That special friend…
Rob Reeves writes:
If there’s one thing I’ve learned in quarantine, it is to let the people in your life know how you feel about them. I have had something I’ve needed to tell my best friend for a long time.
Wait for it…
That special friend…
Rob Reeves writes:
If there’s one thing I’ve learned in quarantine, it is to let the people in your life know how you feel about them. I have had something I’ve needed to tell my best friend for a long time.
Wait for it…
You may turn over your paper now.
Rob Reeves writes:
I react to the Leaving Cert Postponement, and after some twatting about, eventually find common cause with these to-be college goers.
This afternoon.
Rob Reeves writes:
“As you may be aware, Gal Godot and some of her other millionaire friends came together a short time ago to sing a rendition of ‘Imagine’ by John Lennon to do their bit to help out with the Coronavirus pandemic.
“Myself and a group of other Irish lads and lassies came together (in solitude) to make a reply to Gal.”
Previously: Rob Reeves on Broadsheet
Rob Reeves.
Rob writes:
This is a video to inspire those struggling with the coronavirus, self isolation, social distancing and quarantine. Our ancestors overcame great adversity, we can too!
Not all super heroes wear pyjama tops.
Rob Reeves saw Parasite.
So you don’t have to.
Rob writes:
I saw the Oscar best feature in the Omniplex in Rathmines [Dublin 6] and thought I’d give my thoughts on it. A dark and tragic comedy like The Butcher Boy (1997), a class commentary like La Haine (1996). A well deserving winner in my book…
Last night.
Rob Reeves writes;
I give my thoughts on the new Irish film Vivarium, directed by Lorcan Finnegan and starring Jesse Eisenberg and Imogen Poots.
I had the pleasure of seeing it last night for the opening of the Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival….
Vivarium review – the unspeakable horror of settling down in suburbia (The Guardian)
Tonight.
Rob Reeves writes:
I attempted to eat 5000 calories of pure pancake goodness in one sitting. Bad idea.
Rob Reeves writes:
As Election Day draws ever closer, and my resolve to not scratch my arse to vote grows ever stronger, I voyaged to the mean streets of our nation’s great capital to ask 4 simple questions.
Who are you voting for and why? What issues matter to you? Who is Ireland’s sexiest politician? Where do babies come from?
It’s there if you look…
Rob Reeves writes:
As we are fast approaching Valentine’s Day, I went out into Dublin’s fair city determined to find love. Whether I was successful or not, you can decide for yourself.
But I did find a pensioner with a boyfriend 40 years her junior, a mother trying to set me up with her daughter and, for a second there, I even thought I found a young lady doing a Masters in ‘erection studies’. Tis a wonderful world…
For the new year that’s in it.
Rob Reeves writes:
I made a little vox pop on New Year resolutions of Dubliners and their pet peeves….