#niamh o'neill

[ginbrucobooks]

Good morning my ass

Johnny’s Point of View

Ring. Ring. Ring. I opened my eyes and looked at the alarm. 5:45 Ring. Ring. Ring. I stretched out my arm and stopped it. I was too sore. There was no way I was able to go the gym today. Screw it, I’m sleeping in today.

I slept for another couple of hours when suddenly a huge weight was thrown on me and I opened my eyes. What the fuck?

“Wake up. The sun is shining, the birds are singing and big brothers are out to kill me.” Gibsie sang while on top of me.

“Get off me, ya little gobshite.” I screamed. “We’re leaving in a couple hours, I want to sleep.”

“No can do, Joey the hurler texted me and told me to get my pretty bottom over there.” He stated.

“Then tell him you’re busy and you’ll be coming by later.” I replied exhausted. I looked at the alarm clock once again. 9:12 God, why me?

“I’m already on thin ice with this lad, I have no intention of giving him any other reason to beat me up, not after yesterday.” He gave me a glance. “Don’t think I’ve forgotten that you still haven’t told me what happened.”

“I did tell you what happened.” I retorted.

“You gave me a generic excuse.” He pointed out.

“It was a generic occurrence.” I tried. “You know that girl can’t stand me.”

“She’s not a fan of you because she thought you meant to hurt her cousin.” Gibsie reminded me. “And you know she wanted to apologise to you.”

“Then you had to go and ruin it by doing whatever it is that you did.” He concluded. “I wanted her to join our friend group.”

“You’ve been obsessing over that girl ever since you met her last week.” I wondered. “Do you like her?”

“What? No.” He declared. “You know I only have eyes for Claire-Bear.”

“Like that has stopped you from screwing half the female population at Tommen.” I rolled my eyes.

“I have no intention of screwing your sunshine, rest assured.” Gibsie emphasised. “And I didn’t meet her last week, I met her last November at Biddies, during one of the parties you refused to go to.”

“You did?” I asked. “How?”

“Some lad from her school got a little rapisty and I had to drag him off her.” He explained. “Patrick was there too that night, he helped me beat the guy up, though I doubt Maeve remembers him, she looked pretty shaken up.”

“What?” I was seeing red. “Why didn’t you tell me this?”

“Because she made it known to me, in no uncertain terms, that she didn’t want anyone minding her business.” He spoke. “Also, you didn’t even know her name back then. It’s not like I go around telling you of every maiden I save.”

“Every maiden you save?” I gave him a glare.

“There are quite a few of those.” He grinned.

“Who was it?” I questioned him. He knew immediately what I was referring to.

“Paul Rice, apparently Lynchy stole his girlfriend and he wanted to get back at him by fucking his sister.” He exclaimed disgusted. “After a few punches he spilled everything. Don’t worry he got back home with a broken nose and more than a few bruises.”

“Does her brother know about this?” I rubbed my chin.

“I doubt it.” He sighed. “If he did, Paul Rice would be six feet under right now. That lad doesn’t take kindly to someone messing with his family.”

“Alright, get off me.” I pushed Gibsie. “We’re going to Maeve’s house. Tell me the address.”

And maybe we were stopping by Biddies on our way there.

“Why are you making that face.” Gibsie got off the bed.

“What face?” I rolled my eyes.

“Your scary face.” He commented.

“I don’t have a scary face.” I protested.

“Yes, you do.” He responded. “You’re making it right now.”

“Just get ready, Gibs. We’re heading out in fifteen minutes.” I told him and motioned for him to get out of my room so I could prepare.

“You’re not going to kill anyone are you?” He asked.

“No, Gibs.” I assured him. “I don’t even know where the lad lives. I’m just going to make sure he’s not going to bother Maeve again.”

