Quantum Pirate tweetz:
Now Playing: Grand Theft Auto V – MS Excel Exclusive Edition #GTAV
It’s boxy but it’s good.
What you may need to know:
1. It’s a new Irish movie. About boy racer culture. Filmed on the border counties.
2. It’s directed by Johnny Gogan, who made neglected Dub-film classic The Last Bus Home (1997)
3. It’s produced by Still Films, who did cool docs like Seaview (2008), Pyjama Girls (2010) and Build Something Modern (2011).
4. It stars Killian Scott, AKA Tommy from Love/Hate.
5. Broadsheet Prognosis: Channel your inner petrolhead.
Release Date: Friday
That ‘different’ business model.
Markham writes:
A 1991 TV ad for Ryanair. Things have CHANGED
Last night’s Fine Gael Parliamentary Party set menu.
Like Abigail’s Party onNOMNOMNOMN
Thanks The Kenmeister
DJ Mark Wayward’s Sounds of Science – an audio mashup tribute to the (*holycrapdidyouseelastnightsepisode*) series of the moment, including (but not limited to) songs taken from the soundtrack.
Cover art by Mark Mitchell
Ah.
Environment Minister Phil Hogan and Mary Mitchell O Connor TD at the Fine Gael ‘think-in’ in the Heritage Hotel, Co Laois yesterday.
Meanwhile…
The youthful Labour parliamentary party at the Johnstown Hotel, Co Meath for the Labour Party ‘think-in’ yesterday.
Average age anyone?
(Laura Hutton and Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
Andrew Stewart tweetz:
This is a genuine missing cat advert in Belfast.
Delighted to say ‘Stalker’ has won Underground Film Festival 2013 @terrymcmahon69 @IrishFilmBoard @broadsheet_ie @FilmIreland @MarkSherbert
— stalkerfilms (@stalkerfilms) September 16, 2013
From the man behind the last year’s call to arms, Irish Cinema’s New Wave: A Manifesto.
Previously: For Your Consideration
Today’s Belfast Telegraph.
3.8% actually.
Things can only get better.
A guy can D:Ream, surely?
There’ll be no united Ireland and the Union is safe – so let’s retire the rhetoric and move on (Malachi O’Doherty, Belfast Telegraph)