David Keeling writes:
“Hi guys, thought you might like this. It’s a music video I made with singer song scribbler Samuel Vas-Y for his song ‘Creeping and Crawling’ featuring Cathy Davey. Samuel is off to make a name for himself in North America, so any publicity for this very talented musician would be greatly appreciated!”
*at home, at noon, dressed in underpants and a single sock, eating Cookie Crunch out of a butter dish, nodding sagely*
You may like this.
Owen Dennehy writes:
“There’s a Charity Tag Rugby Tournament on Saturday, August 23 in Greystones RFC. It’s in aid of four-year-old Gavin Glynn, who has a rare form of cancer and is currently having treatment in Texas. It’s being advertised on Facebook already but they’re trying to get the word out so people can either donate, or buy tickets for the raffle they’re doing during the day, or even enter teams in the tournament.”
Previously: Meanwhile In Texas
The always upbeat Boeing X-32.
A recent hematoma drama at the Hamlet Bar in Balbriggan, Co Dublin (NSFW language).
Damian writes:
“A bad start for this guy [Hamlet regular John]….gets it caught in the zipper…phones his wife to explain….”
*weeps*
The Whirling Dervish, a willow sculpture by artist Trevor Leat installed in 2012 at Shambellie House, in New Abbey, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland.
Unfortunately Shambellie House closed in 2013, so the piece is no longer on display.
Lord Summerisle shall hear of this.
What you may need to know
1. The Stephen Hawking biopic released its first trailer yesterday, charting Hawking’s [Cambridge] university romance with future wife Jane Wilde and his diagnosis with Motor Neuron Disease.
2. It’s not a Beautiful Mind (2001).
3. The film is based on Jane Hawking’s 1997 memoir ‘Travelling to Infinity: My life with Stephen’. a little friendier than her earlier work ‘Music to Move the Stars’ which focused on their divorce.
3. James Marsh, responsible for Oscar-winning documentary Man On Wire (2008), directs.
4. Eddie Redmayne was one of Vanity Fair’s ‘Best Dressed’ for 2012. It’s all been downhill since then.
5. Both leads have previously modeled for Burberry.
6. Needs more Homer
7. Broadsheet Prognosis: Always go full genius.
Release date: January 2, 2015
(Delboy is away)
Dubliner, barber and bike owner Owen Crudge.
He’lll travel to your door and fixie your ‘do.
Owen writes:
“I’ve been a barber for over 6 years now. I’ve worked in Cork, Dublin, Brisbane and Melbourne. I’ve picked up loads of experience along the way so It’s safe to say I’m ready to spread my wings and here it is “Barber on a Bike”. Dublin’s a trendy city, Sweet Barnets are a must and I take pride in keeping up to date with modern styles and polishing them off to perfection….Contact me on social media or directly by call or text. Or use the contact form on my site [link below].I then check my diary and pencil you in an appointment. When your time comes I peddle my skinny little legs to your house and style you up in the comfort of your own home so you don’t waste time queuing. All I need is a chair and a socket….”
Thanks Kevin Whitty
The agency will be able to target a range of missed payments – from A&E bills to court fines – and will have the power to raid people’s bank accounts for the money that is owed. Officials with the centralised collection agency would also be able to extract money from pensions and welfare payments.
…Carried out by consultancy firm BearingPoint, the report acknowledges how unpopular such an agency would be, as it suggested careful ‘selling’ to ministers of the benefits of such a body would be required.….The BearingPoint experts, specially hired by the Government, have even advised that bailiffs be allowed to remove personal goods in extreme cases….
Pay Up Or The State Will Raid Your Bank Account (Senan Molony, Irish Daily Mail) unavailable online
