Born in Dublin.
Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown, Irelan
Joined January 2011
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#TrinityBooksale Feb. 11-13th
The 32nd annual Trinity Secondhand Booksale opens at 12.00 noon on Tuesday 11th February 2025 in the Exam Hall, Front Square, Trinity (admission €3.00).
The globally renowned auction of rare books will take place at 5.30pm. tcd.ie/sustainability/initia… – at Dublin City, Ireland
ALT Vintage books with their spines on display
You can watch The Quiet Girl / An Cailín Ciúin on Film4 at 9pm this Thursday, December 5th. @quietgirlfilm @Film4
Not expecting another 6 - nil tonight.
@IrishRugby v @AllBlacks
For the day that's in it:
Karin looks around, August has disappeared. She runs up to the window, he is not there either.
KARIN (shouts) August!
No one answers.
(shouts desperately) August! Auguuuuuust!
August, hiding behind a post nearby, does not move. His teeth are chattering.
ALT An extract from the script for Krzysztof Kieslowski's film Three Colours Red.
Andrew Clinch retweeted
We are seeking donations from our community to stock our new library, so it will be a welcoming and peaceful space for all students 📚
If you are in a position to help out, there is a drop off point at reception ☺️
@olgrove
We welcomed Ben Johnson back to training this week, congrats again on your Olympic qualification! 🏑🏑🏑#greenarmy #irelandhockey
Andrew Clinch retweeted
Book now for The Great MoLI Book Swap on 13 & 14 January. The Book Swap is your opportunity to rehome your well-loved books, & pick up some new reads. Admission is 1/2 price (code BOOKSWAP) when you bring a book! 📚 moli.ticketsolve.com/ticketb…
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CAUTION: Due to an ESB fault a number of traffic lights are out in the Dundrum area.
Please slow down approaching all junctions in that area
The calm before the storm. Dundrum Town Centre shortly after 7am on Saturday, December 23rd. Happy Christmas to everyone working there today. #Dundrum #Christmas2023
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We received some fantastic news from our ambassador @Hozier at his show in the @3ArenaDublin tonight.
See the man himself below with the announcement.
We are thankful beyond measure. Thank you so much for supporting our mission to help children who need to be heard.
Andrew Clinch retweeted
Today @RTERadio1 w/ @SeanRadioRocks at 7pm:
Film Reviews w/ @arlenehunt & @DonaldClarke63
Gael Linn at 70 and Irish music w/ @doconnormusic & @CarraigFinn
Sean Sexton's late 19th & early 20th century, Irish photograph collection.
ALT Film Reviews with Arlene Hunt and Donald Clarke - Rebel Moon, Ferrari, Next Goal Wins, The Boy and the Heron.
ALT New film Gael Linn at 70 and Irish music connection with fiddle player Dónal O’Connor and Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh.
ALT Sean Sexton's late 19th and early 20th century Irish photograph collection.
My dad gave me an old Aer Lingus postcard of the NY skyline (c. 1970), which brought me to this podcast that features a number of Aer Lingus ads from the 60s and 70s: davedye.com/2020/03/31/podca…
And that brought me to @brandnewretro
brandnewretro.ie/tag/aer-lin…
Here is an illustration of the double page Aer Lingus ad by Alan Brooking at Collett Dickenson Pearce (CDP) taken from the @davedyecom blog and podcast website davedye.com/2020/03/31/podca… :
Andrew Clinch retweeted
Meet Sean Sexton, the Clareman whose collection of over 20,000 photos provides an invaluable trove of source material about Ireland's history. By @orlaffitz @TLRHub @tcddublin - Framing Irish History documentary screens @RTEOne & @RTEplayer Thu Dec 29th rte.ie/brainstorm/2023/1217/…
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Gardaí seek assistance in tracing 53-year-old Colm McKiernan (53) from Ballinteer. Last seen in Dundrum Village on Thursday around 4.20pm. Please call (01) 666 5600 or 1800 666 111
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🎬 From 6 to 10 December, Dublin is getting ready to celebrate the 1st edition of the 𝗜𝗔𝗙𝗙 (Ibero-American Film Festival). Where? At the UCD Cinema.
#InstitutoCervantes #InstitutoCervantesDublin #IaffDublin
Andrew Clinch retweeted
'On May Eve a may bush is cut, and little bunches of flowers are fastened to it. Then it is stuck in the dungheap and left there. This is said to bring luck on the stock.'
Co. Tipperary
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May Bush, Co. Westmeath
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