Saw david gray last night. The man himself and his band were phenomenal.

The crowd on the other hand. Christ almighty. Nonstop up and down to the bar. At one stage he was telling a lovely story about the passing of his father and he had to shush the crowd and near plead with them not to go to the bar. He did so well to make it kindof banter-y but you knew he was annoyed/disappointed.

I will never understand people paying that much money for a gig and talking their way through it and going up and down to the bar so many times. I won’t mention the ‘ole ole’s’. Made me feel like a proper curmudgeon.

Harris posted this on Bluesky and possibly TikTok/X, he deleted it since, it was supposed to have the tagline 'the road ahead' ( An Ród so Romham) but the AI app changed 'Ród' to 'Bod', Irish for penis :D

Great drying in Galway today! These guys are working on their tan.

Mass Aerial Survey of Ireland currently underway, most likely to update google/bing maps.

Ryan Adams played in the waterfront hall last night. Heartbreaker tour, playing the full album. Signs everywhere saying no flash photography as he has eplipsiy. He was a rambling mess, slow motion car crash.

Played a good bit of heartbreaker. Wasnt too bad.

And then at the end of this set someone flashed him with a camera. And he storms off. But he came back on.

The second half was meant to be the greatest hits. Hour and a half of him steadily getting drunker or something. I'm not sure. Just jazz with him stumbling around.

Someone from his crew should've stepped in and taken off stage it was that bad. Watching someone having a breakdown. The man is not well.

A weird weird gig.

Think he's playing Dublin tonight. I can't imagine he'll be in any shape to perform.

I've been waking up unsesasonably early as of late. Think its the early morning sun. Going on my second group hike later today and looking forward to it. As a recovering lonely lad in his late 30s Im feeling grateful and appeeciate of having the opportunities I've been missing in my life.

Hey hey we’ve just moved in this weekend finally after months and months of back and forth. Feeling so chuffed and grateful to be in this position.

Wondering next what can we do with our back garden to get it lunch looking. It’s currently cracked and dry - lots of small stones and bits of plastic left from builders. I’ve read some articles related to using sand and soil combo etc. anyone help would be great - wanted to become a proud gardner.

Saw 4 swallows a few days ago flying around like F16s all excited, they usually arrive in my area east of Ireland around the 20th so they are early this year, could be a sign or something feck knows but it's lovely to see them.

Trying to watch Love/Hate on the RTE Player and it’s an absolute nightmare. When it’s not stopping for ad breaks it’s just freezing altogether and the best part is I’m required by law to pay for it 😐 Has anyone EVER had a good experience with it?