[ozu-teapot]

Here Before | Stacey Gregg | 2021  

Niamh Dornan, Jonjo O'Neill

[mercyfuls]

⊠    ɪᴅ  .  .  .  ʟᴏᴀᴅɪɴɢ    ›› DOMNHALL MACRUAID ;

• fifty2 + cis man + he / him . • tactical agent ; on the payroll for thirty1 years . • agent merlin : probability perception .

mathematical  equations  scrawled  across  a  blackboard,  not  one  inch  free  of  chalk  ;  a  story  before  bedtime,  read  sitting  in  a  beanbag  chair  with  children  curled  on  either  side  ;   soft  singing  lulling  you  to  sleep,  a  promise  of  a  brighter  future  whispered  and  forgotten.

PERSONAL DETAILS ;

a. full name : domnhall alasdair macruaid b. preferred name : dom / domnhall c. aliases : none

d. age : fifty-two ( 52 ) e. date of birth : 5 october 1996 f. place of birth : glasgow, scotland

g. gender : cis man h. pronouns : he / him i. orientation : bisexual

j. hometown : glasgow, scotland k. current residence : apex city, united states

l. first language : english m. subsequent languages : scots gaelic, german, dutch

n. highest education : doctor of molecular and cellular medicine

EMPLOYMENT DETAILS ;

o. years employed : thirty-one ( 31 ) p. faction : tactical q. previous faction : biomedical r. codename : merlin

s. mutation : probability perception — the ability to view the probability of any particular outcome. t. strengths : mathematics, biology, strategy u. weaknesses : lack of empathy, ruthlessness, public speaking

FAMILIAL DETAILS ;

v. father : alasdair iain macruaid ( eighty-seven, retired surgeon ) w. mother : niamh o'neill ( eighty-four, retired history lecturer ) x. siblings : cormac eoin macruaid ( fifty-eight, aeronautical engineer ) ; aoife caitriona macruaid ( forty-nine, chemistry lecturer )

HISTORY ;

born in glasgow on a rainy afternoon, the second child of one of the glasgow royal infirmary's top surgeons, dom was a remarkably average baby. this averageness continued throughout his childhood, school marks just high enough to prevent his siblings taunting him, and extracurriculars — football & piano — only narrowly squeezed in to the family schedule between cormac's maths competitions, aoife's titration competitions and their parents' work.

things changed once dom started university. with aoife still in high school, and cormac having moved out to pursue his own career, there was less competition for their parents' attention, and fewer siblings to be compared to and found lacking. and dom had found something that genuinely interested him — medicine. though it was following in his father's footsteps, he did so at oxford, moving to england for his studies, and thus escaped the shadow of familial achievements.

dom was scouted while at university, a tactical agent recruited from the same faculty having visited to investigate whether there were any promising students. ( the answer to that question was obviously yes, because dom's here, isn't he ? ) it was his first year of the clinical portion of his undergraduate studies, and they saw something in him that they didn't see in others — maybe it was the way he handled patients, or his attitude towards dire situations, or something else entirely. dom doesn't know, and neither does anyone else, but the fact remains that he passed all the training as a junior agent with flying colours, moving to the role of a biomedical agent as soon as he had completed his doctorate.

he was part of the biomedical faction of mercy for fifteen years, something of a legend for his willingness to push the boundaries of what should be possible — all thanks to his mutation of probability perception. knowing what actions will and won't lead to worse outcomes is a very valuable skill in medical fields, particularly when working with an experimental drug such as solaris.

two years ago, dom was moved from the biomedical to the tactical faction of mercy. now, he uses his ability, along with those fifteen years of experience, to strategise and plan missions — as well as reviewing the work of his once-protegés, and investigating potential future recruits.

APPLICATION ;

