flying high above ancient sites, ruins of castles, down through valleys and across the many lakes of Kerry. In this compilation video we visit the Gap of Dunloe, the Kerry Cliffs, Muckross Abbey, Ballycarbery Castle, Cahergall Stone Fort, Leacanabuaile Stone Fort and Killarney National Park all from the bird eye view of a quadcopter so you can enjoy from the comforts of your screen.
Bear With Me
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Housekeeping
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Sporadic postage until 3.15pm owing to unusually balmy weather essential maintenance. Apologies all.
Stop That
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Goodness grapecious.
Reidman writes:
Saw this cheeky number on the winelist in a Dublin restaurant last night. Unavoidably, great sport was had at the waiter’s expense. Phnarr….
Bill Murray?
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‘sup?
The Stillorgan Duel Carriageway [Co Dublin] this afternoon.
Pic via David McCullagh
Meanwhile,
Anything good in the UK Independent?
Two By Two
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His ‘n’ her bicycles.
PINCHED.
Ciaran Connolly writes:
These two bikes – a Cube Agree GTC racer (left) and a Dawes duchess (right) were taken from Loretto Abbey apartments Rathfarnham [
CoDublin], from an underground carpark (that needs a fob), a locked bike shed with 2 good locks attached – has made me very sceptical of everyone. I have seen very little of those Cubes on the road so if I do see anyone cycle one I will stop them and ask – I am sure they wouldn’t mind as I would do the same for someone in the same boat…
Anyone?
Brand So
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TONIGHT!
For Broadsheet readers who have secured tickets for the screening of Russell Brand and Michael Winterbottom’s documentary The Emperor’s New Clothes at The Screen cinema, D’Olier Street, Dublin….
The screening, hosted by Element Pictures – will be preceded by a leetle drinky (thanks to Blue Moon Brewing Company, purveyors of American craft beer) and will be followed by a LIVE broadcast Q+A session with Russell Brand.
The drinks reception will be at 6.15pm with the movie starting at 7pm.
Please remove hats.
The seat in front is not a foot rest.
FIGHT!
Previously: You Say You Want A Revolution
Careful Now
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Andy Howell tweetz:
Steps made extra-safe in Dundrum [Co Dublin]