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What you may need to know:

1. It’s Taken 3, or Tak3n if you must. This time Bryan Mills must defend himself after being framed for the murder of his wife. And protect his daughter from a similar fate.

2. “My first priority is to protect the only one I have left”. Yusss.

3. When Liam Neeson was in Dublin for the premier of Taken 2 (2012) he told 98fm that he would not be interested in a Taken 3. He believed that it would be tantamount to “bad parenting”.

4. He finally agreed so long as nobody was actually taken.

5. Tak3n has the same writers and directors as Taken 2 (2012). They really have a very specific set of skills.

6. There are some pretty bad-ass scenes in the trailer. The jet having its landing gear removed by the drifting Porsche is one of them.

7. The film’s director is Olivier Megaton. His original name was Olivier Fontana but took Megaton as an artistic name, inspired by the fact that he was born 20 years to the day after the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. The Hiroshima bomb was 16 kilotons.

8. Broadsheet Prognosis: Tak3n the p*ss.

Release Date: January 8, 2015

Apologies for French-language poster.

(DelBoy is away)

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Way.

*drops Jägermeister*

The first Topflight/Copper Face Jacks ski trip to Andorra.

PT writes:

“This is a staggering culture clash. What are they THINKING? I’m almost tempted to go….”

Copper Face Jacks Ski Trip (Topflight)

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He’s missing YOU with noble forbearance.

Andrew Hamilton writes:

“Male Beagle, approx 8 years old, found wandering Drimnagh [Dublin 12] area, has blue collar no name,  if anyone has any information please leave details below, or contact the DSPCA/ Kilmanham Garda station.”

Anyone?

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Barbara, Lora and the Féile Draíochta Team write:

We are the organisers of a small non-profit community festival celebrating unique aspects of Irish culture in the run up to Halloween. Féile Draíochta is a one day event being held at the Camden Court Hotel, this Saturday (4th), and is open to everyone. With a wonderful selection of unique talks, workshops, entertainment, and market stalls there’s sure to be something for everyone interested in, or curious about, Irish spirituality and Paganism.

Mark Graham from “A Year of Festivals in Ireland” interviews Féile Draíochta’s Lora O’Brien here.

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A small trickle of the palpable flood of invective for RTÉ News and current affairs’ lack of coverage of protests throughout the country against the installation of water meters.

RTE News Timeline (Facebook)

Yesterday: Irish Water: Bringing Communities Together

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