Frank McNally
@FrankmcnallyIT
Chief Writer of An Irish Diary, The Irish Times. Runner. Monaghan football supporter. Flannorak. Himself/Yer man.
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16-10-2011 20:33:18
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The Irish Times team trying not to look smug after winning a table quiz in Foley’s pub last night. Of course we returned the prize-money because the event was in aid of the very brave journalists in Gaza. Well done emma o kelly & NUJ on organising.
And thanks Frank McNally for mentioning my profile in his great Irishman's Diary about Mohammad's jam-packed gig in the Bello Bar last Friday. A fab night! Nyahh Records irishtimes.com/opinion/an-iri…
I have an article about Mohammad Syfkhan and his excellent new album with Nyahh Records
in the The Irish Times The Irish TimesCultr this week - it's online: irishtimes.com/culture/music/…
Opinion: Kingdom crack-shot – Frank McNally on Dennis Fenton, a forgotten Irish Olympian irishtimes.com/opinion/an-iri… via Irish Times Opinion
In what has been a sad month for @monaghangaa supporters, it’s nice to see “Monaghan” and “Sam” in the same headline. irishtimes.com/sport/rugby/20…
Great piece by Frank McNally today - See O’Rahilly Play – Frank McNally on the Irish birth of Radio Caroline, 60 years ago.
Transistor Radio was quite the personal asset in the 70s.
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Great item by Frank McNally in today’s The Irish Times on the Internet Archive . I previously spent much time listening to old radio broadcasts by the Marx Brothers, Orson Welles and the like, but my main use now is as a treasure-trove of long out-of-print books and reports.
Two hours queuing for security in the Ninth Circle of Hell, aka #BirminghamAirport last night. Remind me not to do Cheltenham again next year.
The International Flann O’Brien Society Back at Cheltenham after years away, I caught up again with Charlie McCreevy, a life-long regular here. But before I could ask him about horses, he started talking about Flann - “I never knew you were such a fan, Frank”. Then he started quoting At Swim-two-birds.