httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kC0xpgmKOT8

A slightly eerie CIE training video bringing a bus driver’s eye view of a never-gloomier-looking Dublin.

Includes strange left turns, surreal traffic routes and drive down Grafton Street.

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXq2xzSzphE

1. Lawless is written by Nick Cave, and directed by John Hillcoat, who gave us out-back western The Proposition (2005).

2. How bad-ass is this movie? It’s got Shia LaBeouf in it, and it STILL manages to be bad-ass.

3. This year’s celluloid style icon? Guy Pearce at 1’08.

4. Five additional points for gangsta Gary Oldman at 1’30.

5. Tom Hardy in a cardie. That is all.

Release date (Ireland): September 7

At Poolbeg lighthouse as the Tall Ships depart Dublin (Pat S).

At the Bulmer’s Live Dock for the Tall Ships festival on the quays in Dublin (Eve Kearney)

Saturday night by the shell of the Anglo building (Barbara Leonard).

John Geraghty writes:

Around 10.30pm Saturday night on Lombard Street West, Dublin, we heard what sounded like a wheelie bin falling over. Nope, it was a car on its side. Nobody injured. Seems like they were driving slowly and managed to drive up a parked car and topple their own car on its side. We helped the guys out of the car. Gardai on the scene within a few minute. Strange sight on a narrow urban street.

10pm last night.

Daniel O’Donnell, among his people, celebrating Donegal’s victory over Cork.

Thanks Derek Noonan

Meanwhile, opposite Croke Park

Wayne F writes:

Only in GAA. Religious iconography – check. Banner abusing opponents but with inaccurate geographical reference – Check. County colours – check

 


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQ4cRW8gLpw

Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement discuss fundraising ideas with kids for New Zealand’s Cure Kids charity.

The song begins after an initial five minutes of weapons-grade adorbz.

You can download it here.

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