Just a quick heads up just three days left to order that #notesonrave tee before they go to print. All cash going to support the work of @masi_asylum! https://t.co/5gvArlQkgI

Thanks to all #CultureNight2020 viewers! Delighted with the numbers & the amount of donations made to MASI. To go that little bit further we've this once-off t-shirt to mark it all going online. Order and viewing links are over at https://t.co/Vu7WydCdYm!

Oh and we’re be asking peeps to share their own rave reminiscences, thoughts and memories as prompted by the documentary. The intention is to eventually collate the best of them as part of a digital timeline. https://t.co/exbVZjrgdZ

Right, anybody from London in this place?! @docnrollfest are running a #NotesOnRaveinDublin screening at the @thecastlecinema in Hackney on April 25th. 🎟️Tickets at https://t.co/gxfls66ljz🎟️

Big one for Irish clubbing culture this Friday @sugarclubdublin ☝️ get down to #notesonrave @DublinDigiRadio @wearerabble tickets are still available! 🇮🇪

Tickets are flying out for tomorrow's Notes on Rave in Dublin screening with @DublinDigiRadio! If you want to see it, then we STRONGLY ADVISE buying on Eventbrite. Doors open from 7pm and we'll kick off the film at 8pm!! https://t.co/OT03msIwWL

Farewell https://t.co/elc7r2SKqm @wearerabble - well done on shining a light on some dodgy stuff and making a change, and best of luck to you all

We’ve thrown some banging parties over the years and coming up this Saturday we have rabble's Final (ish) Ruckus.. It promises to top them all with some of Dublin’s best selectors set to blast the dancefloor in the Commerical Rowing Club.

Paul Dillon talks to the people that have turned tracking trolleys into one of the main statistical tropes of the crisis in our healthcare system about why it matters. https://t.co/A2yPxFcsOc

One thing we know how to do in rabble is bring the ruckus. Logistical nightmares have forced us to push out our exhibition and the planned “best of” collection but we’re coming through with a big old bash in the Commercial Rowing Club https://t.co/RianCBz4IK

Sean Finnan caught up with Vinny Dermody, a 17 year veteran of Ireland’s independent scene with The Jimmy Cake to find out what kind of a contrary bastard starts a label at a time like this. https://t.co/1Vv0ZoBEKs

Rashers Tierney talks to Seamus Bradley about a novel model of food supply that cuts out the big box retailers and puts a group of people and a local farmer into a mutually beneficial relationship. https://t.co/KiMp7mbw7Y

Harry Hangover met some rather esteemed gents in #rabble15 who had some rather devilish plans for the "appointed one..." https://t.co/xU3knmAdH8

Tragic Terry and the Magic Cowboy were reunited at last in #rabble15, and if you stick with we’ll be sure to update you with some whopper predictions for your future! https://t.co/qqqGY8KPgA

Suburban Super Cinemas! A small, but striking piece of Dublin’s cultural heritage was sold recently for 2.7 million to an unnamed European family. Rialto’s art deco cinema has lain in a state of disrepair for several years. Patrick… https://t.co/iqeZQx9RkX

Who is Conor Skehane? Could he be the overseer of an intelligent housing ecosystem where all and varied needs are humanely met, communities supported and at least shelter provided to all? https://t.co/R71hUf02LK

Giuliano Granato and Bethan Bowett-Jones of the new left radical party Potere Al Popolo to talk about rebuilding the left. https://t.co/lPflBXVhNO

Tom Mills is the author of the BBC - Myth Of A Public Service, a critical history of the BBC. Sean Finnan sat down with him to talk about role of public service broadcasting in a time of growing media distrust. https://t.co/Ei6ZeqfDD4

All going well, there will be one hell of a hooha. Thanks for all the well wishes. We're not quite dead yet though.

Dear friends and colleagues and comrades - I would like to invite you to Asylum Archive publication launch on the 12th of October in Temple Bar Gallery and Studious in Dublin. Please share it widely!