This afternoon.
Owen writes:
“Setting up for the Christina Noble biopic at the Savoy [O’Connell Street] this afternoon…G’wan the Deirdre [O’Kane, lead actor]…”
This afternoon.
Owen writes:
“Setting up for the Christina Noble biopic at the Savoy [O’Connell Street] this afternoon…G’wan the Deirdre [O’Kane, lead actor]…”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d25uyH2xwyg
The Lords Of Strut – back in town on Monday after a whirlwind tour of the ‘toilets and clubs’ of the world.
Previously: Meanwhile, At That Scary Alley Between Dame Street And Dame Lane
(H/T: Bit Thompt)
This afternoon.
Cleverly Crusher writes:
“Building work properly underway at Priory Hall [Dublin]…”
Previously: Priory Hall on Broadsheet
The latest edition of The Phoenix magazine, in shops now
The Phoenix magazine today asserts that Sally and Tom Fitzgerald – after having been told by Justice Minister Frances Fitzgerald that the Justice Department will review the Garda investigation into their daughter Kate’s death – are unlikely to “open a second front in their pursuit of the facts about the death”.
The ‘second front’ the magazine is referring to is how The Irish Times issued an apology to Kate’s employer, The Communications Clinic, after it published an article identifying Kate as the author of a previous anonymous article in which, among other things, Kate wrote about how she suffered from depression and detailed how she was treated at her workplace.
Along with the apology, The Irish Times stated Kate’s original article contained “significant assertions which were not factual”.
Later, the Irish Times blacked out the article in its entirety on the newspaper’s online archive.
To this day, Kate’s parents do not know what ‘assertions were not factual’.
Further to this, The Phoenix also writes:
Um.
The Phoenix Magazine (Facebook)
Terry Prone On Frances Fitzgerald (Irish Independent, May 2014)
Previously: Kate Fitzgerald on Broadsheet
Fupp.
Markman writes:
“Make sure to cancel your phone asap after it goes missing. A nice bit of damage in under four hours…”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tK54LOTwy8g
(A repost from yesterday now with fully-abled video)
1. The Miracle (of Joey Ramone) 0:00
2. Every Breaking Wave” 4:15
3. California (There is No End to Love) 8:27
4. Song for Someone 12:27
5. Iris (Hold Me Close) 16:14
6. Volcano 21:33
7. Raised by Wolves 24:47
8. Cedarwood Road 28:53
9. Sleep Like a Baby Tonight 33:18
10. This Is Where You Can Reach Me Now 38:20
11. The Troubles (featuring Lykke Li) 43:25
U2 – Songs Of Innocence.
Secret bonus tracks:
Adam Remains Cool In Fairness 1.25
She iPhones In Mysterious Ways 2.13
Back Home In Holland 4.12
U2, Songs of Innocence: first review (Neil McCormick, Telegraph)
Paul McGuinness On The New U2 Album (Hot Press)
Bono On U2’s Not-So-Free iTunes Album: “We Were Paid” (Time)
Earlier: A Limerick A Beautiful Day
Last month, fellow explorers and filmmakers George Kourounis and Sam Cossman descended 400m into the Marum crater – an active volcano on the Vanuatu archipelago in the South Pacific.
It was a dry heat.