Category archives: Limerick

Send…More…Paramedics…

Had a blast and a half, with the Outbreak Festival crew, in the old Daghda space (St. John’s Sq, Limerick) last night. A healthy (or suitably unhealthy) crowd shuffled horrifically down to enjoy local film-maker Dermott Petty’s Gothic Country ‘n’… continue reading »

Images that Make Me Want to Cry: 3 – Great Coffee, Great Friends

Look, we all hate ourselves. You. Me. The postman. The elderly woman you sat beside on the bus this morning. We all sob ourselves to fitful sleep (wallowing in our pits of self-loathing). And no wonder. Life is brutish, short… continue reading »

I Love Coffee, and I Now Have the T-Shirt to Prove it

Back in 1983, while in Mrs. Clifford’s third class, I won a copy of The Citadel of Chaos for drawing a picture of an elephant. Then, for a long time, nothing much happened. Until, that is, 2008 when I was… continue reading »

The Microfilm Miscellany: I Was born in Limerick

The “recession chic juggernaut of journalistic puke has no doubt inspired hacks to spew forth acres of “content” detailing “our” renewed love affair with public libraries. Once the preserve of the old, the milky, and the mad – these recession… continue reading »

Positions for Labour

Earlier this afternoon, as Jess & I sat watching a Kerrywoman pull a plastic baby out of a woolen womb, a single A4 sheet was passed around our ante-natal classroom. Atop the page were the words “Positions for Labour –… continue reading »

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