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Bad movie I have Being Human 1994

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Beanie the Bansheenie by Eoin Colfer, illustrated by Steve McCarthy

Beanie the Bansheenie by Eoin Colfer, illustrated by Steve McCarthy. Candlewick Press, 2024. 9781536240665  Rating: 1-5 (5 is an excellent or a Starred review) 5 Format: Hardcover picture book Genre:  Fantasy What did you like about the book? A banshee’s sole job is to bond with one human, learn everything about them, and sound the alert of their imminent demise. Accidentally knocked from her…

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I see your Fleabag hot priest and raise you a Father Sullivan, A Touch of Frost's completely implausible jolie-laide motorbiking priest from "True Confessions" (S05E03, 1997).

And yes, he's played by Eoin McCarthy, Cadfael's longest-running Hugh Beringar! Funny to see him on the other side of the cloth.

Father Sullivan hears what he thinks is a murder confession, during literal Confession. To investigate, Frost takes him to a retirement home for clergymen, where we get these lines:

- (Frost) So this is where they park all the old priests, is it?

-(Father Sullivan) Yeah, before I got to priest college I thought they just beamed us straight up. The church has a job, retiring us. You lose your parish, you lose your family. They say it happens to you in your late forties ... what celibacy really means. Not sex; but a woman that you love. That you're going to grow old with. Kids.

-(Frost) Yes. Well, you don't have a monopoly on that.

Looking at his IMDB I'm really surprised McCarthy's not in more series. Get on that, people!

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THE IRISH MOB (2023) Crime thriller - trailer and release news

The Irish Mob is a 2023 Irish crime thriller about the Garda police’s attempts to disrupt the activities of a vicious gang. Written and directed by Patrick McKnight, making his feature debut. Produced by Rob McCarthy who also stars. Executive produced by Deirdre Barry. The Knightvision production also stars Pauline O’Driscoll, Liam Griffin, Eoin Duffy, Baz Black, Gerry Cannon, Aidan O’Sullivan,…

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Don’t imagine the SAS in highschool, dont do it, DON’T-! ........I did it.

The principal's son David Stirling who wants to live up to the family name but struggles in school.

And his rowdy crush Eve.

Paddy is flying in and out of juvie more frequently than he is shagging his long-haired boyfriend.

And Augustin is not too happy about either of those things.

This is the second time Dave gets busted while smoking weed by the dumpsters.

Reggie-best-in-the-football-team-Seekings.

Straight A-student Johnny.

Mike before puberty hit him like a fucking train. All the girls( and most boys) at school have a crush on him.

Jock Lewis is secretly making bombs with stuff he steals from the lab in the school cellar.

Pat Riley is good with a sewing machine and works part time as a police officer though there are some who claims they have seen him smoking weed with Dave Kershaw by the dumpsters, but those are just rumours ofc.

And what list of mine would be complete without my Trash prince Walter Essner aka Mr Real Thing having beef with someone in the mens-room( or something, I have no fucking clue what is about to go down here)

Actors, media and characters. Connor Swindells - Sex Education ( Adam Groff)

Sofia Boutella - Atomic Blonde (Delphine)

Jack O’Connell - Starred Up ( Eric Love)

César Domboy - The Walk          ( Jeff/Jean)

Bobby Schofield - The Walk-In   ( Matthew Hankinson)

Theo Barklem Biggs - The First Team( Petey Brooks)

Jacob McCarthy - The Drummer And the Keeper (Christopher)

Tom Glynn Carney -  The Last Post (Tony Armstrong)

Alfie Allen - How to Build A Girl (John Kite)

Jacob Ifan - Cuffs (Jake Vickers)

Paul Boche - Uns Geht es Gut( The blond)

I seriously couldn’t find anything with Donal Finn( Eoin) or Corin Silva( Almonds). They are basically in nothing outside of SAS. Same goes for Bill Fraser, sorry @adowbaldwin​

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England fields fresh XI in first ODI against Ireland

England fields fresh XI in first ODI against Ireland

  How often do you see a cricket team fielding a different XI in an ODI within two days of a Test series triumph? England, which already has two different captains in Joe Root and Eoin Morgan in red-ball and white-ball cricket respectively, chose a unique squad for the three-match ODI series against Ireland.

