Seán Fay

@AkaPaulHoward 3 months gone, the very best boy. Muggy x

@businessposthq Irish Tech Start Up / Scale Up sector = less than 2% of total workforce

A rapid deflation of the AI bubble risks tipping the economy into a deeply damaging recession, Bank of Ireland modelling shows. businesspost.ie/banking/ai-bub…

@Frank_Connolly_ youtu.be/Mjelniy9bHY?is… Grandfather responded to burning down of his town.. father did not want to get on a boat to blow up a pub? think your point was this jurisdiction gave up on the North? Issue is lots of folks up there wanted out of Dev*s Ireland. they had a point?

Why do free staters think 1920s RA good, 1970s-1990s RA bad? I need serious and sincere answers to this question from actual free staters/west brits/jackeens.

Dublin Council can f*** right off, paying thousands in rates, hundreds and water charges, 25% of their staff should be fired . Why do we never look for efficiency and only for more money to fund inefficiency?

@myles_premium_ I can’t see him being outside this rule, if his other residency is Ireland personal tax for high incomes is higher there…

Tesco pay £6bn in UK taxes every year. He doesn't pay personal tax here because he doesn't live in the UK. £10m a year is cheap for a CEO running a profitable billion pound business providing 340k jobs.... He should really be on about 5x that.

@Brendan_Lee__ @MilkRoadAI Correct

@MilkRoadAI $8/month on a cow that takes 24 months to grow fully is almost $200. Across 5000 head that’s $1M. I just don’t see it workout out for the price.

This is WILD. Peter Thiel just bet $2 billion on a collar that wraps around a cow’s neck. The company is called Halter and it has a proprietary algorithm that runs the entire operation. They actually trademarked the name for it and called it the Cowgorithm and here's how it works. A farmer opens an app, taps a button, and 600,000 cows across three countries start walking toward the milking station on their own. No farm dogs, fences or physical labor, it's just a solar-powered GPS collar sending sound and vibration cues to each animal. The collar does more than move cows around. It monitors digestion, fertility cycles, and health patterns in real time, 24 hours a day, using machine learning trained on the behavior of hundreds of thousands of animals. Halter was founded by a rocket engineer who built spacecraft at Rocket Lab before deciding that farming was the bigger unsolved problem. US ranchers alone have already used the technology to build over 11,000 miles of virtual fencing, roughly the full perimeter of the continental United States, saving an estimated $220 million in physical fencing costs. Halter's previous funding round valued the company at $1 billion. This new round, led by Thiel's Founders Fund, doubles that valuation to $2 billion before the new money even hits the account. And they charge farmers between $5 and $8 per animal per month on a subscription model, meaning the more cows they collar, the more locked-in the revenue becomes. The most powerful venture capitalist on earth just decided that the future of food and farming runs through an algorithm named after a cow. He might be right.

@MilkRoadAI This business was tried and pivoted away from in Ireland more than 10 years ago..

@capexbt Only 20% total goes via that route

Oil is up 40% in Europe. In the countries closest to Iran it barely moved. You’re not paying for a real shortage. You’re paying for a story. - Iran closed Hormuz to the world. But Chinese tankers are still passing through. Iran is literally selecting who gets oil - China stockpiled 1.4 billion barrels before the war started. They knew. Europe stockpiled nothing - Turkey, Georgia, the Caucasus sit right next to Iran. Pipeline oil still flowing. Prices not moving. - Europe doesn’t even buy Iranian oil. They’re paying a 40% premium on oil that was never disrupted for them - The “shortage” raised prices most in the countries furthest from the conflict and least in the countries next to it That’s not a supply crisis. That’s Europeans being scammed.

@BenHaugh Was handed to me recently by a Dublin Barman… “One Guinness Pointless”

Guinness 0.0 is now the third most popular pint in some pubs. Pretty remarkable. independent.ie/life/food-drin…

@businessposthq Every VC wants to make the next billionaire, if they could.

Enterprise Ireland has partnered with 500 Global, a leading US venture capital firm that has backed the likes of Intercom, Canva, Reddit and Stripe, for a Silicon Valley-based pilot programme aimed at helping Irish companies to scale businesspost.ie/tech/enterpris…

@chennai36 @Mishi_2210 Depends on how many I have eaten?

The real answer is 52! 🧠🔥 Here's the trick: • You enter → 51 people in the room (you + 50) • Killer walks in → 52 people total • 30 are killed — but their bodies are STILL in the room! No one left. Everyone is still physically there — dead or alive! 💀 The word “still” is the trap! ✅ Top 1% spotted it!

Everyone says 20 ,but that’s not the real answer If you solve this, you’re in the top 1%

@ralphyellis @maxiimoffff @Feargal_Sharkey It is actually dark ruby red… Great joke about the death of one million people… I hate swearing here, shows I have am not being intelligent, but you sir are a complete W@nker

@CeltTurtle @maxiimoffff @Feargal_Sharkey Is that why Guinness is black? RE

It's incredible to think about it. The Famine was 174 years ago and the population of Ireland still hasn't recovered from it.

@ralphyellis @maxiimoffff @Feargal_Sharkey See how many Pubs in Ireland are built in 1847 because they started as morgues… droppingwell.com

@ralphyellis @maxiimoffff @Feargal_Sharkey Also 1847 was the 20th time a vegetable native to South America failed in Irish soil, “laissez-faire” politics that devastated Ireland.

@ralphyellis @maxiimoffff @Feargal_Sharkey Famine Pot…

@ralphyellis @maxiimoffff @Feargal_Sharkey The 1847 spike in deaths was caused by 1847 General Election in Westminster, after which ‘relief’ moved in to cramped work houses & people in already ill health died from those conditions. Wealthy Irish farmers campaigned for this, believing too much help would impact workforce.

@ralphyellis @maxiimoffff @Feargal_Sharkey Go research the manifests complied by Liverpool University from across Ireland, can’t be arsed to send them to you. Your are a dangerous fool. Moving to block (you can have the final say)

@CeltTurtle @maxiimoffff @Feargal_Sharkey Cows do not feed a nation. Grains feed a nation. RE

@maxiimoffff @ralphyellis @Feargal_Sharkey I live in Ireland, my mother’s house is surrounded by farm land. I am there now, should I get the cow to have a chat? It is literally our biggest domestic export market. Dumb as a brick. Go feel some grass, not worth engaging.

@ralphyellis @CeltTurtle @Feargal_Sharkey You’re the same retard who thinks the famine wasn’t an orchestrated genocide 💀

@jamesenglish0 We go live…. Would not watch this fight if it was in my back garden.

No one is arsed about this fight anymore it should have be done 5 years ago

@andre_denn @IrishmanIRL Genuinely interested if you see any relevance in: A) Their visa hiring in 2026 was +80% male B) They made workers redundant while using visas in 2025 C) 25% of female workers in Ireland are in low pay. 4% more than NI No comment on the worker, any comment on the company?

@IrishmanIRL State of the comments here, I bet none of the people leaving comments would have the minerals or qualifications to ACTUALLY Get the job HE Does.

"My goal is to reach $1 million saved before moving back to India" Indian working for Amazon in Dublin talks about moving to Ireland. It's no wonder half of India wants to come here and it's no wonder rent prices are so high in this country.

@ralphyellis @maxiimoffff @Feargal_Sharkey Ireland 2026 produces enough food for over 40m, in 1847 exports of food increased by 33%. Seek help.

@maxiimoffff @Feargal_Sharkey Ireland cannot feed eight million in 2026, let alone during the famine era. The famine was made by design. By Irish design. RE