YouTuber Clisare tweetz:
I made a #RepealThe8th Ugly Christmas jumper and will be donating 50% of profits to Abortion Rights Campaign
The jumpers cost €29.99 and are available until Monday.
Repeal the 8th Christmas Jumper
Irish-made stocking fillers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘irish-Made Stocking Fillers’. No fee.
Clare Cullen writes:
There’s been a lot of talk this election about engaging young people but not much action, as far as I can see. Canvassers who call to my door still ask for my parents (I’m 27 and don’t live with my parents) and they have no interest in discussing (and often, no knowledge of) their policies.
They just throw a leaflet, say ‘vote number one!’ and leave. So, a couple of Irish YouTubers got together and we made this video (above).
It’s the Irish election – Sims version. Don’t worry, no matter where you go wrong you get elected anyway on transfers, and you can play again in five years.
Previously: Honed To Vote
The ultimate top 10 of Ireland.
Interactive!
Clisare writes:
Part of the ‘Ultimate Top Ten Of Ireland’ series comprising 20 Top 10 lists and one ‘menu’ video. Click into the video you want to see, then back to this menu video to watch more.
Yikiní
An Irish language version of saucy rap choon Fancy by Iggy Azalea to celebrate Seachtain Na Gaeilge 2015.
Starring Clisare and students from popular ‘Gleetacht’ school Coláiste Lurgan.
Clisare writes:
“This is my contribution to the Durex and MTV ‘Staying Alive’ #SomeoneLikeMe campaign for World Aids Day 2013. On a lighter note, I never thought I’d see the day where I would work ‘post-expose prophylaxis’ into a Miley Cyrus song. On an even lighter note, I think Durex were paying people to create videos but I couldn’t find how to sign up so this one’s free for a great cause.
“Statistics: 1,000,000 in the US living with HIV, 50,000 diagnosis a year. In Ireland: 362 people diagnosed every year or 1 person diagnosed every day. Up to 30% of people who are HIV-positive don’t know they are living with HIV.
“Lastly, I am fully aware that I cannot sing. That is not the point of the video.”
Clisare x 2’s last minute Leaving Cert essay writing advice.
You might even want to repeat it.
Repeat.
Suit yourselves.
I speak Irish because I love it not because I’m fluent! So don’t start complaining it’s not perfect, I am fullllly aware of that!
With the help of Google translates Clisare provides a glossary of Tumblr terms as gaeilge-ish.
A bit of a kick in the Fáinne for language purists.
Blasta!
Claire ‘Clisare’ Cullen writes:
Decided to do the much-requested Shite Irish Mammies Say for the 1st year anniversary of Shite Irish Girls Say.
Previously: Shite Irish Girls Say
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGzBYXtF-1E
But it’s no Cork, like.
Previously: Irish Girls Can’t Drive