⊠    ɪᴅ  .  .  .  ʟᴏᴀᴅɪɴɢ    ››    [    david  tennant    /      fifty2    /    cis  man    /    he/him    ]   mercy  headquarters  is  pleased  to  officially  introduce  DOMNHALL  MACRUAID.  they  have  been  apart  of  the  organization  for  thirty-one  years,  serving  as  A  TACTICAL  agent  and  has  been  assigned  the  codename  AGENT  MERLIN. it's  worth  noting  that  their  file  indicates  they  have  undergone  the  solaris  treatment  and  host  PROBABILITY  PERCEPTION.  according  to  our  dossier,  the  agent  exhibits  a  combination  of  JUDICIOUS  and  CALCULATING,  fitting  for  someone  reminiscent  of  mathematical  equations  scrawled  across  a  blackboard,  not  one  inch  free  of  chalk  ;  a  story  before  bedtime,  read  sitting  in  a  beanbag  chair  with  children  curled  on  either  side  ;  soft  singing  lulling  you  to  sleep,  a  promise  of  a  brighter  future  whispered  and  forgotten.  prior  to  embarking  on  any  mission,  the  find  solace  in  listening  to  the  song  “weather with you“  by  CROWDED  HOUSE.  (  thyme.  twenty1.  they/them.  aedt.  none  )

[lisentrailer]

The Shadow Of Violence Official Trailer (2020) , Crime Series

[moviemosaics]

Here Before

directed by Stacey Gregg, 2021

[littlesolo]

I sometimes can't handle seeing actors in other roles. I love Line of Duty, massive crush on Kate Fleming and then the recent season had Kelly Macdonald. Almost too much for me. I also loved The Fall because, well, Gillian Anderson as Stella Gibson but then I loved Niamh McGrady as Danielle Ferrington too.

Anyway, who was in both? Tara Lynne O'Neil, better known as Erin's mom Mary Quinn from Derry Girls. Now, that's all I see. Mary Quinn. Oh, Siobhan McSweeney was in The Fall too as part of the investigation team, but yeah. She's only Sister Michael now. Seeing them in other shows screw with my head.

[desertpups]

Hozier, Grammy-nominated five-piece Fontaines D.C., Elbow, Pillow Queens, and Rhiannon Giddens are among the line-up for the new season of Other Voices when it makes its return to RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player on March 4th.

The new season of Ireland's longest-running music TV show will also come from new locations, including Cardiff, and Ballina.

The series, presented by May Kay and Huw Stephens, is now in its 19th season and will run for 10 weeks, from March 4th at 11.05pm.

Hozier will kick off the season with an intimate, stripped-back, performance, featuring new string arrangements by Ireland's Crash Ensemble. Viewers can also expect performances from two Choice Music Prize nominated acts - the indie rock four-piece Pillow Queens and singer-songwriter Niamh Regan, both of whom released debut albums in 2020. 

Other Voices founder Philip King said: "The Other Voices series coming to you on television this year features a range of truly remarkable performances from Irish artists who opened their hearts and raised their voices in a powerful and emotional musical response to the events of what has been one of the most complex and difficult years in Ireland's history.

"We have been so lucky to have the support of Minister Catherine Martin which has been essential in enabling us to produce Other Voices this year and it is a privilege to work with these amazingly talented and creative artists and with the wonderful crews that make them audible and visible."

The new series will include three special episodes, with Fontaines D.C. performing in Dublin's Kilmainham Gaol, Other Voices regulars live Elbow from Ballina and Dingle, and a special highlight episode of the upcoming Other Voices Cardigan, with performances from rapper BERWYN, post-punk-poet Sinead O’Brien, violinist Aoife Ní Bhriain and more from Cardiff.

Damien Dempsey, renowned folk singer-songwriter Rhiannon Giddens, alt country musician CMAT and For Those I Love - the project of multi-instrumentalist and producer David Balfe -  will also feature in the series.

Full list of artists featured on Other Voices series 19:

Ailbhe Reddy, Ani Glass, Aoife Nessa Frances, Aoife Ní Bhriain, BERWYN, Brigid Mae Power, Catrin Finch, Cinder Well, CMAT, Conchúr White, Crash Ensemble, Damien Dempsey, Elbow, Fontaines D.C., For Those I Love, Foxjaw, Hozier, Juice Menace, Luz, Mark Lanegan, Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh & Gerry O'beirne, Nealo, Niamh Regan, Peter Broderick, Pillow Queens, Rhiannon Giddens, Séamus & Caoimhe Ui Fhlatharta, Sinead O'Brien, Son (Susan O'Neill), Sun Collective, The Gentle Good.

