Cart| Happy Paddy's day... |
No no, not MY day, Saint Patricks of course. I'm far from becoming a saint. I've not yet performed my three miracles... but if I can manage to stay off the black stuff Saturday night, I'll be one step closer to being ordained! ;O) That's for sure. But with a gig Sunday night, and Mr. Mark Conway celebrating his 21st birthday TONIGHT, then I've got to give the celebrations a miss Saturday. Actually his real birthdate is on Paddys day, but the clever buck is gonna make a full weekender out of it! As ya do... Also, my other good buddy Paul Skelton is celebrating his 21st next Saturday, so congratulations to you both and many happy returns... Don't worry, I wont be sneaking my way into the birthday kisses queue! And speaking of birthday partys, I want to wish Steph Barson, my gud pal a happy birthday, and I hope you had a wonderful day! Ah shur there's parties left right and center. We should all just gather on one specific day and have the mother of all parties, and see who's the last man standing. (or sitting... ) Okay... moving onwards... Documentary News in Brief Since I last updated, I've been restructuring my ambitions with this project. But I can tell you this. There’s a few Production Company's considering it, and I'm awaiting response from others. I'm still optimistic about getting the travel part of it off the ground by July 2007, which will be the most expensive part of the production, but I've allowed myself enough time to acquire sponsorship for it. And hopefully the scale of the operation won't put off investors. If that becomes the case, the project will go ahead as planned, on a more modest self-financed budget, with necessary alterations to the structure of our journey. So, this documentary WILL happen... Its just a matter of time! And thankfully I'm not rushing off to catch any trains, so time is firmly on my side. *touch wood* DIRECTING a stage production NEWS Yup, that's right. Or should I say, thats write! I've written a play titled 'Good Heavens' which will be going into production for a pre-Christmas opening! I'll also be directing it, which is a dream come true, and my first opportunity to take the 'directors chair' (Well, second... if I count a Short Film titled 'Escape' that I co-directed in Film School. Which co-starred my little sister Michelle I must say. She was disappointed she missed out on the Oscar nominations that year, but I assured her that if was all political, and that she'd have her turn one day! ) Annnyways, I'm straying off topic... Here's details of the play below; Title - 'Good Heavens' Genre - Comedy Stage - First choice venue is Tullamore Court Hotel Date- 3 Nights running before Christmas. TBC Ticket info Coming Soon Auditions will be announced in due course! All money raised on the night will be donated to O.C.I.L. (Offaly Center for Independent Living) which will go towards funding projects and courses for Leaders as part of our objective to launch a Leader Participation Scheme. MUSIC NEWS 'The Stables' in Mullingar is where it's goin down! (Hopefully not led-balloon style) I'll have my fellas, Mark, Josh, Elton and Aiden on hand for an intimate musical affair. Really looking forward to it. Plus Wayne Brennan will be playing support. Anyone that hasn't seen him perform, needs to. I think he's a very unique and gifted musician, and a sound lad to top it off. 'Sigma Productions' have filmed our latest acoustic gig at 'The Passion Lounge' So as soon as that becomes available, I'll upload some music videos to the website and onto www.myspace.com/paddyslatterymusic Also, watch out for a brief appearance on 'Celebrity Jigs N Reels' which goes out on 8th April I think. I've just been asked to feature on a Short Film Clip to promote Rosanna Davisons designated charity for the show, which is The N.R.H. in Dublin, where I spent a year in Physical Rehabilitation. I'm not familiar with the show, but any money she raises will be going in a great direction, so Im all up for public humiliation in the name of charity! :O) 'Loughreys' acoustic GIG this Sunday night, please pop in. Tis mothers day, so I better brush my hair and leave my wooly hat at home! Should be a fun night, with the Nite Club opening after our set. Of course I'll be bustin a few moves on the floor, as always! Okie Dokie, I think that's about all my goss for now... Interesting times. lol Anywho, I better go, get my gladrags on, and hit the road! Hope everyone has a great weekend, and to all those party goers in Galway *ahem* Since the waters contaminated over there, you'll have to keep drinking the beer. Is that the best ever excuse to get drunk or what!? Happy days! slan for now, Paddy xx Posted by paddy slattery on 16 March 2007 at 10:41 |
| There was Mad Passion, in the Lounge that night! |
