Silly Jimmy Kimmel. He should have just called for all homeless people to be killed and he’d still have a job.

There’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for people to build on the rubble of what’s being destroyed before our eyes. Private corporations bending over to forcefeed everyone government-approved speech is evil and amoral, but more than anything this creates boring, inauthentic, unwatchable shit.

Charlie Kirk spent his life‘s work and all of his energy and time targeting out-groups while arguing for a world in which gun massacres would be easy to enact, plentiful, and inevitable, and he became famous and wealthy doing it, and we’re now not supposed to mention that because it’s not polite.

[bombing half the planet] haw haw whatchagonnado about it, power flows from a gun [watching one nazi get shot] please… not Violence

so far the greatest contribution made by (purported) AI is quickly identifying (so many) people, who get paid to read and write, who have lost (or never had) respect for reading and writing

Presents from my brother to aid with post-op pain & blues

This thread is a little slice of muppet heaven...

If Trump liked animals you wouldn't put it past him actually making his horse Consul at this point.

I realise this is very much besides the point but fair play to Sophie Raiworth for pronouncing 'Ballymena' correctly on BBC news.

Not far wrong!

𝐁𝐀𝐋𝐋𝐘𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐀 | 00:51 Police are currently attending the Larne Street area of Ballymena, where a house has been set alight.

Breaking: Israeli Security Minister Itmar Ben-Gvir has confirmed what BBC, RTE and CNN have been speculating about; Israel did not capture the Madleen boat as it had been promised to them thousands of years ago.

We’ve all been there, babe

Big Beautiful Bunfight

It’s called taxing the rich, buddy.

1725: Landlordism is the scourge of Ireland. 1825: Landlordism is the scourge of Ireland. 1925: Landlordism is the scourge of Ireland but... 2025: ...

One of the greatest deceptions of our time is the false narrative that we should be more concerned about a poor person misusing the welfare system or an immigrant being here illegally than we are about the ultra wealthy abusing the system and cruel people having unchecked power over all of us.

The send-em-all-home crowd are now bitching that the deportation orders they screamed and cried for are expensive to enforce and like, what do you people WANT???

The Irish Gov't is so full of shit.

Artist: IguanaMouth (I changed the words for chronic illness)

Let me share a #painting with you. "Heuston I" was the first time I painted Dublin city's main western railway station, and the bridge beside it that also carries the name of Seán Heuston. I love that station and bridge, and the place they hold in the city - and the country even. #SpeirGorm #ArtYear

Irish Heritage Studies – a new OPW journal – launched 27 May. Explore 200 years of Irish history through original research on our heritage sites, conservation, and state projects. Order: gandoneditions.com/products/opw #IrishHeritageStudies #OPW200 #HeritageMatters

Sunrise on Tuesday morning on the Antrim coast. 📍 Ballycastle, County Antrim 📸 Anne Kelly • @annlizkelly.bsky.social

John Le Carré's mum was the author of The Spy Who Had To Come In From The Cold Because He'd Worn His Coat In A Warm House Earlier And When He Went Out He Didn't Feel The Benefit.

More than 100 of the UK’s most high-profile disabled people urge the Prime Minister to abandon the “inhumane and catastrophic plans to cut disability benefits”. My exclusive: www.theguardian.com/society/2025...

I had forgotten about this but Ireland’s Road Safety Authority is like Drink Aware, which looks like a State health initiative, but is an alcohol industry funded organisation to promote ‘responsible drinking’. It’s there to prevent any real action being taken, not for the public’s benefit.

The Prime Minister’s national security adviser was in secret talks with UVF commander Winston Irvine until six months ago — long after he’d been caught red-handed with guns and ammunition, it can be revealed.

Your reminder that NatWest was one of the banks that threatened to leave Scotland if we voted for independence. That worked out well. Next time, Scotland, don’t be so gullible. www.theguardian.com/business/202...

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Saw this for the first time on Sunday, fantastic!

“…if the UK is falling apart, a decision on Northern Ireland’s place within it could be forced on us in much more chaotic conditions” ~Fintan O’Toole The Irish Times [it’s not as if people haven’t been screaming this from the roof tops for quite some time … and ignored] ☕️🥐

Donald Trump‘s deranged Memorial Day screed against federal judges raises two serious questions: When exactly was former president Biden diagnosed with cancer? And why has he not held a solo press conference to address it?

Each White House has its traditions. For JFK, it was Camelot-themed cultural gatherings. For Trump, it's holiday-themed rants against Democrats, judges, and political undesirables. Each is part of the festive cornucopia that make the American presidency so delightfully idiosyncratic.

I just got back to Brooklyn from Canada. I saw some orcas. One was a little baby. Here is some orca video content. That is my contribution to the Great BlueSky Discourse.

Absolutely surreal to have lived through the Napster days and watched as the titans of industry moved hell and high water to lock down any possible chance that someone's song might get swapped online without giving the studios a cut and now those same people are just like "well we gotta steal music"

I'm working on a piece about arts funding in Ireland, and I'm looking for people's experiences in dealing with various funding bodies. Let me know your thoughts (good or bad), bugbears, frustrations, and any weird quirks in the application processes that you think don't make sense. 📄 DM or reply. ✅

contemplating the potential longterm impacts of people primarily getting their news from websites that read like they were written by and for people who have just been hit in the head with a hammer repeatedly

A pro-Brexit group that bankrolled the Chagos legal challenge is planning a series of others to "tie [the govt] up in knots for the next few years". For this week's Observer, I take a look at the people behind the Great British PAC 👇 observer.co.uk/news/politic...

Getting account holders’ permission to steal their money would kill the bank robber industry.

lol

Something fishy about this sob story (1) The photos are stock shots taken in 2012 and 2014, available from Shutterstock and Alamy—links below. (2) There’s no trace of bankers Al and Alexandra Moy anywhere other than the Telegraph 🤔 www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/... www.alamy.com/stock-photo-...

I have just watched a documentary on Belfast school Holy Cross Boys on @aljazeera.com and it was magnificent! Highly recommend. In absolute bits (in a good way!)

Ballycastle, shot a while ago on an old Nikon FE film camera

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