Hush-hush, eye to eye.
Public notice:
The planned online get-together tonight for the unjabbed has been postponed owing to a paucity of willing participants.
We hope to reschedule ‘Jabless on the Telly’ for this Thursday at 9pm (‘If we have to drag them off the streets,’ Bodge jokes).
If you are poke-free and would like to share your reasons why among like-minded souls, places are still available.
Email to Broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Unjabbed’.
Friday: Jabless on The Telly
‘Families must be light-hearted, enthusiastic and easy going, with a willingness to make fun of one another while also supporting each other through Christmas challenges.’
FIGHT!
How big?
The Camden Bar, Camden Street Lower, Dublin 2.
Sarah Halpin writes:
Owned by the Murry Pub Group and powered by Samsung, The Camden Bar takes the Irish pub to the next level with its new multipurpose entertainment venue.
It features a massive 303″ Samsung LED video display, which is the largest pub screen in the UK and Ireland.
If the Samsung Wall wasn’t enough, the venue also features sixty-five Samsung 75″ displays and five 65″ Samsung displays dotted throughout the bar.
No matter where you’re situated within the venue, you’ll be sure to catch every goal, try and basket from multiple angles.
Three hundred and three inches.
Pics: Samsung Ireland
‘sup?
This morning.
Harold’s Cross Bridge, Grand Canal, Dublin 6.
Lois McxGrath writes:
I think like the rest of the children in Ireland this young fella is also waiting to watch the Late Late Toy Show….All he needs now is a few cans from The Barge…
Ray has just told his radio audience that RTE are axing the Den.
We were under the impression that it had already gone.
We’re not into kids’ telly.
Not now we have a decent Xbox.
Headline you will see in tomorrow’s papers: “That Was Den…This Is Now”
So you won’t be interested in meeting the daughters of the first new family in Carrigstown for a DECADE! At Montrose this morning they were Dearbhla (Kerrie O’Sullivan), Neasa (Aoibhin Garrihy) and Caoimhe (Aoibheann McCaul).
Spoiler Alert: Bella sleeps with all three.
(Photocall Ireland)
Ben Frow, Director of programming at TV3, shot the breeze with The Sunday Times yesterday. And tore new ones for the following:
Ray Darcy: “I probably could have had Ray D’Arcy (for forthcoming TV3 dating show Take Me Out). Everyone can have Ray D’Arcy. But I didn’t want Ray D’Arcy. I wanted someone new.”
RTE personalities: “The place is swimming with people who used to be the face of RTE. I can go around scooping them up and giving them a second crack at the whip and I’m not saying I wouldn’t do that, but I think I have to find new faces.
TV3’s Take Me Out (see above) “A pretty trashy dating show, everyone’s guilty pleasure, a car crash alternative to the Late Late Show.”
Brendan O’Connor (on leaving TV3 for RTE): “he handled it very badly and very rudely, as far as I was concerned. He said: ‘RTE are sniffing around, I’d really like to stay with TV3, can we come to a deal?’ We had a agreed a deal. I have the emails saying he was happy with it. Then I had no contact for a week. I didn’t hear one word until one of the producers came in a said: ‘You’ve heard that Brendan is doing a chat show on RTE? It was announced this morning.’ It was disrespectful”
Crikey. And guess who he lunches with?
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3SuooQ-1T0&feature=player_embedded
From this morning. Dude flips the bird. On the frickin’ Beeb.
Oh, you are so Jim Jim now.
Weatherman’s One-Fingered Handover (Guardian Media Monkey blog)
Leave the mothers out of this.
You stay classy, Italian loons.
Question: Would Bryan Dobson have run?
She hasn’t seen Sheana.
Esp on telly.