[hanakogames]

books, 2020

I don't entirely understand people who can list their books read for a year *including rereads* because, like, I'm rereading a book at every meal, how could I possibly keep track?

I don't actually track what I've read, so this isn't an accurate list, but this is a vague attempt at working out at least some of what I read for the first time in 2020. I'm probably missing things!

The Lady's Guide to Celestial Mechanics (Olivia Waite) The Red Tree (Caitlyn R. Kiernan) Among Others (Jo Walton) The Raven and the Reindeer (T. Kingfisher) All or Nothing (Rose Lerner) Beggars in Spain (Nancy Kress) Starless (Jacqueline Carey) The Handmaid's Tale (Yes seriously I hadn't gotten around to reading it before) In an Absent Dream      Come Tumbling Down (Seanan McGuire) Bittersweet (Nevada Barr) The Girl who Chased the Moon (Sarah Addison Allen) Novice Dragoneer (E.E.Knight) Dragon Whisper (Niamh Murphy) Princess of Dorsa (Eliza Andrews) Silk And Steel (anthology) Starfarers    Transition    Metaphase    Nautilus (it's a series of 4, Vonda McIntyre) The Final Empire    The Well of Acension    The Hero of Ages (Mistborn series, Brandon Sanderson) Through Wolf's Eyes    Wolf's Head, Wolf's Heart (Firekeeper saga, Jane Lindskold) Women of Futures Past (anthology) Sword & Sorceress 11 (anthology) Sword & Sorceress 16 (anthology) The Phoenix Code (Catherine Asaro) Darkness of the Light (Peter David) A Lady of Quality (Frances Hodgson Burnett) Gods of Green Mountain (VC Andrews) Six of Crows (Leigh Bardugo) The Winner's Curse (Marie Rutkoski) Amaskan's Blood (Raven Oak) Looking for Alaska (John Green) Wolf Star (Tanith Lee) The Glass Gargoyle (Marie Andreas) Four and Twenty Blackbirds (Cherie Priest) The Makioka Sisters (Junichiro Tanizaki) The Tea Dragon Society (okay it's more of a picture book but it's cute, Katie O'Neill)

Leaving out a couple that I started and disliked enough to drop, which is rare but sometimes happens. Usually even if the book is bleh I’ll power through to the end and then dismiss the book to the ‘never again’ pile, unlike most of my books which get read over and over again. For that reason there are a couple of books on that list I really wouldn’t recommend and at least one that I hated but it was very short so I wanted to finish in order to be absolutely certain that it was trash before leaving bad reviews. (I normally don’t, if something’s just not for me I leave it alone, but this was THAT BAD.)

My biggest surprise interest was probably the Mistborn series as I’d never read anything by the guy before (and you may notice I have a bias towards female authors) and it’s the kind of fantasy I like, where someone’s put some serious thought into how the magic system and the world actually works - I’ll probably read more later but that wrapped the first trilogy.

My reading list is not terribly "worthy". BUT I READ A LOT.

Also a ton of this was read in ebook format because I have a damaged hand.

Also this doesn’t count VNs!

[fuckyeahoncethemusical]

The hugely successful 'Once: The Musical' will return to Dublin's Olympia Theatre this summer, for the third consecutive year.

The mutiple Tony Award-winning musical will play ay the Olympia from July 1st - August 26th, and for the first time ever will feature an all-Irish cast.

It's the first time that an all-Irish cast has ever been used in the production, which has played on Broadway and across America, in London, Seoul, Melbourne and Toronto.

The cast includes Brian Gilligan as Guy, Niamh Perry as Girl, Sandra Dowd Callaghan as Baruska, Faoileann Cunningham as Reza, Phelim Drew as Billy, David Ganly as Bank Manager, Turlough Gunawardhana as Emcee, Bob Kelly as Eamonn, Sam McGovern as Andrej, Bill Murphy as Da, Rickie O’Neill as Svec and Ruth Smith as Ex-Girlfriend.

