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Spotted in Phibsbronx.

In Blogby Rashers Tierney2 Comments

Here’s someone that clearly thinks the Garda Ombudsman is a waste of time. Wheat pasted up near the Rothar shop, on one of the many empties in  the area. They should consider themselves lucky they are not facing criminal damage as well. Tsk tsk. Click through the photos to read the whole story.  

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Happy Birthday George

In Blog, Culture, Filmby Fedayn2 Comments

rabble visited the Lighthouse Cinema this evening to celebrate the 90th birthday of George Morrison Amongst the great and the good rabble was delighted to witness a compilation of some of George’s greatest hits including clips of Mise Eire, Saoirse and a selection of bio-pic shorts dedicated to the great man. Amongst those celebrating the film-maker’s birthday were the President Michael D. Higgins, Oscar nominated director Jim Sheridan, actor Adrian … Read More

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Multiple Orgasms with Youth Defence

In Blog, Humourby Fedayn41 Comments

We’ve seen Youth Defence and their far-right backers produce billboards full of women. Women upset, women laughing alone with salad, women concentrating but always stock shots of women. Now they’ve decided the most ‘contemplative’ man they could find is this chap.

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The greatest player you never saw

In Blog, History, Sportby Fedayn2 Comments

When Dunphy goes off on his next hyperbolic rant about the true greats, Brady, Giles, Puskas and Aidan O’Brien, remember this name… Vassilis Hatzipanagis. Born to Greek political refugees in Tashkent, Uzbekistan in 1954, Hatzipanagis’ story is probably the greatest story of modern sport denied by the machinations of politics. Regarded now as a player to match Maradona and Pelé, Hatzipanagis made his early career with Pakhtakor of Tashkent – taking up … Read More

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What’s on telly tonight?

In Blog, Culture, Politicsby Fedayn1 Comment

Tonight’s Live Register talks to people about their ongoing experiences within the direct provision asylum process in Ireland. We’ll hear about the ritual indignity and and ongoing fear of those living under the 24 hours a day threat of forceable deporatation, with many in this situation for 7 years. There will be illuminating reports including this – 8 individuals and contractors earned more than €30m between them in one year … Read More

An Emotional Appeal

In Blog, Politicsby Rashers Tierney1 Comment

Naderev Saño, the lead negotiator of the Philippines delegation, breaks down in Doha He ended with this. “I appeal to the whole world, I appeal to leaders from all over the world, to open our eyes to the stark reality that we face. I appeal to ministers. The outcome of our work is not about what our political masters want. It is about what is demanded of us by 7 … Read More

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#rabbleEye: Wally Cassidy

In #rabble5, Blog, Culture, Interviews, Print Editionby Fedayn2 Comments

We asked the street photographer for a few words. Here’s what he had to say… I used to do a lot of street photography back then and you’d go wherever the big crowd was really. The market, the GPO – there was always republican protests on there, Dessie Ellis that kind of thing. Robert Capa, Elliot Erwitt sparked my interest of course but it was really Podge O’Farrell. He took … Read More

A Bmore Chronicle

In Blog, Culture, Historyby Rashers TierneyLeave a Comment

Heads involved in the Baltimore club music scene respond to charges it’s dead. They launched this Kickstarter last month, which didn’t succeed in its goal – that probably says something in and of itself but who knows the local politics involved.  So, that video while appearing exciting proved a bit of a dead end.  But it does look like there’s a real attempt to chronicle the scene at a grassroots level. … Read More

Tax Starbucks – No One Likes An Angry Poet

In Blog, Culture, Politicsby Fedayn3 Comments

As UK Uncut takes on the might of Starbucks – enjoy a riff from poet Steve Pottinger and think on what might be. Starbucks pays less tax in Ireland than one of their cleaners. The Brits have had enough of this shit and are shaming the likes of Starbucks & Google, protesting and voting with their feet. The politicians are getting worried and some of these big corporations are starting … Read More

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Have You No Home To Go To?

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What’s up dawg? Two rabblers were followed home today by this Cavalier King Charles. Judging by the set of dreadlocks on him, I’d say he’s been on the streets some time. He picked up our scent on Blessington St, we couldn’t shake him. He’s fed and warm now but we’d like to reunite the lost soul with his owner. Or get him a new home or place of stay. He’s … Read More