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posted by
davidt
on Monday February 02 2009, @12:30PM
An anonymous person writes:
As of this week, the Dublin Event Guide, which was referenced at Morrissey's brilliant Marlay Park gig in August 2006, along with its music writer Siobhán Kane who wrote, as Moz himself said "something beautiful" about him, has sadly stopped printing because of the severe economic conditions. It has been something of an institution in Irish, and most specifically, Dublin cultural life, and several brilliant writers have gone through its ranks, though the past few years have been particularly notable for Kane's contributions. Apparently it will continue on in a web-based form in the future (www.eventguide.ie) and the word is that it might go back to its printed form at some point. As a Dublin local, I wanted to pass this information on to fellow Morrissey fans that might not be aware of it, not just because he was a fan of the publication, but because he loves (as all of you surely do) good music journalism, and this modest publication was a true ambassador for that. A sad day for the independents, but hopefully it will live to fight many other days, it deserves to.
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We'll miss it when it's gone (Score:1)
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Ahemmm... (Score:0)
"Skin up, fairies!" (Score:0)
All da best-...on da left hand side!
S.
(PS/ Write those fairy tales Siobhan! You know you want to...)
English jobs nicked by immigrants (Score:0)
With all respect i think a pup journalist in the dublin post takes the back burner
irene
liverpool