Taking in the view of Shrove lighthouse this morning.

Surrealing in the Years: Wait a minute, the British Army did WHAT to Irish civilians? jrnl.ie/6718911

The Inishowen Head Walk looking south across Lough Foyle to Derry and Antrim.

Just said something similar in reply to another post. Usual colonial arrogance when it comes to Irish. They wouldnt do this with names in any other language for fear of being branded rascist, but Irish is fair game to them.

Psst!

From a country that colonized half the world and stripped it bare.

Looking forward to Spain reciprocating on this policy.

So Joe Duffy will be on the Late Late Show. That's great. He's a man who we don't hear much about. 🥱

A crow harassing a buzzard overhead.

Swan Park, Buncrana.

A not so well camouflaged male pheasant.

A well camouflaged female pheasant.

An early evening shot of the Peace Bridge and Cityside, Derry, Ireland. #Derry #Landscape #Photography #Ireland

Great view this morning from Inishowen Head. Slemish, North Antrim, Scotland, Rathlin, Scotland again, Islay, Jura, Islay again.

James Connolly addressing IWW May Day rally in Union Sq, New York in 1908 🇮🇪

The moon over Lough Foyle at Shrove on this night, 2018.

Binn Fhoibhne, Co. Dhoire.

Deeply concerning as media ownership continues to shift to the control of fewer and wealthier individuals. Press freedom and pluralism face ‘existential battle’ across EU, report finds:

O’Doherty’s Castle at Burt, Inishowen. (This day, 2023)

Kneecap taking 'action' against people who spread 'deliberate falsehoods' after Coachella gig jrnl.ie/6688093

“What’s at issue is unionist control and domination.” ~Brian Feeney The Irish News ☕️🥐

*Unless Trump’s other efforts at dictatorship are restrained by the courts, he is very likely to come for the press more systematically, and there are several ways he can do this* prospect.org/justice/2025...

Name the new National Children’s hospital after the great Dr Kathleen Lynn - a bill to be introduced to the Dáil. I would sincerely hope this would have cross party, even unanimous, support. She more than deserves this honour #speirgorm www.con-telegraph.ie/2025/04/21/b... to

Try again, Dr. Oetker. 🇨🇮❓ @droetker-de.bsky.social

“You could be forgiven for thinking Martin is deliberately stalling progress towards reunification, because reunification will inevitably mean the end of the FF/FG duopoly on government in the south.” ~Brian Feeney The Irish News ☕️🥐

“Time and time again we see examples of politicians who seem only to find their voice when they no longer have the capacity to put into action the things they advocate.” ~Tom Collins The Irish News ☕️🥐

Kneecap turn Coachella into craic agus ceoil eile www.rte.ie/entertainmen...

Léiríodh ‘Meisias’ le Handel den chéad uair ag Halla Ceoil an Uasail Neale, Sráid Sheamlas an Éisc, Baile Átha Cliath ar 13 Aibreán 1742. #Éire #BaileÁthaCliath #Ceol #Handle #Meisias #Gaeilge #Gaeilinn

Scoreline aside, great performance by the Irish women. 🏉

Incredible first half performance from the Irish women. Fingers crossed for the second half. 🏉

Sculpture at Central Bank HQ cost €616,000 - more than double its initial price tag jrnl.ie/6675319

Sunset in Howth

News reporter with fluent Irish? The Journal is hiring its first-ever Gaeltacht Correspondent jrnl.ie/6667597

There'll be 100% tariffs by teatime.

Free choice - the choice to be ethnically cleansed or killed. Amazing. #netanyahu

My illustration for Irish Artists For Palestine is on the cover of the next issue of Misneach's "Mionlach" 🇵🇸 More information here: www.instagram.com/p/DH-9dDqNoA...

Fantastic 🙌🏽

Tony Benn would have turned 100 today. A rare, courageous and continuous voice for peace, Tony was driven by the radical idea that all human life had equal value. We all have our inspirations – and he was mine. Happy birthday Tony.

Beautiful night out there now on Rathlin.

Conradh na Gaeilge slams DUP legal challenge to Irish language signs in Belfast station jrnl.ie/6665724

Sunset at the Hellfire #tuesdayvibe #1stApril

Maidin mhaith.

Hauliers warn they are witnessing an 'epidemic' of mobile phone use on the roads jrnl.ie/6664718