[kwebtv]

The Fall  -  BBC Two  -  May 13, 2013 - October 28, 2016

Crime Drama (17 episodes)

Running Time:  60 - 90 minutes

Stars:

Gillian Anderson as DSI Stella Gibson

Jamie Dornan as Paul Spector

John Lynch as ACC Jim Burns

Bronagh Waugh as Sally Ann Spector

Stuart Graham as DCI Matt Eastwood

Niamh McGrady as PC Danielle Ferrington

Archie Panjabi as Professor Reed Smith

Aisling Franciosi as Katie Benedetto

Valene Kane as Rose Stagg

Sarah Beattie as Olivia Spector

Jonjo O'Neill as Tom Stagg

Colin Morgan as DS Tom Anderson

Laura Donnelly as Sarah Kay

Michael McElhatton as DI Rob Breedlove

Ben Peel as DS James Olson

Frank McCusker as DCI Garrett Brink

Ian McElhinney as Morgan Monroe

Bronágh Taggart as DC Gail McNally

Emmett J. Scanlan as DC Glenn Martin

[ginbrucobooks]

Maeve Connor "To our imminent death, I guess."

Johnny Kavanagh "I'm your daddy on the field, bitch."

Joey Lynch "I can't watch you walk down my path."

Gerard "Gibsie" Gibson "When in doubt, rub one out."

Shannon Lynch "I didn't feel better, I never felt better."

Aoife Molloy "You're my family too."

Casey Lordan "God, what a bitch."

Niamh O'Neill "Ugh, I hate rugby players."

[celtfather]

Rights of Celtic Women #571

Stand up for the rights of Celtic Women on the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast.

Tulua, Ogham, Avon Faire, Lissa Schneckenburger, Niamh Dunne, Jocelyn Pettit & Ellen Gira, The Chivalrous Crickets, The Lilies of the Midwest, The Gothard Sisters, Low Lily, Nathan Gourley and Laura Feddersen, Gwendolyn Snowdon, Mary - Grace Autumn Lee, Clare Cunningham, Banshee in the Kitchen

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THIS WEEK IN CELTIC MUSIC

0:02 - Intro: Erin Ruth

0:10 - Tulua "All Hours" from Rising

Kayleigh Moran: fiddle, vocals

Caoimhe Moran: Irish harp, concertina and piano (name pron. Kwee - vuh)

5:13 - WELCOME

7:19 - Ogham "The Piper's Despair / Miss McLeod's" from The Gold Ring

Amanda Caretta - Hull: bodhran

10:17 - Avon Faire "The Jolly Beggar" from Tales of Love and Adventure

Andriette Redmann: Vocals, guitar, percussion

Kath Green: Vocals, guitar, percussion

Anna Marie Spallina: Vocals, guitar, percussion, mandolin, ukulele, recorders

13:42 - Lissa Schneckenburger "Petronella" from Dance

Lissa Schneckenburger: fiddle, vocals

18:14 - Niamh Dunne "Ballyneety's Walls" from Portraits

Niamh Dunne: vocals and fiddle

21:34 - FEEDBACK

22:41 - Jocelyn Pettit & Ellen Gira "Fleur Reels" from All It Brings

Jocelyn Pettit: fiddle, stepdancer, singer, and composer.

Ellen Gira: cellist

26:23 - The Chivalrous Crickets "Daughter of France" from The Chivalrous Crickets

Fiona Gillespie: vocals, Irish whistle, flute, percussion, mountain dulcimer

Genevieve Gillespie: fiddle, vocals

30:03 - The Lilies of the Midwest "Kitty O'Neil's Champion Jig" from Flora

Charlene Adzima  -  fiddle, voice

Kara Rogers  -  concertina

Jeanna Schultz  -  mandolin, box

35:26 - The Gothard Sisters "Shadow and Sun" from Dragonfly

Greta: guitar, violin, vocals, Irish dance

Willow: violin, mandolin, Irish dance, bodhran, vocals

Solana: vocals, violin, bodhran, djembe, percussion, whistles, Irish dance, ukulele

