The Late Late Show - Friday 30th October.

FintanMcluskey

stampydmonkey wrote: »

Such a genuine dedicated lady with zero alterior motive

It’s a genuine motive in fairness.

It’s not a popularity contest, it’s genuinely a fight for justice.

jetfiremuck

Skid X wrote: »

I hope that report gets published very soon, the legal profession seems to be very good at finding excuses not to do the right thing

Se3e what Woulfe did there.....postponing his interview....its up to 4 now. Id say hell stick it out.

bigroad

Sure if there is any compo ,the church will get the state to pay.

TheRiverman

Bill Bailey playing a mandolin on the Graham Norton show and the audience ( yes there is a small socially distanced one ) and other guests clapping along.A world away from the Late Late Show.

Atlantic Dawn

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Yes but all the touchpoints


I saw some work people did to replicate the airport for Microsoft Flight Sim, looks amazing, they had clips of landing and take-off.

It's the simplest airport routing in the wirrrrld. You take off from Dublin, set altimeter to 17000, commence flight heading about 350 degrees until abreast Dundalk, set to intercept Donegal VOR overhead airport at about 280 degrees, start descent over Fermanagh, once 2 nautical miles beyond radial of Donegal VOR turn 360 degrees towards Tory, descending to 4000, then just beyond Bloody Foreland commence starboard turn south flying parallel with west coast, and commence final descent to runway 5 minutes ahead. Should be no lower than 2000 before being nicely visual with runway, than gear, flaps, speed.

Sardonicat

bigroad wrote: »

Sure if there is any compo ,the church will get the state to pay.

The State is equally complicit. Don't forget it.

Atlantic Dawn

Tomorrow night is supposed to be the first full moon on Halloween since 1974 enjoy tomorrow folks.

Say Your Number

There's no way a film like Borat would get made today.

Stacksofwacks

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Farce of an interview, why is he not questioning the crooked state in this? Almost blaming Joe and Jane Soap for not knowing what was going on in a closed off childrens home in their town.

Cos Tubridy is part of that very system that could be severely damaged by the outcome of this story.

Welsh Megaman

Nos da, folks!

Stay safe

stampydmonkey

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Tomorrow night is supposed to be the first full moon on Halloween since 1974 enjoy tomorrow folks.

It's was (and is) bloody massive. Love it but ruins my sleep pattern

Atlantic Dawn

Deleted User wrote: »

It's the simplest airport routing in the wirrrrld. You take off from Dublin, set altimeter to 17000, commence flight about grading 350 degrees until abreast Dundalk, set to intercept Donegal VOR overhead airport at about 280 degrees, start descent over Fermanagh, once 2 nautical miles beyond radial of Donegal VOR turn 360 degrees towards Tory, descending to 4000, then just beyond Bloody Foreland commence starboard turn south flying parallel with west coast, and commence final descent to runway 5 minutes ahead. Should be no lower than 2000 before being nicely visual with runway, than gear, flaps, speed.

If I win the Euromillions tonight I will purchase a sea plane for arsing about in on weekends

Ol' Donie

We seem to have a bunch of new weather forecasters lately.

I like this one, she looks like she can't quite believe they've given her the big job. And a grand job she does of it.

TheRiverman

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Tomorrow night is supposed to be the first full moon on Halloween since 1974 enjoy tomorrow folks.

Wind and rain forecast, moon might not be visible.

Ol' Donie

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Nos da, folks!

Stay safe

Party on, dudes.

Seamai

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Tomorrow night is supposed to be the first full moon on Halloween since 1974 enjoy tomorrow folks.

That's my get out clause. God help anyone who knocks on my door tomorrow night.

TheRiverman

Ol' Donie wrote: »

We seem to have a bunch of new weather forecasters lately.

I like this one, she looks like she can't quite believe they've given her the big job. And a grand job she does of it.

She's good, but Michelle Dillon is the best.

