Pat O’Mahony writes:
25 years ago [last Tuesday] I saw The Auteurs in the recently-razed Tivoli Theatre, Dublin. 1994 wasn’t a bad year at all in fact at the old Francis Street venue, was it?
In fairness.
Previously: All The Clubs Have Been Knocked Down
Old school rap on RTÉ Network 2 from 1994.
Paul K writes:
“This is gas….
On the 18th of August, 1994, Martin Cahill (aka ‘The General’) was assassinated in Dublin [at the junction of Oxford Road and Charelston Road, Ranelagh].
Cahill was apparently shot by the Provisional IRA, less than a fortnight before the historic ceasefire.
Future Broadsheet photographer Oisín Kane happened to be in Ranelagh with his SLR when he came upon the scene. The above images (published for the first time in 2012) were taken about 20 minutes after the shooting.
Watch the RTÉ News report here.
“Internet Is Coming!” as declared by NPR (National Public Radio) staff member Dennis Fuze in a memo to colleagues.
To some, this will be long-awaited, good news; to others, it won’t mean much.
From 1994, an ad for Crowded House’s Dublin gig, with support from Blink.
Almost 20 years to the day, Neil Finn is back.
Playing Dublin and Cork soon.
Don’t dream it’s over.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4BG-EEAPLI&feature=youtu.be
Highlights of the college’s RAG (Raise And Give) week shenanigans that year.
Contains: Group karaoke version of Oh Mary by The 4 of Us, ponytails and strobe lighting.
Part two here
Thanks Election Literature