38:50 - THANKS

41:29 - Low Lily "ROCK OF AGES" from 10,000 Days Like These

Liz Simmons: Guitar & Vocals

Lissa Schneckenburger: Fiddle & Vocals

44:11 - Nathan Gourley and Laura Feddersen "Allistrum’s / Ned Kelly's" from Brightly or Darkly

Laura Feddersen: fiddle

47:57 - Gwendolyn Snowdon "The North Star Grassman and the Ravens" from Three Strand Braid

51:46 - Mary - Grace Autumn Lee "Trip to Thornfield: Hills of Coore/Seán Ó Duibhir A Ghleanna (Hornpipe/Set Dance)" from Eyre

Mary - Grace Autumn Lee: hammered duclimer

55:39 - Clare Cunningham "Dear Ireland" from Dear Ireland

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59:05 - CLOSING

1:01:39 - Banshee in the Kitchen "Lads O' the Fair" from The Last Pint  -  Not

Jill England: accordion

Kat Edmonson: guitar

Brenda Hunter: hammered dulcimer

Kris Wilber: bass

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And I get it. Again, I do this feature on women in Celtic music every quarter. That’s not a lot. I hope to increase the number of these shows and to continue to highlight Celtic women. But it’s a tough process with my time constraints. If you have ideas or suggestions or want to help, make something happen, please drop me a line.

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[gebo4482]

Here Before Official Trailer (2022)

Dir: Stacey Gregg Star: Andrea Riseborough / Jonjo O'Neill / Niamh Dornan

[tuseriesdetv]

Noticias de series de la semana: Adiós a OUAT

Noticias cortas

CBS ha encargado un episodio más de Hawaii Five-0, haciendo una octava temporada de veinticinco episodios.

La tercera temporada de Stranger Things tendrá ocho episodios.

Bryan Fuller (American Gods, Hannibal) abandona Amazing Stories por diferencias creativas con Apple.

Renovaciones de series

BBC Three ha renovado The Young Offenders por una segunda temporada

Cancelaciones de series

ABC ha cancelado Once Upon a Time tras su séptima temporada

Freeform ha cancelado Young & Hungry tras su quinta temporada

Incorporaciones y fichajes de series

Úrsula Corberó (La casa de papel, Física o química) será recurrente en la segunda temporada de Snatch como Inés, asesina a sueldo con grandes habilidades al volante.

Michael Emerson (Lost, Person of Interest) será el abad del monasterio en The Name of the Rose.

Felicity Huffman (Desperate Housewives, American Crime) se une como recurrente a la segunda temporada de Get Shorty. Será Clara Dillard, agente especial del FBI.

Mamie Gummer (The Good Wife, Manhattan) será Lucy Purcell, una madre envuelta en un crimen, en la tercera temporada de True Detective.

Scott Speedman (Felicity, Animal Kingdom) participará, de momento, en un episodio de la decimocuarta temporada de Grey's Anatomy. Se desconocen detalles.

Jason Alexander (Seinfeld) será el profesor de teatro de Sheldon en un episodio de Young Sheldon.

Esme Creed-Miles (Dark River, Mister Lonely), Mireille Enos (The Killing, The Catch) y Joel Kinnaman (The Killing, Altered Carbon) protagonizarán Hanna. Serán Hanna, Marissa y Erik.

Eric Johnson (The Knick, Orphan Black) se une a la sexta temporada de Vikings como regular. Será Erik, guerrero y fugitivo.

Virginia Kull (Big Little Lies, Sneaky Pete) se une como recurrente a la segunda temporada de Mr. Mercedes. Será Sadie McDonald, enfermera en neurología.

Cody Fern (American Crime Story: The Assassination of Gianni Versace) se une como regular a la sexta y última temporada de House of Cards. Según fuentes, tras la marcha de Kevin Spacey, interpretará un papel distinto al pensado inicialmente.

Mark Gatiss (Game of Thrones, Sherlock), Steve Pemberton (Inside No. 9, Happy Valley) y Niamh Walsh (Jamestown, Holby City) se unen a Good Omens. Serán Harmony, Glozier y Rose.