Allowing the star ODI regulars, who were part of the Test squad, in such a short…

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Who is your favourite Hugh Beringar? I'm an OG Pertwee fan myself.

My absolute favourite is Sean Pertwee, too! Eoin McCarthy is alright. And Anthony Green simply didn't happen *covers eyes and goes lalalala*

Honestly, none of them look like the Hugh Beringar from the books (short and dark!), but Sean Pertwee *feels* right. The spirit of his interpretation of Hugh Beringar transfers, in my opinion, the spirit of the books quite well and that's what I love in him!

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Surfing a volcanic island in the remote Atlantic Ocean. Original caption:

"'Unchartered is a surf edit that came about just prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. During filming, a worldwide lockdown came into force with all international air travel being grounded. This film follows Eoin McCarthy Deering and filmmaker Freddie Browne on an epic adventure to a remote Atlantic island and tells the tale of how lucky they were to experience this place in all its glory.

The island is remotely located with its own local weather systems which are known to be completely unpredictable. Hence the waves and weather scored on this trip were a fortuitous gift considering the curtailed time window due to an emerging pandemic. It was the breathtaking scenery and relaxed local vibe that made this trip so memorable.

Unique smells of tropical plants fill the air in this subtropical region with significant humidity that differs from mainland Europe. The volcanic presence is evident with black sand beaches lining the coast plus hot springs and crater lakes allowing for some awesome post-surf activities. The freshest of seafood and amazing hospitality were the real perks of venturing further afield.

As COVID-19 began to spread into Europe...the uncertainty of air travel became a reality when we realised that our outbound flight was suddenly cancelled. After a tense and uncertain trip we made it home safely. We would like to thank the island locals plus all the healthcare staff and essential workers during this worldwide pandemic. Our thoughts are with all those who have been affected by COVID-19.'"

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Artist Research - Paul McCarthy, Performance Artist.

After a suggestion from my painting tutor Eoin, I decided to research Paul McCarthy's work.

From my studies, Paul McCarthy's work has certainly influenced my plans, as I want to do some prefromance art of my own. Whereas McCarthy's work is quite provocative and disturbing, mine will be more toned down and subdued. Mine will not feature puppets or oversized facial features, but rather will showcase myself walking across/ or pressing my running shoes into a canvas.

Although, my intention is different to McCarthy's - his intention is to shock the viewer and disturb him or her, whereas my intention is to document and capture imprints that showcase movement.

Regardless, McCarthy's work was quite intriguing to look at - Piccadilly's circus (2003) and The Painter, were very thought provoking indeed. While, I feel he is a prime example of maximising on human emotion in response to his work.

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Ireland Reads | 10 BorrowBox Picks for Children and Young Adult Readers

by Jordan McCarthy

The Ireland Reads day offers the perfect opportunity for every kind of reader to celebrate the magical gift of reading. Regular readers, new readers and those who are about to rediscover the wonders and joys of reading, can enrich their lives during a time when our daily routines need it more than ever.

While our libraries may be closed, the online resource, BorrowBox, is one of the real gems being offered by libraries during lockdown. More and more readers are using the platform which has thousands upon thousands of wonderful eAudiobooks and eBooks.

And better yet, this online service, like all the others offered by Cork City Libraries, is free to all library members. If you haven’t yet joined, you can do this for free at www.librariesireland.ie/join-your-library.

Whatever we choose to read or listen to this month, we know that we are nourishing our health and wellbeing in doing so. The possibilities a good book – or magazine, comic, newspaper or whatever you choose to read - can bring to our lives are endless.

“If you don’t like to read, you haven’t found the right book.” – J.K. Rowling’

Below are ten of the top picks currently available on the Children’s and Young Adult section of BorrowBox. Like all great kids’ books, they will prove gripping and engaging for many adult readers, too.

