Darach Ó Séaghdha
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That @theirishfor guy. Author of Motherfoclóir & Craic Baby. He/Him.
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Dr Mary McAuliffe
about 13 hours ago
One of my fav occasions of the Decade of Centenaries wasthe 2014 commemoration of the founding of Cumann na mBan at Glasnevin. President Michael D gave a wonderful speech paying tribute to the women & I was the respondent as Pres of the
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Speech at the State Ceremony Marking the Centenary of the Foundation of Cumann na mBan | President of Ireland
Welcome to the website of the President of Ireland.
https://president.ie/en/media-library/speeches/speech-at-the-state-ceremony-marking-the-centenary-of-the-foundation-of-cum
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Christopher J Stevens
about 4 hours ago
Corcra aon (agus corcra dó)
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The James Bond series is a very find example of what scientists call The Surf Dracula Problem.
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Thom
about 9 hours ago
My last word on the matter
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EHarris
about 4 hours ago
Even Michael D’s tie matched! Ar fheabhas!
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Purple Reign.
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about 5 hours ago
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On this theme, sports photography from the 1970s and 80s had this gorgeous blue glow because the light from now-banned bulbs passing through clouds of cigarette smoke created a (lethal and ecologically catastrophic) kind of beautiful Instagram filter.
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Cethan Leahy
about 15 hours ago
There is no winning. Read a book in public, you get accused of being performative. Don't read a book in public, Joyce Carol Oates says you are a human shell with no inner life. 😞
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Tom Ewing
about 10 hours ago
I like the Carry On films but the lore is too confusing, impossible for modern audiences to accept these people could play a major part in the French Revolution AND lose their bras on camping holidays
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Dave Clapper
about 6 hours ago
This is my favorite post today about JCO. I'd completely forgotten "On Boxing," and how good it is. Might have to revisit it.
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In the latest issue of my union's magazine, the answer to one of the crossword clues is
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. That's how you know you've made it!
about 8 hours ago
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At least MM and LV have the bare minimum professionalism and manners to keep a poker face up. Harris looks like his uncle promised him a florin to go to the Araby Bazaar with, but staggered home far too late for him to be able to go down and buy anything to impress Mangan's sister.
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Clodagh Tait
about 10 hours ago
Most Irish moment of the presidential inauguration: 'there's the president's husband, a woodwork teacher for many years, and of course her father was a carpenter's, and she has a brother who's very involved with Galway hookers'.
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Conor
about 10 hours ago
The people want modern Faulkner
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Electric bill in the south #comedy #faulkner #airconditioning #electricbill #heat
YouTube video by Jerry Wayne Live
https://youtube.com/shorts/EeZjqEYxkZk?si=HvjgGZbsvah0DETU
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Claire (aka val loughcrew)
about 10 hours ago
I know a author who's work you'll like 🙂↕️
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Peadar Ó Caomhánaigh
about 10 hours ago
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Puerto Rico Queen
about 12 hours ago
That’s such a sharp connection her critique of spectacle and ego in On Boxing feels even more relevant watching this play out in real time.
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Joe Griffin
about 12 hours ago
That's a genius scene because she's technically right, but her overreaction was unhinged, a peak at her real self. A paradox of most IP is that it's kept afloat by the army of casual fans, who don't care as much about continuity.
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Joe Griffin
about 12 hours ago
Ara sure, they can just reboot it and pretend it never happened. Hire Harris Dickenson or whoever as Bond as a young fella. That Chris Pine Star Trek doesnt mention how Captain Kirk no longer looks like William Shatner.
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Cethan Leahy
about 13 hours ago
Do what Ian Fleming would do! Reveal that he has amnesia and forget that he was in disguise as a Japanese fisherman all this time.
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Conor
about 13 hours ago
Just thinking about Anthony Horowitz’s Alex Rider books where Alex somehow managed to do all that insane spy shit across like 10 books in the space of a single year because he remained 14 years old throughout.
