It’s a Garth Brooks Off. TV3 has brought forward their Brooks doc to start 30 mins before the one on RTE.
— Warren Swords (@warrenswords) July 22, 2014
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_qJ99F9mqA&feature=youtu.be
Top that, TV3.
*gets drunk*
It’s a Garth Brooks Off. TV3 has brought forward their Brooks doc to start 30 mins before the one on RTE.
— Warren Swords (@warrenswords) July 22, 2014
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_qJ99F9mqA&feature=youtu.be
Top that, TV3.
*gets drunk*
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What part of hi-vIz do you not understand?
“I believe it’s our function to represent human rights and justice in every opportunity we can.
“The government is slavishly adhering to an American agenda.”
“It costs a huge amount of money to carry these aircraft across and they’re not carrying fellas across on their holidays”.
“There was a time where the US searched an aircraft that was transporting the Taoiseach, so there’s no problem.”
“If they’re telling the truth, then grand.”
Clare Daly speaking to David Harvey on Classic Hits 4FM (David Harvey is filling in for Niall Boylan) shortly after her arrest today.
Full audio: here
Daly And Wallace Deny Causing Shannon Safety Risk (The Clare Champion)
Earlier: There’s A Pair Of Them In It
Pics: Stephen Murphy TV3
Thanks Mike Hogan
A heartrendingly delicious experimental short by Mateo Cabeza, composed from over 3,500 photos of ice cream and lollies.
Music: Mr. Lonely by Bobby Vinton.
NOMmmf.
Tolka River, Dublin today.
Sasko writes:
“People living near the Tolka river have reported hundreds of dead fish as a large amount of foam entered the waterway today. Large stretches of the river (above) was covered with thick white foam, presumably from some form of detergent. The river flowing through Griffith Park, between Glasnevin and Drumcondra, appears the worst affected, with dead fish littering the banks and floating on top of the water. Inland Fisheries Ireland has launched an investigation into the source of pollution….”
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
Dingle’s Oceanworld Gentoo penguins welcomed a new addition to the fold on Wednesday.
Parents Sneachta and Flether are said to be over the moon.
Waddle they think of next?
Via Dingle News
He’s the leader that one.
Watch him.
Dan de Dan Dan writes:
“Lunchtime flight today [off the rook of Publicis] on Sir John Rogerson’s Quay, Dublin…”
Earlier: Apogullypse Now