Kade Wise y Chet Hanks (Shameless, Maron) serán recurrentes en Empire como dos raperos llamados Preacher Azal y Blake.

Hart Bochner (Die Hard, Rules Don't Apply) será recurrente en Too Old to Die Young como Lieutenant, un hombre espiritual que cree en el misticismo de la vida.

Jaz Sinclair (The Vampire Diaries) será Rosalind Walker, mejor amiga de Sabrina (Kiernan Shipka), en el spin-off de Riverdale.

Tracee Chimo (Difficult People, Orange Is the New Black) y Sofia Doniants serán recurrentes en Genius: Picasso como Gertrude Stein, coleccionista de arte americana; y Olga, la primera esposa de Picasso (Antonio Banderas).

Melissa O'Neil (Dark Matter), Afton Williamson (The Night Of, Banshee) y Eric Winter (Witches of East End, Rosewood) protagonizarán The Rookie junto a Nathan Fillion.

Tim Matheson (Hart of Dixie, The West Wing) será recurrente en la segunda temporada de The Good Fight como un camarero que se hace amigo de Diane (Christine Baranski).

Kyra Zagorsky (Helix, Continuum) será Athena, miembro de la liga de asesinos, en la sexta temporada de Arrow.

Megan Follows (Reign, Anne of Green Gables) será recurrente en la tercera temporada de Wynonna Earp como la madre de Wynonna.

Allison Dunbar (The Sopranos, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend) se une como recurrente a la tercera temporada de StartUp. Será Kelly, amiga y abogada de Wes (Ron Perlman).

Philip Winchester (Peter Stone) se convierte en regular a partir de ahora en Law & Order: SVU.

Pósters de series

       Nuevas series

HBO ha encargado ocho episodios de Camping, remake de la británica emitida en Sky Atlantic en 2016, sobre un viaje familiar de fin de semana. Esta versión estará protagonizada por Jennifer Garner (Alias, Juno) y producida por Lena Dunham (Girls).

Netflix ha encargado dos temporadas de The Politician, comedia musical de Ryan Murphy, Ian Brennan y Brad Falchuk sobre las aspiraciones políticas de un adinerado joven de Santa Barbara (Ben Platt; Dear Evan Hansen, Pitch Perfect). Barbra Streisand y Gwyneth Paltrow están en conversaciones para protagonizar y producir la serie. Streisand dirigiría varios episodios.

Luz verde directa en Facebook a diez episodios de una dramedia sobre una viuda que reconecta con amigos del pasado. Protagonizada y producida por Elizabeth Olsen (Avengers), creada por Kit Steinkellner (Z: The Beginning of Everything), escrita por Lizzy Weiss (Switched at Birth) y dirigida por James Ponsoldt (Master of None), estuvo en desarrollo en Showtime bajo el título Widow.

Apple desarrolla Little America, antología escrita por Lee Eisenberg (Hello Ladies, The Office) y Emily V. Gordon y Kumail Nanjiani (The Big Sick) que adaptará las historias reales de inmigrantes de Estados Unidos contadas en Epic Magazine.

Amazon desarrolla la adaptación de las novelas de Robert E. Howard Conan the Barbarian.  Trabajan en ella Miguel Sapochnik (Game of Thrones), Warren Littlefield (The Handmaid's Tale, Fargo) y Ryan Condal (Colony).

Amazon prepara el western Outrider, event series protagonizada y producida por Arnold Schwarzenegger sobre un marshal y un comisario que deben arrestar a un forajido por orden de un juez a finales del siglo XIX en territorio indio en Oklahoma. Escrita por Trey Callaway (APB, The Messengers) y Mark Montgomery.

