New web episodes of Fade Street and Conor Behan’s hilarious Following Fade Street are available to watch all this week on the RTE Player. The omnibus version of the epiosdes will be airing on Thursday 1st and 8th of December at 10.50pm on RTÉ Two. Shut up, that’s awesome!
Anna Lily
I’ve decided to start posting some of my photos on here. This first one is of my gorgeous neice Anna enjoying some cake at her cousin Grace’s first birthday party. My favourite photographs to take are portraits and my neices and nephew are very photogenic so expect a lot more of this type of thing!
There is a hilarious story behind this shambolic “press conference” to hype a match between former WWE star Domino (Cliff Compton) and Great Power Uti (Nigeria’s answer to Hulk Hogan). If you like pro-wrestling (or even if you don’t) check out the Art Of Wrestling Podcast for Domino’s hilarious account of his trip to Nigeria to face Uti.
The Art Of Wrestling is a weekly podcast hosted by independent wrestler Colt Cabana. It’s a hugely entertaining show and provides an insight into the crazy lives of professional wrestlers. It’s free and well worth a listen.
I help put this video together with my Dad about a year ago and completely forgot to post it up here. The basis for the video is an inspirational speech John F. Kennedy gave to Dail Eireann during his visit to Ireland in 1963. A version of this video was later used at a conference to launch the Gateway Ireland project headed by Riverdance creator, John McColgan. The conference was attended by some of the most influential people in Ireland, in both the arts and business, and it was an honour to have our video begin the day’s proceedings.
http://www.vimeo.com/12200081
Just stumbled across this online. Cici (from Fade Street) picks her favourite musical moments from the show. All the music featured on Fade Street was from Irish bands/artists and there’s a good cross section included in this video from Delorentos to U2, Hystero to Fionn Regan. Finding all the music for the show was a collaberative effort but a lot of the work was done by our fantastic editor in Screen Scene, Derek Holland.
Hilarious! Every episode of “Drunk History” is good but this is one of the few episodes where the story teller doesn’t vomit half way through. You can find the other episodes on Youtube and Funny Or Die.
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