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What is behind attacks on Irish NGOs?
Women’s Aid last week received hundreds of abusive online comments. Let’s not be immune to how, in just a few short years, occurrences like this go unremarked.
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If Helen McEntee's "peace enforcement" is anything like planning law, rules of the road, building standards, e-scooters, etc, I dont think the boys in Hezbollah have much to worry about 🤣🤣
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Esto también es un triunfo de la santa iglesia católica apostólica romana frente al diabólico evangelismo yanki
If you think Sally Rooney is so brave just check out what Lady Teeth and the 11th Baroness of Pedophilia have to say in today's English newspapers
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He's saying this in character as 'John Banville.' The flesh-and-blood John Banville is almost incontinent in the number of petitions and open letters he signs.
‘Second-rate artists and mediocrities can take a stand. Real artists don’t take a stand on anything’ — John Banville buff.ly/HSmql5q
Jim O'Callaghan says as successful barrister and justice minister i can't actually comprehend the world but it does makes me fit to lead Fianna Fáil and he's entirely correct
Replying to @OCallaghanJim
While it is vital to ensure that people understand the concept of consent when it comes to sexual relationships, this video did not advance that aim and in many ways was counterproductive.
Attacks on the crisis centres this week and the spineless government contribution is one of those episodes activists have to remember because nobody of influence will ever acknowledge it happened in future
Government vote to abolish Irish military neutrality and journalists line up next morning to ask them about Ryan Tubridy. Imagine how useless they all will be when we are actually fighting other people's wars.
The only genuinely Irish aspect to the online headbanger scene is it's backlash to a society that showed itself capable of having difficult and complicated conversations. It is all anathema to the world of deference they long after.
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Sir Cliff Richard, 86, aiming for fourth Christmas No1 with surprise REGGAE version of The Lord is My Shepherd.
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There was nothing inevitable about Sally Rooney's success in a rotten book industry. A talent loathed from London to Manhattan by a cohort who look down on even a Trinity education. Whatever you think of her politics, you have to credit for driving these people even more mental.
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Type of thing referenced in a 7th century manuscript by a guy named Theobald of Cremona that later scholars conclude is obviously made up
Priest gave sermon on spontaneity of death just before falling crucifix killed him during livestreamed mass trib.al/z1QhWvA
Éilis O'Hanlon is a failed novelist whose journalism could be replaced twentyfold if she vanished tomorrow. Éilis O'Hanlon is a dreary performance who does exactly as expected every turn and it's exactly the professional cowardice that makes a Sally Rooney remarkable.
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current hyperfixation is the letraset typeface competition of 1970 in dublin, ireland that birthed tuam unical.
which, to me, is one of the best irish language display fonts out there, nothing has come close to it since.
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