Outside an industrial estate in Tralee this morning (from Aisling O’Brien).
TUD?
Sound familiar?
(laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)
In celebration of the three wise pundits of the soccerpocalypse, Nutmeg, the makers of that Lexcion tee, have two ‘Okie Doke’ t-shirts to giveaway in a competition thing.
To enter just finish this sentence:
“I deserve the Okie Doke tee because…
Lines close at 3pm. 4.45pm
Okie Doke & The Lexicon are now available in The Science Gallery, Trinity College, Dublin. Nutmeg will be doing a pop-up shop in the Designist shop on George’s
Street, Dublin, opening on Thursday, May 3.
(Picture posed by Karl)
No cash, favours or tees were given for this post
Advert in New Spotlight, 1971.
Michael was from Kilcullen, Co Kildare, and played the drums (dressed in a sailor outfit) and sang in his own showband, The Concordes.
This single, his debut, reached number one in the Irish charts. His second release, also a number one, was called ‘But You Love Me Daddy’.
*cough*
Via Brand New Retro
Mr Burns Rupert Murdoch is at the Leveson Inquiry now (formidable wife, out of picture).
Live stream and blog here.
Near Leeson Street, Dublin, this morning.
ThanksCaoimhe de Buitléar
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWDwZWCfp64&feature=relmfu
Cheeseburgers and pizza.
Together at last.
Pizza Hut Introduces A Food-Like Pizza Ringed With Fractal Cheeseburgers (BoingBoing)
Thanks Dylan
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDfPqmDjwMs&context=C452a825ADvjVQa1PpcFPKzXBJzc5Wtk3ngvk25xUn4tlKBKDeOwE=
Not a Broadsheet.ie reader so.
John Terry’s sending off last night.
Brain-dead Terry Pays Penalty For Moment Of Madness (Steven Howard, The Sun)
Meanwhile, that Fernando Torres goal. Sublime play or bad keeping. YOU decide.:
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFjP3wbDFsw
How The Sun saw it:
Red Mum writes:
Our bus home last night was entertained by a wee toddler singing at the top of her voice ‘I Don’t Want To Talk About It’ and then Adele’s ‘Someone like you’. I managed to record her first track here, the 39a has talent!
YOU decide, etc.
Sinn Féin is to seek legal advice on whether the Government’s information campaign on the Fiscal Treaty Referendum is in breach of the McKenna judgement. That judgement, delivered in 1995, said the Government is not allowed to use public funds to advocate one side in a referendum campaign. The Government has already set up a website – Stabilitytreaty.ie – and has approved a booklet for delivery to every home in the country over the next week.
Sinn Féin Will Seek Legal Advice On legality Of The Government’s Fiscal Treaty Referendum Information Campaign (RTE)
(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)