Skid X

Deleted User wrote: »

It's the simplest airport routing in the wirrrrld. You take off from Dublin, set altimeter to 17000, commence flight heading about 350 degrees until abreast Dundalk, set to intercept Donegal VOR overhead airport at about 280 degrees, start descent over Fermanagh, once 2 nautical miles beyond radial of Donegal VOR turn 360 degrees towards Tory, descending to 4000, then just beyond Bloody Foreland commence starboard turn south flying parallel with west coast, and commence final descent to runway 5 minutes ahead. Should be no lower than 2000 before being nicely visual with runway, than gear, flaps, speed.

Jaysus Catmaniac, sure that's easier than a Donal Skehan recipe! :P

Sardonicat

Seamai wrote: »

That's my get out clause. God help anyone who knocks on my door tomorrow night.

The wind will be only think knocking. Every cloud, and all that.

Atlantic Dawn

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

If I win the Euromillions tonight I will purchase a sea plane for arsing about in on weekends

There was a paedo bishop who used to arse around Weston in a sea plane in my day. My father used to be always tit tutting at a bishop owning that aircraft and saying he couldn't be a very holy man.

maebee

Catherine Corless has done fantastic work on this very dark story in our history. I remember being near to tears watching her on the LLS a few years ago and the audience rightly giving her a standing ovation. But this subject is for Morning Ireland, Claire Byrne, News at One. It is not suitable for a Friday night entertainment show.

Sardonicat

maebee wrote: »

Catherine Corless has done fantastic work on this very dark story in our history. I remember being near to tears watching her on the LLS a few years ago and the audience rightly giving her a standing ovation. But this subject is for Morning Ireland, Claire Byrne, News at One. It is not suitable for a Friday night entertainment show.

It was by far the only compelling piece in the show tonight.

Skid X

Skid X wrote: »

Jaysus Catmaniac, sure that's easier than a Donal Skehan recipe! :P

It's the kind of stuff an amateur PPL pilot can do with ease. The only problem when flying the Stobart ATR is that there is no actual way of controlling its direction on the runway just after touching down in a strong crosswind. You just wait until it is blown to the side and slows down enough for the steering tiller to kick into action and bring it back centre.

FintanMcluskey

maebee wrote: »

Catherine Corless has done fantastic work on this very dark story in our history. I remember being near to tears watching her on the LLS a few years ago and the audience rightly giving her a standing ovation. But this subject is for Morning Ireland, Claire Byrne, News at One. It is not suitable for a Friday night entertainment show.

Would have to disagree with the last part.

The late late show was, when Gay Byrne ran the show, a broadcast that dragged Ireland out from the grip of an institution and shone a light on the truth of certain matters.

It’s doesn’t have to be a show completely about mundane celebrities dead parents

maebee

Sardonicat wrote: »

It was by far the only compelling piece in the show tonight.

I agree 100%. She had the most important story and wasn't promoting a book. I admire her immensely. My point is that it's not entertainment. It's for a Current affairs programme, not a weekend entertainment show.

Say Your Number

Almost forgot Halloween was today, same way I almost forgot Monday was a Bank Holiday

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrFqhPx8XXM

generalgerry

Ol' Donie wrote: »

Is the anxiety caused by having to do telly programmes about cooking when you only seem to be talking about cooking to get on the telly?

I can understand why he might be nervous on the telly - Worried about not heating up the beans enough, or burning the toast.

Ol' Donie

generalgerry wrote: »

I can understand why he might be nervous on the telly - Worried about not heating up the beans enough, or burning the toast.

Well, there was that time his sliced his finger open chopping carrots or something live on the BBC.

Storm 10

kerryjack wrote: »

Never heard of this vet

He has his own TV show on Ch4 very good

ofcork

Ol' Donie wrote: »

Well, there was that time his sliced his finger open chopping carrots or something live on the BBC.

The 2 girls in the band with him were stunners!