A kaleidoscopic short by motion designer Paul Catoera who ‘stumbled on some beautiful patterns while working with superformulas’.
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"The motion itself was what everyone saw it for, a stunt before the by-elections. It wasn't serious it, it was unfortunately a waste of Dáil time".
Housing Minister @MurphyEoghan reacts to his narrow survival of tonight's no-confidence motion. #TonightVMTV pic.twitter.com/KS2gUf5hGw
— The Tonight Show (@TonightVMTV) December 3, 2019
Tonight.
Earlier…
Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy in the Dáil chamber tonight
Murphy wins 56-53
— Gavan Reilly (@gavreilly) December 3, 2019
Denis Naughten also provided a crucial vote – he, Lowry and Grealish all backed the Government to give it 56 votes. Opposition had full attendance (minus Thomas Pringle) to get to 53. Government scrapes on
— Gavan Reilly (@gavreilly) December 3, 2019
Earlier:
“This motion, one way or another, is not going to house one person or take one person off the homeless list” – Fianna Fáil’s @DarraghOBrienTD https://t.co/yStDd5GuWR pic.twitter.com/zl0d5CsmDA
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) December 3, 2019
Shameful @martinheydonfg of @FineGael saying opposition are being advised by spin doctors to focus on housing/ homelessness.
Anyone who knocked on doors during the #byelections2019 knows people are genuinely hurting because of housing concerns. #NoConfidence #MurphyOut pic.twitter.com/8NCjzCxsjZ
— Mick Caul (@caulmick) December 3, 2019
Tonight.
The Soc Dem motion of no confidence in Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy is debated.
Earlier…
Figures for the number of people living in emergency accommodation in the final week of October 2019; video link to Dáil Éireann tonight
This evening.
The Department of Housing has released the latest homeless figures which show there were 10,514 people (6,688 adults and 3,826 children) living in emergency accommodation in the final week of October.
This is yet another record high.
In November 2018, the figure was 9,968; in December 2018, 9,753; in January 2019, 9,987; in February 2019, 10,264; in March 2019, 10,305; in April 2019, 10,378; in May 2019, 10,253; in June 2019, 10,172; in July 2019, 10,275; in August 2019, 10,338; in September 2019, 10,397.
The release of the figures comes hours ahead of the Social Democrats’ motion of no confidence in the Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy this evening which gets under way at 8pm.
A debate and vote on the motion can be watched live in the link above.
Earlier: “The Plan, It Seems, Is Not Adequate To The Challenge”
Tonight since 8pm.
In the Dáil.
A debate has been under way in relation to a Fianna Fáil Private Members Motion on the terms of reference of the scoping exercise into the death of Shane O’Farrell.
It follows the family of the late Shane O’Farrell highlighting the Department of Justice’s rejection of terms of reference drawn up by District Court Judge Gerard Haughton who was appointed by the Minister for Justice Charlie Flanagan to chair the scoping exercise into the 23-year-old law student’s death.
Earlier: “We’re Hoping To Get Support From Other Parties” [Updated]
Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin and Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald
Sinn Féin will move a Dáil motion next week seeking to stop the National Broadband Plan and to appoint ESB to deliver broadband to rural Ireland.
In a statement, the party’s president Mary Lou McDonald said:
“The National Broadband Plan is flawed and will not deliver what is needed.
“Micheál Martin says he wouldn’t sign this plan but he won’t do anything about it. This is typical Fianna Fáil – words but no action.
“Well, here’s a challenge to Micheál Martin and Fianna Fáil. Sinn Féin will move a private members motion in the Dáil which calls for the appointment of ESB to deliver high speed broadband to every home, farm and business in rural Ireland.
“This would ensure the infrastructure stays in public ownership, it would deliver value for money and, crucially, it would finally deliver high quality broadband for rural communities.
“It is time for Fianna Fáil to put up or shut up. They should support Sinn Féin’s motion.”
Sinn Féin to move Dáil motion to appoint ESB to deliver broadband to rural Ireland (Sinn Féin)
Earlier: Fibre Optics
The mechanically operated flip books of artist Juan Fontanive, wherein 4-colour screen prints of 18th and 19th century natural history illustrations are extrapolated to contour the effect of birds hovering and in flight.
More of his work here.
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An installation by Japanese creative collective teamLab, to wit: a projected environment of swirling particles that reacts to the motion of visitors in a ‘mirror room’ at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne.
In the absence of visitors, the room reverts to darkness.
1/3 Big day for NAMA: motion by 4-TD Indies4Change to establish Commission of Investigation in the Dail at 4.30pm pic.twitter.com/D52nHYBtW6
— NAMAwinelake (@namawinelake) June 29, 2016
2/3 FF, SF, Soc Dems & several Indies support establishment of NAMA Inquiry. This was vote last Oct 21st on matter pic.twitter.com/fpDzxlu7zJ
— NAMAwinelake (@namawinelake) June 29, 2016
Previously: ‘Nama Has Done Nothing Wrong’
‘Nobody Has Presented Me With Evidence Of Wrongdoing’
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Study For Fifteen Points – a kinetic sculpture by Florian Ortkrass and Hannes Koch of Random Internationa.
A skeletal automaton with fifteen motorised arms whose LED tips – viewed from the right angle – mimic the motion of a walking figure.
Motion graphics designer Peter Quinn showcases his favourite showreels of the last year.
Above: The reels of Latvian motion graphics house PANIC and Slovenian digital creative Nejc, aka Twisted Poly.
SEE THE REST: 11 of the best showreels from 2015 (motionographer)