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Q looks at a medical chart and tells Bond that the absurd levels of alcohol and chlamydia in his system have actually killed the virus.
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about 13 hours ago
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I'm with William on this. Not every entertainment series needs to have a "lore" like it's Der Ring des Nibelungen. Maybe we just like double entendres and state of the art stunt work?
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about 13 hours ago
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Oh come on, we didn't see him die! He can just wash ashore, coughing and demanding a martini from the first girl he sees on the beach.
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bleary
about 13 hours ago
“Good thing Q injected me with that anti-bomb serum” This is not hard
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TiMurphySmith
about 13 hours ago
Have I got a novel of that for you. (also a whole bunch of short stories)
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Kirkdale Bookshop
about 13 hours ago
Sparse Race
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Bring back plush, indulgent prose!
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Ian Mac Lochlainn
about 14 hours ago
Joyce Carol Oates does onboxing YouTubes
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Anne-Marie
about 15 hours ago
This thread 🧵
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Anthony Oliveira
about 17 hours ago
there's a moment in PARADISE LOST where Satan arrives in Eden and realizes Hell isn't a place; it's a thing he carries within him and it'll follow him wherever he goes. and i think about that when i see these awful rich men whose monstrous wealth has enriched them not at all
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NJ
1 day ago
Emily Maitlis admitting she worked at the bbc to try and get healthcare for trans people shut down
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Hello Boils and Ghouls
1 day ago
Joyce Carol Oates please post about how Musk has never known the joy of tackling a Grizzly Bear Cub
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leon
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𝚁𝚎𝚍 𝚁𝚊𝚌𝚑𝚎𝚕
about 16 hours ago
I have the flu and it’s painful to laugh but this was worth it
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EHarris
about 16 hours ago
Slán Miggldy! I’m going to miss our president Michael D, but looking forward to seeing what Catherine Connolly does in this role.
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Kashana
about 20 hours ago
Every time someone’s like “put that in the louvre,” my head now goes “and then steal it from the louvre, the security password is louvre”
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The fact that Joyce Carol Oates clearly loves beating the shit out of Musk invites us, the readers, to revisit and reconsider our assessment of her famous work, "On Boxing".
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about 16 hours ago
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ꛤꛎꚶꚳ 𖦪ꚲꛎꛘ
about 24 hours ago
Post a non religious photo you think of as holy.
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Claire Bradley
1 day ago
And in this lesser known but great version of Les Liaisons Dangereuses
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Fairuza Balk should have been a bigger star. She'd have been amazing in the Jack Sparrow role in POTC or the Catherine Zeta Jones role in High Fidelity.
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Post a non religious photo you think of as holy.
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🌎🐎John Hyphen🎮🤠
1 day ago
this, and the fact that airlines don't pay any tax on the fuel they use, are things more people should know
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Joe Griffin
1 day ago
Me: The Two Johnnies are playing St Anne's Park next year. Wife: What do you mean? Are they playing chasing or something?
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Aoḋán Ó Conġaile
1 day ago
I took an electromagnetism course as part of college and the thing they don't tell you about magnets is the more you learn about them, the less sense they make.
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Patrick Smith
1 day ago
If politicians are weighing in on magnets, the brilliant thing is that they are both entirely made of spin
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รℓσαɳε ℓყรɓεƭɦ 🏳️🌈
1 day ago
joyce carol oates has the worst possible opinions ever and then, once in a while, she publicly wrecks an elon musk or a jk rowling.
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The Journal
1 day ago
"We had never read anything quite like it." Hungarian-British author David Szalay has won the Booker Prize for his novel Flesh.
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Hungarian-British author David Szalay wins Booker Prize 2025 for Flesh
Judging panel chair Roddy Doyle said the judges had “never read anything quite like it”.
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Will Corcoran
1 day ago
The paradox is neatly encapsulated by the thought experiment 'what if Ronnie Drew had ever covered I Touch Myself, by Divinyls'
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