Muppet relaunch (no, really)

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  • joeSoap
    New Signing
    • Mar 2003
    • 5828

    #1

    Muppet relaunch (no, really)

    Muppet relaunch planned for Kermit’s 50th birthday
    27/09/2005 - 18:19:11

    Kermit the Frog is to celebrate fifty years in showbiz with a massive world tour.

    The green amphibian will kick off his global adventure in Texas next month, by relaunching the Muppets brand in the town of Kermit, West Virginia.

    A new TV series and mobile ring tones are all in the pipeline for the furry friends – who have rarely been seen since their heyday in the eighties.
  • ThatGuy
    Banned
    • Feb 2005
    • 734

    #2
    Damn, judging by the thread title I presumed that David Hasslehoff had just announced a show in The Point

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    • carrickharp
      Formerly: dublinharp
      • Nov 2004
      • 1896

      #3
      I thought you were on about Bon Jovi playing Croke Park...
      “Jockey Wilson . . . What an athlete.” - Sid Waddell
      www.donegaldarts.com

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      • joeSoap
        New Signing
        • Mar 2003
        • 5828

        #4
        Originally posted by ThatGuy
        Damn, judging by the thread title I presumed that David Hasslehoff had just announced a show in The Point
        Not quite the point, but hope this floats yer boat....


        BAYWATCH star David Hasselhoff is expected to visit Naas in the near
        future to formally launch the town's newest nightclub, Bondai Beach .
        The club opened its doors two weekends ago at what was formerly known as
        'the Bauhaus' on the Newbridge Road and the response so far has been
        very positive.
        The new venture also sees Swan Dowling's pub change its name for the
        first time since it opened - it's now called 'Ned Kelly's'. Now
        management are busy trying to book the world's most famous celluloid
        lifeguard, the mighty 'Hoff' himself, for the venue's first beach party
        in October.
        New owner Maurice Doolin opened his first Bondai Beach nightclub in
        Stillorgan in Dublin a year ago and the venue now attracts up to 1,500
        people a night, seven nights a week.
        "The concept behind it is it's all party music like when you go away on
        your holidays," he explained. "When you walk into the place you think
        you are on the beach. It's very bright and full of mirrors and there's a
        beach bar and a cocktails bar."
        He added: "The youngest DJ is 29 and there's no dance music. The fun has
        gone out of nightclubs with dance music and people are taking it too
        seriously. But we're bringing a bit of fun back to the nightclub scene.
        We even have a slow set."
        Maurice, who has worked in the entertainment industry for 25 years and
        opened 40 nightclubs in that time, said he was on the lookout for a
        venue in Naas for a while before the complex at Swan Dowlings came on
        the market.
        "Jim Power is my uncle so I used to come down to Naas every year for my
        summer holidays," he revealed. "I always had great craic in Naas so I
        jumped at the chance of opening up here."
        The nightclub - which has trebled its dance floor space - is open from
        Thursday to Sunday (admission E10) and all drinks are priced at E3. And
        the pub, which has an extended outdoor decking area complete with
        jacuzzi, now has a licence to stay open until 2am.
        "By keeping the drink prices low it means a young couple with a mortgage
        can get a night out for a little over E40," said Maurice. "The drinks in
        the pub will be priced at E3 as well.
        "What we do in the club is three times a year we have a monster beach
        party and bring in 90 tonnes of sand. We also have a full-size swimming
        pool which holds about 25 people."
        The pub has also had a revamp. A cocktail bar takes centre stage and TV
        screens are mounted on the walls showing 'live' footage from the dance
        floor next door. Punters have the option of sending requests via text
        message.
        "Basically I'm reinventing the wheel," said Maurice. "The game has
        gotten too serious with all that dance music so I'm bringing back fun to
        the nightclubs."

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        • fosterdollar
          First Team
          • Jun 2001
          • 1766

          #5
          "all that dance music"
          "young couple with a mortgage - night out for €40"
          "slow set"

          my head is spinning.
          Last edited by fosterdollar; 29/09/2005, 12:14 PM.
          "I don’t want to tempt fate, but Thierry Henry is not having one of his best nights." - RTE co-commentator Jim Beglin, minutes before TH struck the stunning winner.

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          • joeSoap
            New Signing
            • Mar 2003
            • 5828

            #6
            All drinks €3??

            Lots of water based lager and shorts for everyone then....and probably special offers on slops and spillage.

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            • Pauro 76
              Coach
              • Jun 2001
              • 6578

              #7
              "slow set"

              ah them were the innocent days....
              'Fascists dress in black and go round telling people what to do, where as priests.....'

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