Another 8-bit (and a little 16-bit) movie redux from Cinefix
Previously: 8-Bit Pulp Fiction
Busted
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More to follow.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Mick Crowley
Evenin’ All
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Hello coup you.
Further to the Garda Commissioner Martin Callinan Vs Public Accounts Committee/whistleblower hoo ha…
“I have the height of respect for the Public Accounts Committee…But I have my own backyard to watch, and I intend to be as transparent as I have to be when appearing before these people and providing the type of information that they require.”
Garda Commissioner Martin Callinan (above) in Dundalk this evening.
Sounds fair.
Callinan Declines To Reveal Next Move On Whistleblower (Conor Lally, Irish Times)
Earlier: Self Policing
(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)
Kimmage, Dublin this afternoon.
Thanks Halfahead
Paul Cullen writes:
Ballineen [West Cork], today. I wouldn’t blame him with the all the traffic on the road in all fairness…
Mugs
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How much?
Eamonn Farrell writes:
Up to a couple of weeks ago, a pot of tea capable of filling two mugs, in what used to be Toughers well known filling station, cum truck stop diner, outside Newbridge in County Kildare, cost €1.25.
Since the station was taken over by Top Oil, the coffee franchise Insomnia now runs the cafe and a single mug of tea costs €2.20. Two mugs of tea now cost you €4.40 as opposed to €1.25. Is this the start of a new merry-go-round of rising prices, set to wreck any positive outcome from the sacrifices which the Irish public have endured for the last five years?
Of course it is.
Anyone?
(Eamonn Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
Mercy.
SL writes:
Stag party RTE comedy cosplay-style at
DublinBudapest airport [Hungary] this evening…
Damo?
Eat And Hurl
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The illuminati GAA in your kitchen!
Mairead O’Sullivan writes:
I launched Gagababy.back in 2007, I design and produce [GAA] County-Inspired Gifts for nippers to nanas What can be made in Ireland is made here including aprons and large Solid Ash engraved chopping boards, which are 100% made in Ireland…
Irish made stuff marked ‘Irish made Stuff’ to broadsheet@broadsheet. No charge just supervised, non-contact cuddles.
No cash, favours or sports-themed kitchenware were given for this post
The eyes, the eyes, not around the eyes, don’t look around the eyes, look into my eyes…you’re under.
Malaysian photographer Jimmy Kong’s pin-sharp, highly disconcerting macro images of various arachnids native to his homeland eyeballing you.
That’s right. You personally.
Early House
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Luimneach 1914 tweetz:
Advert for John Whelan’s Bar, Sarsfield Street, Limerick, 1914.
Bovril and hooch at 3am.
Good times.