George’s Street, Dublin, moments ago.
Thanks Niall Toner
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXBdU39YZgI
K-K-K-Katie – By Cochiseap
K-K-K-Katie, beautiful Katie.
You’re the only g-g-g-girl that I adore.
When your opponent comes out of the corner
She will soon become acquainted with the floor.
Mmf.
(Hat tip: Eamon)
A stag party acting the maggot at the Indiependence Festival [Mitchelstown, Co Cork].
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-hXSKt66MQ
What you may need to know.
1. Dollhouse is the new film by Kirsten Sheridan, daughter of Jim and director of Disco Pigs (2001) and August Rush (2007).
2. Cry nepotism all you want, she has an Oscar nomination and you don’t.
3. Dollhouse screened at the Dublin Film Festival in February, before playing Berlin, where the reviews were more than decent.
4. Sheridan is one of the driving forces (along with John ‘Once’ Carney and Lance ‘Kisses’ Daily) behind The Factory, a filmmaker-friendly ‘creative space’ in Ringsend. Dollhouse was produced under its auspices.
5. If there’s anyone out there still complaining about Irish film, go and make your own. Seriously.
Release Date (Ireland): TBC
THE first signs in decades saying ‘Welcome to Northern Ireland’ have been erected at the border…
The signs, which will inform travellers that they are leaving the Republic, are to be placed at eight key border crossings [including Fermanagh above].
And TUV [Traditional Unionist Voice] leader Jim Allister welcomed the move, adding:
“These signs are a useful reminder that traffic laws in the United Kingdom differ from those in the Republic and indeed it is only polite to welcome foreign nationals into our Province.”
Unionists Welcome Border Signs (NewsLetter)
Welcome To NI Signs ‘Waste Of Money’ Says Sinn Fein MLA (BBC)