KOH - Food this time
Apr 30th, 2008 | By HAL | Category: RestaurantsAfter sampling the liquid delights of KOH in the Millenium walkway, it was high time I scoffed some of their food. For review purposes only, you understand.
After sampling the liquid delights of KOH in the Millenium walkway, it was high time I scoffed some of their food. For review purposes only, you understand.
So I’ve been thinking… What makes a great player? I mean, a world class player on the lines of Pele and Cruyff.
The term gets thrown around a lot these days but players like Best and Platini don’t come along
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At times, music - or, indeed, the lack thereof - can transform a film entirely: it may be a recurring motif, it may unexpectedly wrench our emotions, or it can itself be
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I noticed that this Saturday’s Irish Times carries a photograph of the sand sculpture that is being created in Dublin’s docklands, near the IFSC, by sculptor Daniel Doyle, of Duthain Dealbh (Fleeting Sculpture).
On
This morning I did my usual scout around the footie sites and I see that Alexander Hleb has joined the ever increasing list of players, mangers and fans who have been hitting out about the quality of the refereeing in
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The second album from the Raconteurs came as a bit of a surprise to most, not least because the band decided against any pre-release promotion, only giving press the heads up a week before the date it
KOH is a new trendy-but-not-too-cool place has just opened in Little Italy. That’s the Millenium Walkway on the north side of the Millenium Bridge.
It’s a bar/lounge/Eastern fusion restaurant - I haven’t eaten there (yet) but so far so impressed.
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Well folks, Arsenal v Liverpool in the Champions League was a massive game for us Arsenal Fans due to the fact that the ass has fallen out of our premier league bid in the wake of Eduardo’s injury.
In the end
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So, the Irish economy is going to complete shit (as is the world economy, it would seem) – for now, at least.
This, then, will be the real test of Patrick “Bertie” Ahern’s
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The Chinese government stated today that “no force” will stop the Olympic Games.
How intriguing that this one-party dictatorship should use language that suggests it is somehow under attack (perhaps from pro-Tibet protesters?)
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