Fechas de series

La segunda temporada de Damned se estrena en Channel 4 el 14 de febrero

Troy: Fall of a City llega a BBC One el 17 de febrero

Hold the Sunset llega a BBC One el 18 de febrero

La segunda temporada de Marcella llega a ITV el 19 de febrero

Save Me se estrena en Sky Atlantic el 28 de febrero

La segunda temporada de Legion se estrena en FX el 3 de abril

La segunda temporada de Imposters llega a Bravo el 5 de abril

La segunda temporada de Westworld llega a HBO el 22 de abril

Tráilers de series

Crossover How to Get Away with Murder y Scandal

Crossover Scandal y How to Get Away with Murder

Crossover Grey's Anatomy y Station 19

For The People

Westworld - Temporada 2

The Good Fight - Temporada 2

Vida

Collateral

Jessica Jones - Temporada 2

Everything Sucks!

The Royals - Temporada 4

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The Autumn/Winter 2018 collection from Irish designer, Niamh O'Neill is all about feeling unique and wrapped in luxurious fabrics and exclusive prints. Drawing on inspirations from Japan, Niamh researched hand-painted kimonos from the 19th century and Japanese war uniforms to inform this season's collection. Check out the full collection at www.niamhoneill.com Hope you enjoy! Gareth xxx @niamh_o_neill https://www.instagram.com/p/BnYhavsn3L6/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=c7u7nslthapc

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IFIA Launch Release

Irish Fashion Innovation Awards Launch at the Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa Galway

Designers, fashion enthusiasts, industry representatives and invited guests including the Mayor of the city of Galway Cllr. Noel Larkin attended the official launch for the 2017 Irish Fashion Innovation Awards at the Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa Galway last night. The awards, now in their 8th year are recognised as a launching pad for Ireland’s most talented fashion creatives. This year the awards will take place on March 30th and tickets are on sale to the general public now.

Featuring a range of award categories including Jewellery, Fashion, Accessories, Millinery, Innovation and Student Designer, the awards give visibility, support and a voice to design talent throughout Ireland, offering an unrivalled opportunity for their work to be shown to a jury of fashion design experts.  Previous winners include Carla Johnson, Natalie B. Coleman, Una Burke, Niamh O’Neill, Martha Lynn and Blaithin Ennis.

The success of the awards has led to the addition of multiple events as part of Galway Fashion Week with show producer and Chairperson of the Council of Irish Fashion Design, Eddie Shanahan hosting a series of seminars on Friday 31st March. There will also be a “Bloggers Breakfast” and the Galway Fashion trail on Saturday April 1st.

“Make your Mark for Galway Hospice”, an exciting new design competition in aid of the Galway Hospice was also launched in association with the awards this year. Members of the public aged 16 and over are being called to submit a design (a drawing, illustration or phrase) for a t-shirt that will reflect the ethos of the Galway Hospice. Nine finalists will then be chosen to have their designs modelled on the runway on the night. The overall winner, chosen by the public, will win a mini i-pad and Epson all in one printer courtesy of Galmac and have their design printed on hundreds of t-shirts sponsored by Advertees and sold on the night. All proceeds will go to the Galway Hospice.

Ticket holders can expect a jam packed evening of entertainment including a special after party with Galway Favourites the Amazing Apples. Sponsors for the night include Brown Thomas, Hartmanns of Galway, the Local Enterprise Office,  Standún, the Gate Clinic - Smiles Dental and the Radisson Blu. For more information about events and tickets go to www.goldenegg.ie/events/tickets

***ENDS*** Event Images will be sent on Tuesday 28th by Andrew Downes +363 87 6391500

For more information please contact Donna Patrice Reidy, donna@goldenegg.ie, +353 86 3811399

2017 Finalists:

Fashion: Delphine Grandjouan, Lynsey Mcgarrigle, Lucynagle.com, @Éadach by Sara O'Neill: Stylist, Designer, Illustrator

Millinery: Ana Caples, Davina Lynch Millinery #Lynchmobhats, Margaret O'Connor, Michelle Kearns Designs

Accessories: Louise Porter, The Atlantic Equipment Project, Niamh Daniels Scarves, Marie Claire Duncan, Wild Cocoon

Jewellery: Hannah McGuinness Jewellery, Lyndsey De Burca, Rachel McKnight, INNU

Ones To Watch: Emma Ward, Sarah Murphy, Aisling Duff, Chloe Duggan

Guest Designers: Niamh O'Neill and Rebecca Marsden