So, squeeze in a read this month. You can find out more about the Ireland Reads initiative by visiting irelandreads.ie. And don’t forget to pledge your reading time!

  Long Way Down  by Jason Reynolds - Young Adult

(Available on eBook and eAudiobook)

‘‘Now

I’m wishing I would’ve

laughed more

at his dumb jokes

because the day

before yesterday,

Shawn was shot

and killed.’’

This remarkable Y.A. thriller is set over the course of 60 seconds. Written in lyrical, verse-like prose, it tells the tale of a revenge-seeking William, whose brother has been shot dead.

But when Will sets out to get his revenge, some ghosts from his past appear in the elevator on his way down to the ground floor.  Will he go ahead with his murderous plan?

There’s a sense of urgency in this fast-paced novel, though he soon realises; it is a ‘long way down’ from the 8th to the ground floor.

  Hero On A Bicycle by Shirley Hughes – Children (10+)

(Available on eBook and eAudiobook)

‘‘He stopped and slung his bicycle against a nearby wall to get his breath back and consider the situation. At that moment someone came up silently behind him and clapped a strong hand over his mouth.’’

Set in Florence, Italy during World War II, this is historical fiction at its finest. The Allies are closing in on Nazi-occupied Florence and 14 year-old Paolo has been taking secret bike rides late every night to beat the boredom of life under curfew. He misses his dad – an anti-Fascist who is in hiding - and rues the fact that he is too young to join the military.

However, when Paolo receives a frightening message on his way home from one of his late-night treks, he suddenly becomes involved in the thick of the action. Can he become the hero during his hometown’s greatest time of need?

This is an excellent novel, which captures one family’s struggles during war.

Not suitable for younger children, some upsetting themes.

   Zom-B; Underground  by Darren Shan – Young Adult

(eAudiobook)

‘‘Can you hold on to your humanity when you're a monster....’’

This fantasy-horror, dystopian novel by the ‘Master of Horror’ is book two in the Zom-B series.

B Smith is the main protagonist in this story, which is set during a zombie apocalypse. When she wakes up in a laboratory-style military camp, ‘B’ learns that she has become ‘Zom-B’.

Can she meet the demands of her captors or is she doomed?

Will she be a monster forever?

  The Dog Who Lost His Bark by  Eoin Colfer – Children

(eAudiobook)

‘‘In his short doggy life, Oz has suffered at the hands of BAD PEOPLE. Somewhere out there, he believes, is an AWESOME BOY – his BOY. Maybe when they find each other he will learn to BARK again ...’’

Patrick comes from a very musical family and he has wanted a pet dog for a very long time. When he rescues an abandoned puppy on his summer holidays, he calls him Oz, and so begins a strong friendship between a boy and a dog – at least that’s what we hope!

Oz is a nervous little creature and he can’t bark, or at least he doesn’t bark when he moves to his new home. Will he ever bark again? Maybe the musical family will be able to get him barking again!

This heart-warming children’s tale, from the creator of the Artemis Fowl series, shows how important music can be in the healing process.

  Rugby Spirit by Gerard Siggins - Children

(eAudiobook)

‘‘A new school, a new sport, an old mystery ... the first instalment in Gerard Siggins’ beloved and bestselling Rugby Spirit series.’’

Eoin Madden is the grandson of a legendary Irish rugby player. When he starts a new school in Dublin, leaving behind his GAA playing days in Tipperary, his rugby adventure begins.

In Casterock College, rugby is everything! But Eoin has never even held a rugby ball before. And the bully, Richie Duffy, is making his life even more difficult. Can Eoin make an impact in his very first season on a school rugby team?

This is one for fans of sport and fiction. It provides lots of insight into the game of rugby, too.

   Once by Morris Gleitzman – Children

(Available on eBook and eAudiobook)

‘‘Once I saved a girl called Zelda from a burning house.

Once I made a Nazi with toothache laugh.

My name is Felix.

This is my story.’’