Hey all, What's the craic'nory with yall? Check out the accent! I got back from the U.S. safely after all. Apparently we just missed them tornados that hit middle America, which tragically took the lives of over 18 people. I want to express my deepest sympathy to the families of the victims. And also thank my great friends Patti and Mike for your accommodation and company for our brief visit. Miss you guys already, and looking forward to our next meeting! Your food, and weather over there is unbelievable. Heavy snow on our first few days, then soaring hot temperatures for the rest of the week. No wonder my body felt like it was turned inside out and upside-down. :) In a good way of course. I suppose it's back to the grind-stone for me, but I'm all refreshed and re-energized for the coming months, and the planning of this madcap documentary. So I'm excited about our prospects and with some luck, things will go to plan and we'll achieve the required sponsorship and production company to this project. I'll be letting everyone know how that pans out as time goes by. To my dear friend Karen Mcgreal, I want to congratulate you with the launching of your new Kineseology business in France, and I wish you every success with it in the future. As soon as your website is up, I'll link it from my site. Oh, the coolest thing happened the other night... Myself and the lads were out, having a few drinks and a laff, as ya do, and one of the lads were flicking through the radio stations to find some good music, and my song was playing away on one of them! What a savage feeling! Made me feel all rock star and stuff. Haha. Needless to say we left it on that super kool and currently aware station for the rest of the night. Whoever that dj was has great taste in music I must say! Okay, down to brass-tax........... MUSIC NEWS The launch of 'Passion Lounge' organized by Darren Cahil (Tullamore Sound Center) kicked off on March 2nd to great success, attracting the exceptional talents of Dave Payton (Daves Radio), Wayne Brennan, Mark Hogan and of course me fein. (Accompanied by Mark Conway) From a spectators p.o.v. I can honestly say I though the lads were brilliant. The intimate atmosphere in The Bridge House was a perfect setting for the acoustic performances. For pictures and reviews of the event, check out the local papers in the coming week, and to witness the live show televised, plus interviews, stay tuned to www.bogstv.com for updates soon. 'The Passion Lounge' will be a monthly event, so to get in on a piece of the action please check out www.myspace.paddyslatterymusic for ongoing updates. Fundraising Events 26th and 28th of April will be a busy weekend which I'm proud to be a part of. On 26th I'll be presenting a cheque worth over 1,000e to ASIST (Aplied Suicide Intervention Skills Training) and Oak Partnership, which will go towards the purchase of music equipment for underprivileged kids. This is all part of an ongoing effort to promote mental health, which is one of the first steps in Suicide Prevention. Anyone that supported my single 'Breakdown' can also feel responsible for supporting such a worthy cause, so thank you all, and may we continue to make a positive difference together in the future. (The song is still available at www.outersounds.ie and any ongoing sales will still go towards these charities.) On 28th there will be a concert held in the Rugby Club in Tullamore to raise money in aid of trek Africa 2007 for Barretstown. Barretstown is a specially-designed camp for children with serious illnesses - primarily cancer and serious blood diseases - from Ireland, Britain and throughout Europe, and their families. They provide a unique programme of adventure, activities and fun - backed by the medical world - which helps children with serious illness regain their confidence and self-esteem and has become internationally recognized as having a profound and positive impact on their lives. After taking part in one of their programmes, children go home with more confidence, self-esteem and more importantly, the reassurance that happiness is not just for healthy children. Barretstown also recognizes the serious impact of serious illness on the rest of the family. That's why they also run sessions for siblings, for the whole family and bereavement programmes. http://www.barretstown.org/default.asp Hopefully you'll come along with some friends to show your support, and the music lined up for the night promises to be just as worthy of your trip out that night. For further information regarding this event, please don't hesitate to contact Marisa Fay on mayfay@eircom.net Right-o, I think that’s all the goss for now. But shur I’ll pop back here with EXXCLUUSIVEE updates as the stories break, no doubt. Hope all is well with everyone, and I’ll BBS Paddy Xx Ps- ‘The Stables’ in Millingar on 23rd March (SEE. GIGS. For details) Adios. Posted by paddy slattery on 04 March 2007 at 10:07 |
| Happy Valentines Day... |
