Wednesday night.
Panelists include Gavan Titley, blogger Jason O’Mahony, and Jane Suiter.
Plus musical comedy with Paddy Cullivan and a satirical film from Doris/Magee productions (watch here).
8pm. €10.
Book here
Alternatively, should you live in Galway (or find yourself there on Thursday night):
Bill Murray by Sweatshop Union. And if you’re a fan of the real Bill Murray, check out this interview for GQ where he discusses the Bill Murray ‘no one will ever believe you’ story.
Ah come on. You’ve heard the Bill Murray ‘no one will ever believe you’ story, right?
Bill Murray on the Bill Murray ‘No One Will Ever Believe You’ Urban Legend (Gawker)
Taken on Saturday by Cionnadh.
But where?
Lines close at 3pm.
Update: The answer is Devil’s Glen, Wicklow by Cionnadh.
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Filmmaker Franshof Meester filmed his daughter Lotte every week from when she was born to age 12. Behold: the fruit of his endeavour.
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Hello @MollyRingwald – welcome to the twitterverse.
— Andrew McCarthy (@AndrewTMcCarthy) April 23, 2012
(Hat tip: Bibi Baskin Robbins)
Back in 2007, this image was voted Optical Illusion of The Year by the Neural Corelate Society:
These images of the Leaning Tower are actually identical, but the tower on the right looks more lopsided because the human visual system treats the two images as one scene. Our brains have learned that two tall objects in our view will usually rise at the same angle but converge toward the top—think of standing at the base of neighboring skyscrapers. Because these towers are parallel, they do not converge, so the visual system thinks they must be rising at different angles.
Good, innit?
Photo of the Day: Children picket RTÉ in 1974 over proposed axing of ‘Wanderly Wagon’, it ran until 1982
Great PVC mac