Once is the first book in Morris Gleitzman’s Felix and Zelda series. Set during the Second World War, this novel is a tale of hope, friendship and survival.

Felix is in a Catholic orphanage in Poland in 1942. The son of Jewish booksellers, he fears that the Nazi’s are burning Jewish books and believes that his parents’ store could be next.

The young Jewish boy departs the orphanage, longing to find his mum and dad, and to warn them about the Nazis. Felix soon discovers that his hometown has changed utterly. A race for survival ensues.

Not suitable for younger, some upsetting themes

   Sabrina; Season Of the Witch by Sarah Rees-Brennan – Young Adult

(eAudiobook)

‘‘To be a witch is to kiss the moon.’’

Inspired by the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, this fantasy novel is a prequel to that Netflix series. It is the story of what went before the "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" show.

Sabrina is half-mortal, half-witch. Before she turns 16, and becomes full-powered, she realises how scared she is of joining the dark side and leaving her mortal life behind.

Can she discard her boyfriend Harvey, and her other mortal friends? This is her origin story; a spooky adventure for fans of the Sabrina series.

   Ultimate Football Heroes; Rashford  by M & T Oldfield - Children

(Available on eBook and eAudiobook)

‘‘When the referee blew his whistle, Marcus started his well-practiced penalty routine:

Four little shuffles to the left,

then short steps forward to try to fool the keeper, and then BANG!’’

The Ultimate Football Heroes series is a biographical story of the life of a star footballer. It charts the rise of some of world football’s biggest names, from the playground to the pitch.

Marcus Rashford is one of the most exciting players in the English Premier League. The Manchester United star has been one of the standout stories over the last year, with his campaign to keep free school meals available for children in the UK.

In Rashford, we learn about the life of Marcus – from when he would watch Man Utd playing on TV as a baby, to scoring important Champions League goals for the Red Devils.

A fast-paced story, full of action, it is one for all the family to enjoy. Others in the series include Kane and Delli Alli, which are available on BorrowBox.  

   Slam! You’re Gonna Wanna Hear This by Nikita Gill – Young Adult

(eBook)

‘‘Poetry is the language of Fire, Fury and Freedom,’’ says Nikita Gill.

Slam! is a collection of poems performed at ‘slams’, or spoken word competitions. It features established and emerging voices, with themes such as home, kin, protest and desire among those in the collection.

Slam! highlights the importance of poetry for the times we live in. It provides an ideal introduction into modern poetry and is a terrific publication.

   The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien – Children

(Available on eBook and eAudiobook)

‘‘In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit. Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole, filled with the ends of worms and an oozy smell, nor yet a dry, bare, sandy hole with nothing in it to sit down on or to eat: it was a hobbit-hole, and that means comfort.’’

J.R.R. Tolkien’s classic fantasy novel is the prequel to his Lord of the Rings saga. Tolkien wrote the story for his own children before it was published into a worldwide bestseller. First published over 80 years ago, it continues to be enjoyed by young and old.

This otherworldly tale features the hobbit, Bilbo Baggins, who has been recruited as a burglar by Gandalf for an epic quest. Expect trolls, goblins, dwarves, elves, giant spiders, and the dragon, Smaug, as Bilbo and the gang make their way across Middle Earth in search of treasure.

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Tributes pour in as young Irishman killed in rally accident named locally

Tributes pour in as young Irishman killed in rally accident named locally

A driver killed in a car accident during a fundraising rally race in Co. Kerry on Sunday has been named locally. Eoin McCarthy from Drunmanway, Co. Cork died following a single-vehicle collision at the Castleisland Forest rally Mount Eagle, Castleisland, which was held to raise funds for the Irish Community Air Ambulance service. The 22-year-old suffered serious injuries in the incident and was…

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2021年 エルカミノリアルダービー(L) レース結果と動画