If youre into that sorta thing... lol Just a small message to say I'm off to America for a week, my first and only opportunity for a holiday in a long time, and once I'm back I'll be putting all my energy into making a documentary, which is explained below. MUSIC NEWS I'll also continue doing some gigs so please check out my GIGS section on the website for more information. ---------- DOCUMENTARY NEWS Myself and a team, and a film crew will travel into every known country in the world. Our goal? To highlight issues of inequality, such as disability awareness, accessibility, racism and sexism. And how we are all connected through the universal language of music. How, no matter what your religious or spiritual beliefs are, that we are all essentially one race, under one sky, with the same colour blood running through our veins. How politics, media, war and mother nature effect the structure of our economies, our societies, and our understanding of the world around us, and everyone in it. And witness at first hand the magnificent beauty of the world which is an inspiration in itself, but is too at risk of being destroyed. And the reward at the end of it all? Well, hopefully a Documentary offering us a better understanding of ourselves, and the great potential we possess! How we can overcome challenges in our lives through strength and unity and self-belief. That though we are all unique individuals, we are all fundamentally the same. How technology has advanced so much that through the internet and other forms of media we have become a global community in a more accessible world. And how this means of communication can bring forth positive change and restoration to politically sensitive conflicts and impoverished regions. Yet also remind us how vast and unpredictable our planet remains. And how life should be a sense of adventure and self-discovery. And so on... Obviously there are countless reasons why we should make a documentary of this nature, so we will pursue and promote this project and I'm hoping you will join us in our efforts also. In fact, I'm kind of counting on it! Without your support and advice this goal won't get off the ground and would remain a dream. Once the wheels are in motion (pun intended) I will be emailing Newsletters of updates and progress reports, so if you wish to be added to my mailing list please don't hesitate to say. (Send to my email address for now until I set up that feature on this site) PS- Id really value any opinions you have to offer on this project, so if I paste this onto the forum please let me know what you think. And spread the word too. ----------------- take care Paddy bbs x Posted by paddy slattery on 14 February 2007 at 13:08 |
| negative meets positive. genetically magnetic... |
...or magnatically pathetic? Who knows... hah! (Don't mind me... thinking out loud again, sorry ) Hi de ho everyone! I better blog, since my life was threatened at the weekend by a certain Jacinta for being a lazy arse and not keeping my site updated. I've been feeling a bit rough over the past few days, mostly self inflicted, but to be honest, I've also been deeply insulted by certain people I thought I trusted, therefore I couldn't be bothered, bothering myself with much of muchness. Hence my disregard for all things "me" lately. Not a great way to open up a blog entry I know, but there ya have it. Anywho-knows-why.... Aside from that...and on a positive note, I would like to wish my great friend, et brother Tommy 'Tucker' Morrissey a happy 21st Birthday! I've never seen Richies Pub packed out like that before, though I'm not surprised. You're loved and respected by everyone! Twas a great party, and may you have many more like it! I also want to wish Caoimhe, my "number 1 fan" ;o) the best of luck at her new job and the future! I'm delighted for you and you deserve all the happiness the world has to offer! (You know I'm only being nice to you because I'll be wanting you to be my accountant some day!) Trust me, it'll be an easy job! 0 + 0 = Paddys Accounts! lol Massive Congratulations to Thos and Sile Kenna, the newlyweds, who have just announced that they will be expecting a baby in a few months time! Absolutely brilliant news and our prayers and thoughts will be with you guys throughout! MUSIC NEWS Darren Cahil (Music Shop Tullamore) is organizing an Acoustic Session, once a month, kicking off on Friday 2nd March in the '# 1 Nite Club' in Tullamore. The Line-up Confirmed for the night are: Wayne Brennan, Dave Payton, Mark Hogan and myself, accompanied by Mark Conway. Should be a great night, and it's nice to finally see something being done for local singer/songwriters, offering us the opportunity to showcase our originality in an intimate acoustic setting! If this is the type of gig that floats your boat then don't hesitate to drop in. (Its FREE in before 11.00pm.) My last gig in 'De Bruins' went okay. I have to say tho, it's the first gig I've done that I was constantly on the verge of leaving the stage. I felt like shit, and could not concentrate on the songs or my performance. I think even Elton, (bass) was feeling under the weather too, and this uncomfortable vibe that I couldn't shake off wasn't helped by the claustrophobic feeling when the crowd were on top of us, knocking over mics and everything. And the fact that anyone with more than 5 pints in them felt automatically entitled to share the stage with us and scream requests in between songs! Argh... What a nightmare! Thank god the lads were on form to carry it through, Mark especially. Every time he breaks out the James Taylor, it's