Tommy KD.
The Jesus Saves street rapper from last night’s Love/Hate on RTE 1.
That’s Tommy’s new single (above)
But is he also the bus singer anyone?
Tommo The Rapper Is Back (Rabble.ie)
Via Elaine Byrne
Tommy KD.
The Jesus Saves street rapper from last night’s Love/Hate on RTE 1.
That’s Tommy’s new single (above)
But is he also the bus singer anyone?
Tommo The Rapper Is Back (Rabble.ie)
Via Elaine Byrne
Yikes
For the illuminati member GAA fan in your life who has everything.
Rory Callan writes:
I am from a Louth based company that sells high quality almost life size wall graphics of GAA Rugby and football players. We also sell custom made large scale crests and team photos to clubs around the country. They are made from PhotoTex, the best wall graphic material in the world. It can be stuck on, removed and hung again over 100 times without marking the wall. Browse around the of the site to see the whole range of graphics available. They are perfect for decorating rooms, offices, pubs or gyms. We have secured the agreement of each player and the GAA and GPA to produce and sell these graphics….
Irish Made Stocking Fillers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Irish Stocking Fillers’. No fee just a nuzzle.
We have ONE large scale GAA wall graphic of your choice to giveaway. Name the posters boys and woman (above) and give ONE reason why each deserve to be pin ups.
Lines MUST close at 3pm 6.15pm
Journal Media's TheScore.ie will rebrand as The42 in nod to GAA's Rule 42 – says it is more "distinctive internationally" than current name.
— Laura Slattery (@IrishTimesLaura) October 28, 2014
The sports pages of Journal.ie are changing.
They need a more internationally distinctive dynamic.
Tell us about it.
Look at them there, with their desks/central heating/kettle, etc., but are they happy? What are we doing wrong? Mumble mumble Doritos

A recent iteration of the long, long tradition of extrapolated album cover art – this time by UK-based web designers Aptitude.
Robbie Loughlin tweetz:
Seeing as your going to be doin Crimbo gift ideas, I wonder how these might sell!!!????
Don’t know if I should quite sing this song
Don’t know if it maybe might be wrong
But then again it maybe might be right
To tell you ’bout the bullet and the red lightYou know I’m not from this place
I’m from a different time, different space
And it’s real uncomfortable
To be stuck somewhere you just don’t belongBut I got 8 good reasons to stick around
8 good reasons, well maybe nine nowI had a dream one night
About a bullet and a red light
You know it felt alright
You know it actually felt quite niceIf I could have gone
Without it hurting anyone
Like a child, I would have found me mum
Like a bird I would have been flownYou know I don’t much like life
I don’t mind admitting that it ain’t right
You know I love to make music
But my head got wrecked by the businessEverybody wanting something from me
They rarely ever wanna just know me
I became the stranger no one sees
Cut glass I’ve crawled upon my kneesBut I got 8 good reasons to stick around
8 good reasons, well maybe nine nowI had a dream one night
About a bullet and a red light
You know it felt alright
You know it actually felt quite nice
Sinéad O’Connor – 8 Good Reasons
The just-released video of Sinéad’s new single off the album I’m Not Bossy, I’m The Boss.
Video directed by Hugh O’Conor.
Waterford city (top) at the weekend
“With the 1989 Incitement to Hatred Act for all intents and purposes unworkable, we are, in 2014, operating in a policy vacuum where racism is concerned. This is not acceptable. We need the government to make bringing forward a new National Action Plan Against Racism a priority for the rest of its term. This National Action plan must include legislation for combating racially aggravated and other forms of bias-motivated crime, hate speech and incitement to hatred.“
Shane O’Curry, European Network Against Racism (ENAR)
Waterford anti-Roma protests criticised as ‘cowardly and racist’ (irish Times)
Thanks Mark Malone