エルカミノリアルダービーEl Camino Real Derby L 2021/02/14 ゴールデンゲートフィールズ競馬場　8R AW1800 9頭立て 馬場状態：Fast 3歳 2021年 エルカミノリアルダービー(L) レース結果 着順 枠番 馬番 馬名 性齢 斤量 騎手 調教師 オッズ 人気 タイム着差 1 8 9 ロンバウアーRombauer 牡3 55.5 K.フレイKyle Frey M.マッカーシーMichael McCarthy 2.2 1 1:51.64 2 6 7 javanica 牝3 53.5 Frank T Alvarado E.ハーティーEoin Harty 3.0 2 クビ 3 7 8 govenor’s party 牡3 55.5 Cristobal Herrera Daniel Franko 121.0 8 4 4 3 4 it’s…

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Ep 1875: Stephen Kenny's Crazy Week, Goalless Again, Mick's Shtick - 12/10/20 by The Second Captains Podcast .... Ireland were goalless again against Wales, but with half a team out due to Covid complications, with a bombshell false positive from Slovakia leaving a bitter taste in the mouth, and with a new manager left bearing the brunt of communicating all this drama to the public - a 0-0 draw was a pretty good result, and the performance was encouraging too. Richie Sadlier and Gavin Cooney of the42.ie join Ken, Eoin and Murph as we discuss a pretty stressful week in the life of Stephen Kenny. Mick McCarthy's continued presence as a kind of Greek chorus around Kenny as he starts his international management career is still a disgrace, and we also discuss just what Liverpool and Man United have in common with Marcus Crassus.

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Eoin had developed something of a fondness for diners that he’d started to blame entirely on Matt within a week of knowing the younger man. It wasn’t as though they only existed in the US but there was something uniquely charming about American diners-- at least there was something charming about the one in Windham-- and the fact that he could nearly always guarantee that Matt would be there or willing to go if he asked was something that he deeply appreciated. “Perks of having a best friend obsessed with the bloody things,” Eoin found himself murmuring under his breath as he approached the diner and pushed his way inside-- eyes already roving over each patron’s face in search of Matt. 

Their friendship had bloomed in the way Eoin imagined all great ones did— all at once and fiercely. Eoin cared as much about Matt as he did his own brother and that was a bar very, very few were even remotely capable of reaching but Matt had managed it almost effortlessly. Whatever the reason their friendship had endured the years they’d known one another Eoin had never felt a reason to complain— and he was delighted to have the other man in his life once more, alive and well. He grinned brightly at the sight of Matt and paused next to him to drop a kiss atop the younger man’s head before he slid into the seat across from him and titled his head to one side, “Did you beat me to ordering? I don’t care much but if you told Carol I’d pay for everything and ordered the entire menu again I’m liable to clock you, mate.”

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England vs Ireland 1st ODI Highlights: England recover from scare to post comfortable win

England vs Ireland 1st ODI Highlights: England recover from scare to post comfortable win

England will play 3 ODIs. (Source: AP)

England squad: Eoin Morgan (captain), Moeen Ali, Jonny Bairstow, Tom Banton, Sam Billings, Tom Curran, Liam Dawson, Joe Denly, Saqib Mahmood, Adil Rashid, Jason Roy, Reece Topley, James Vince, David Willey

Ireland squad: Andrew Balbirnie (captain), Paul Stirling, Curtis Campher, Gareth Delany, Josh Little, Andrew McBrine, Barry McCarthy, Kevin O’Brien,…

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England vs Ireland 2nd ODI: Dream11 Team Prediction, Playing XI Updates & Fantasy Cricket Tips

England vs Ireland 2nd ODI: Dream11 Team Prediction, Playing XI Updates & Fantasy Cricket Tips

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Probable XI: England:

Jason Roy, Jonny Bairstow (WK), James Vince, Tom Banton, Eoin Morgan (C), Sam Billings, Moeen Ali, David Willey, Tom Curran, Adil Rashid, Saqib Mahmood.

Playing XI: Ireland

Paul Stirling, Gareth Delany, Andrew Balbirnie (c), Harry Tector, Kevin O’Brien, Lorcan Tucker (wk), Curtis Campher, Simi Singh, Andy McBrine, Barry McCarthy, Craig Young.

Dream11…