a pleasure to sit back and enjoy whilst taking a breather. It's a great venue to play in because it's always guaranteed a crowd, but the one thing it cries out for is a proper area for the musicians to set up their equipment. Never mind... I probably wouldn't be complaining if I had been feeling well enough in the first place. MEDIA NEWS An RTE show called 'Three 60' want me to consider the opportunity of being on their show this year, that goes out on TV during the Summer months. The documentary which I'm making, which I'll be posting up information about very soon, may become a feature on it, so fingers crossed things go to plan! I'll be meeting their researcher soon, and once I know what the story is I'll be sure to let everyone know. Exciting possibilities I have to say. I want to thank MID 103fm for their ongoing support and positive reviews too. It's not long to go now till I'm back harassing you guys with my upcoming projects, so thank you all for your patience! Before I go... About this documentary... I'm awaiting notification from Guinness Book of Records before I can make any official statement, so depending on their conclusion to a recent application I submitted, which will determine the direction and objective of my project, I won't be in a position to say what exactly is going on. But all will be revealed in the next week or so. I think that’s all the goss for now. One more final note… I saw a butterfly bobbing around in the beautiful afternoon sunshine, minding his own business, not causing offence to anyone in its path. So free and innocently dancing in the breeze. Spring is in the air, thank god. Roll on the sunshine! BBS Paddy x Posted by paddy slattery on 30 January 2007 at 12:01 |
| Happy New Year! .....kinda. |
Hey all... Almost back to sober after the holiday season... Very difficult time of year, trying to pull yourself out of party mode and back to the reality of ritualistic routine. Our "living for the weekend" disorder, to put it mildly. Nevertheless, I'm in a positive mood and I'm extremely excited and optimistic about the year ahead. I really am... But I cannot help observing the obvious dark clouded atmosphere, as many of us try to come to terms with this self-inflicted psychological transition. (Wow, such a pleasantly philosophical start to 2007, and that only creates the potential for one thing... Talking out of my arse.) Perhaps... Annnyways.......... Aside from that, I just want to say I hope everyone has had a great Christmas, and the best of wished for the brand-spanking shinny new year! I've got major plans this year, and one of which is an extraordinarily ambitious documentary. I'll post some information on the 'Documentary' section of the website in due course, but for now, all as I can say is watch this space! It's going to be big... Very big! The size of planet Earth to be precise. ;o) haha... moving on... On the Music front, I'm back on stage on 19th January, this coming Friday, so please come along. I'll be dusting off the cobwebs and accompanying me are my fellow compadres, Mark Conway, Josh Johnston and Elton Mullally. Should be a great night and I'm looking forward to getting back into the swing of things. (see. GIGS for further details) Also, not forgetting the moneys raised from my debut single 'Breakdown'... I will soon be able to announce the exact location where it will be donated, and upload some information in regards to the great work they do, promoting and supporting Mental Health issues and Suicide Intervention Programs throughout Ireland. Thank you EVERYONE for your amazing ongoing support, and your money too. Because money is also amazing... It makes a difference, and it helps! (Of course money cannot buy you happiness, per say.. But if it could. We'd all be so feckin happy. Can ya imagine that! ) Speaking of money, and what it takes to make musicians bring home the proverbial bacon, my album and single are up on iTunes. Just type 'Paddy Slattery' (me) into the iTunes search engine and up she'll pop! All comments and reviews are welcome too! Right, Before I whisht up, I want to share yet another poem of mine with you. Just touching on the subject raised in the opening rant in this blog entry. For more interesting poetry, if thats what tickles your fancy, check out Colin’s (my great great mate... or uncle...we've not yet negotiated his title yet...but whoever this man is, he's a wise man! with an extraordinary creative imagination.) Check check shamone ------> website www.myspace.com/seabawn Some amazing insights he shares. Okay, gratsious, agus ga rev milla mot agut to fein! (Im also hoping to learn some languages this year, so as you can see, I've a long way to go! Ouu lordy... I knew that mitching idea would come back to haunt me!) Chat soonage, Paddy xx (el-Poem...... ) Shadow of a man. Within the darkness Shaded from light Fashion to forfeit Fear of the fight Struggle to conquer Struggle to scream Struggle with envy Struggle to beam! Insecure conscience Insecure frame Man of all worry disgrace and blame! Backed in a corner Willing to shout Inner voice yelling Nothing comes out! Peers