"Get your Prongs here! Get your Prongs here! New single ! Dandy! Yes, it is , missus, yes, Dandy.... gee up Hercules.. " Excellent PR campaign from Dublin's top entertainers The Prongs. Dandy now on the Late Show wMB buff.ly/A3iwlWE

Josh Fogarty's splendid artwork, a suitable compliment to Ger Eaton's Season Changes. Baroque pop sounds in excelsis. A magnificent achievement. #vinyl

Tonight's entertainment is John Carpenter's The Fog (1980) , getting a one-off screening at Cineworld , marking its 45th anniversary , as part of a horror season. It was February 1981 before it appeared in Dublin in a double bill with A Man, A Woman, and A Bank (1979) @jjohnfoyle1.bsky.social

Somehow I seem to have set up two Bluesky accounts. I guess I better stick with the one with the most followers & will cancel this one.

Sunday Donal Fallon's The Dublin Pub - packed with details & fabulous images @newislandbooks.bsky.social

Martello supporting Dark Tropics Whelan's 11 October 2025 Interesting, confidently expressed tunes. 'Arcade' particularly good. @darktropics.bsky.social

eamon dowd's guided by ghosts - epic stuff, a new sound with every listen. #marlenedietrich eamonndowd.bandcamp.com/album/guided...

Paul Gorman's Granny Takes A Trip, 'High Fashion and High Times At The Wildest Rock 'N' Roll Boutique '. Another fabulous looking book, rich in detail & imagery, like Paul's previous tomes about The Face & Barney Bubbles and other topics. Company Of Books, Ranelagh @whiterabbitbks.bsky.social

30th anniversary one-off screening. @omniplexcinemas.bsky.social

Amy Rigby's second volume of memoirs,Girl To Country, includes a perfect account of arriving , c 2002, in Ireland. @amyrigby.bsky.social www.amyrigby.com?fbclid=Iwb21...

In 1978, the photographer Chalkie Davies took a set of photos of Costello outside the Hoover building. There's more info on Chalkie's site Elvis Costello - Hoover Factory — Chalkie Davies share.google/x9Kq8KWEltEJ...

The Long Ryders. Whose brief flirtation with the UK singles chart started this week in 1985. Looking For Lewis And Clark was at number 63. It would go to 59. Heady heights. Now airing on the Late Show, home of the hits. No matter what number. buff.ly/ufHiFpz

Hey!! It's i-nichi !! With Seiko on the guitar. On their new LP, they have the cheek to do a version of Arnold Layne... it's just as well that it's brilliant. And some top notch guitar playing from Billy Shinbone. Now on the radio round here buff.ly/ufHiFpz