Check out this possibility of work on TV (for those lucky young ones among us!).

Best of luck!!

Marcus

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Here are the details of two upcoming workshops taught by members of the Mangiare Theatre Company (http://www.mangiaretheatre.com/) at the Kinsale Arts Week.

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Here we have a few interesting shows coming on the next few weeks, check them out!!

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Just added a new t-shirt aimed at bloggers at FestivalShirts.net! Bloggers occasionally leave the house too you know.

Anyway, don’t forget the win a t-shirt competition is still open, extremely easy to enter, see competition details here.

This morning at ten past eight exactly 51 weeks ago my cousin Colin lost his life. He was killed on his way to work, his first “real” job after finishing his Mech Eng degree at UL. The red scrap metal you see below is the wreckage which his crushed body was cut from.

He was hit by another young bloke who just happened to be in a rush and made a tragic mistake. A mistake which turned Colin into a statistic and has brought untold grief upon our family and his friends.

Since then my uncle has been campaigning to have a national day of remembrance for all those killed on our roads. In the coming weeks I hope to launch a web site to help bring attention to the campaign. As part of the web site intiative we will probably run some kind of email campaign or online petition. I’d be grateful to anyone who would support us by adding there name or email address when the time comes.

In the mean time if you get the opportunity today ring someone who you haven’t rung in a while just to say hello, make a special effort to meet up with a friend or family member. This is a campaign to remember those who are already lost, to help those left  behind with only photographs and memories.

And by the way if you are driving today… slow the fuck down… being dead is a lot less convenient than being late.