of the pressure Pressured to fail Failure in many minds Mind becomes stale! Stale like the loaf which never to feed Feed will the vulture immersed in greed! Greed is the anger Anger and pain Pain is the guilt submerged in the shame! Trying to break free Efforts in vain! Never to dabble in fortune nor fame! Life becomes death trapped living the game Sneers none to helpful Peers are to blame! THEN Out of the darkness Into the light Fashioned to flourish brighter than bright! Love is the answer Love is the key Joy in abundance Your destiny? For the shadow of a man if never to fight Will never feel love or live in the light! Step out of the darkness and grow! ----------------------------------------------------------- Posted by paddy slattery on 15 January 2007 at 04:00 |
| Merry Christmas! |
Wishing you all a merry Christmas and a peaceful and joyous new year! Christmas #1 on WWW.Outersounds.ie (My first Christmas Number 1!!) ;o) R.I.P. James Brown, legendry soul singer! bbs, Paddy x Posted by paddy slattery on 25 December 2006 at 09:22 |
| Tis da season to be jolly... |
Faw Law law law law.........................law law law law! :O) Here's a poem I wrote a while ago about Christmas, to hopefully sprinkle a bit of humour on the sometimes stressful madness we tend to get caught up in around the festive season! In the words of Damien Rice, "We'll call it Christmas when the adverts begin" Bah humbug! Christmas is here. Time to all cheer… Time to get merry and drink lots of beer! Season of hope, and season of joy… Bank balance low, cholesterol high. Thinking of Jesus…Thinking of Christ… Jesus Christ would you look at the price… Of holly and mistletoe, fake Christmas trees. Santa come quick I’m begging you please! Building no snowman, no throwing snowballs… For where is the snow we were hoping would fall? Weatherman says it’s too close to call… Bah humbug, Christmas is no fun at all. The turkey half done and the Brussels sprouts hard… My grandmother hoping that grandpa gets jarred. And gets on the table and belts out some carols… Rowdy as feck, like our own Colin Farrell. Now don’t get me wrong for I love Christmas day. The screaming and balling of children at play. What ever happened or what is the reason, We overindulge on this great festive season. Celebrate life and the birth of our lord?… Be nice for Santa, you’ll get your reward. Holiday season we should be jolly… Shop ‘til you drop, topping up shopping trolleys… Wife starts to strop…Child wants a dolly… Wife starts to flirt with her new pretty-Polly. Oh to be honest, I wish it would end, And end all the hype that drives me round the bend! Christmas is nothing but stress and a trend… Our motto is obviously Spend Spend Spend Spend! This is my favourite time of year, though you wouldn't think it by reading the poem, but I do love Christmas, and everything about it! We've got so much to be greatful for, and it's the simple traditions which we are celebrating that makes it so special! To anyone that may read this, I want to wish you and your families and friends a Happy Christmas, and a healthy and peaceful New Year! Reflections of 2006 A year I'll never forget! Dreams became reality, Goals were achieved, Boundries were pushed, and Fresh New ideas created for the future! And still somehow managed to maintain a certain level of health and sanity! (I think!) Theres a million and one people I owe thanks too, so hopefully anyone I've come in contact with throughout the last year knows how greatful and appreiative I was for their intervention. The future's bright........ Massive congratulations to my good friend David Mccune (Producer of 'Stand & Deliver') and his lovely partner Joey who are about to become a mammy and daddy in the new year! Our thoughts and prayers are with you both over the next few months. MUSIC ROUND-UP Our final gig in Loughreys in aid of MicroLoans Foundation went well, and thank god it was our final gig! I was absolutely wrecked with a dose and barely had the energy to sing! Thankfully the lads sang some tunes during our set, which went down a treat. So, for the last time this year, fellas, it was a memorable one, and please god we'll have the opportunity to do it again in 07' Mark Conway - Acoustic/Electric guitars and vocals Josh Johnston - Keyboards and Vocals Elton Mullally - Bass and Vocals also thank you to: Cormac Dunne - Drums Ronan Nolan - Drums and Percussion Ronan Mccaffrey - Bass Paul Skelton - Keyboards Baithan Boltan - Keyboards I'm honoured to call you lads my band, and thank you all for helping me realise my musical ambitions! FINAL NEWS BULLETIN The response for my interview on RTE Radio 1, 'Outside the Box' with Olan Mcgowan was unbelievable, and one of my highlights of the year. RTE decided to make my debut single 'Breakdown' a feature on their popular weekend show 'Playback' as a result of the positive feedback, so happy days, and mo money for Suicide Prevention Programs throughout Ireland. The song is STILL selling strong and remains the #1 download on www.outersounds.ie Mega-fantabulous news and long may it continue! (You know, I might just get that Christmas Number 1 afterall. haha. ) To round-up the year, and bring my "publicity campaign" for disability Awareness and Road Safety to a close, I will be featuring in an article for The 'Irish Examiner' Newspaper over the Christmas. Not quite sure yet which edition, but as soon as I know I'll update the information all across the world wide web, so everyone hears about it! ;o) MID Radio 103fm, thank you all for your continuing support of my music! South East Radio, thank you also for supporting my tooones! RTE radio, and any other station that might just be giving my disc a spin! So thats the stoooory for now...............................Thanks for putting up with my rants and ravings, and will hopefully continue my adventure-blogness next year! HO HO HO and away I go... BBS Paddy x Posted by paddy slattery on 20 December 2006 at 11:59 |
| Thinking... 'Outside The Box' |
Becoming Media Friendly in my old age! (MEDIA NEWS) RTE Radio 1 are airing an interview I did yesterday with Olan Mcgowan.on his show 'Outside the Box' It goes out on Tuesday evening at 8.30pm. I wanna thank Colin, my uncle for his constant support in getting RTE intrested in my work and story! Also, it's that time of year again when our media put 'ROAD SAFETY' back on the top of our agendas, and South East Radio 95.6FM have aired an interview I did with Jim Keily, and honourably played some tracks from my album too, so massive thank you to all the staff at that station for your support. My 'Balcony TV' performance never materialized, because we got stuck in rush hour city traffic and literally missed out on the opportunity by half a block! Such a mad day that was, I can only think back on it and laugh! Everything, and I mean, EVERYTHING went wrong that day... oh well... it was just not destined to happen. But thank you anyways to Stephen and his film crew for doing your best for us to make it happen... Perhaps another time eh!? :O) I had promised a while back that I was going to upload an article written by David Power of 'The Tribune' but never got around to doing it... So, to remain true to my word, it is now pasted onto the FORUM, in the 'Stand and Deliver' (The Album) section! (It's a big piece, but if you get the time to read it, I hope you enjoy!) HOW ART THOU!? Went to an Art Exibition held in Tullamore Co. Offaly during the week. It was an exceptional night, with amazing pieces on display, painted by amazing artists. (All art was painted by Leaders and P.A.'s from the C.I.L. therefore, those with a physical "disability" may have had to paint by holding a brush in their mouths or whatever other means nessessary to achieve these fascinating and remarkable results.) The final products will blow you away! I was so impressed, I purchased one by John Egan, of a beautiful golden corn harvest in the setting summer sun. The night was held by the Centre for Independent Living Offaly (O.C.I.L.) and supported by LEADER So look out for the news coverage and examples of the art in local press this coming Wednesday! If you're intrested in making a purchase, or know anyone who may appreciate honest ART, these pieces would make a great Christmas stocking filler! ;o) Please contact Sean Rikkard for further information.(057)9322832 , or email me at this web-email address. Check out Colins new additions to his art collection on www.myspace.com/seabawn Also, check out www.roesy.net and see what our fellow friend and musican Roesy is up to in the world of Art. Massive congratulations and a Happy Birthday to my great sexy gorgous friend Caoimhe 'Rochey' Roche!! I won't disclose your age, cause I know you don't like to be reminded that you're almost as ancient as me now! ;o) Also, Happy 21st Birthday to my cousin Shane White! Twas an awesome party, and I hear there's still remains of your Calvin Kleins being discovered at the Rugby Club! lol Possibly our last gig before Christmas, myself, Mark Conway, Josh Johnston and the ladies favourite, mister Elton Mulally will be performing in Loughreys on Thursday 14th December. It is a charity fundraising night, which I am honoured to be taking part in. MicroLoan Foundation are organizing the event. So please tell a friend or parter and come along for the craic! For more information on their extraordinary work, please visit www.microloanfoundation.org.uk/ I want to wish Cormac Dunne the best of luck too, as his band 'The Stunning' have reformed for a sell-out Nationwide tour which kicks off on 14th December in Galway. http://www.thestunning.net/info.html I think that's about all the gossip I have to share at the moment, so I'm going to shhhhhht up for another while, and hopefully be back soon with more tales of fond adventure! Oh... One more thing... lol... 'Breakdown' has crept back up into the Number 1 position on www.outersounds.ie somehow! There's a right little battle going on there for that spot.... Ouuu..... I WONDER... Who will hold on to be #1 for Christmas!! :ö) haha.... or should I say.. 'wHO wHO wHO'! (Ok, that was a lame attempt at being funny.) I'll end on that note. BBS, Paddy x Posted by paddy slattery on 07 December 2006 at 12:13 |
