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@amcalabrese12 The Irish built Chicago

This explains what the random jerseys I’ve seen all over Chicago today are, but it does NOT explain why downtown Chicago is full of gaelic football fans.

A Belfast city centre parish has transformed a long-vacant Berry Street building into a new community café. St Mary's Parish this week opened The Foggy Brew, a not-for-profit venture that will help fund local outreach initiatives. Father Timothy Bartlett explains how the café sells products including Palestine Cola, contributing to the work of the combined parishes of west Belfast and to support church partnerships in the West Bank and Gaza.

This better be the opening to Reeling In The Years 2026 😂

If you're missing the World Cup, we present these scenes from Ireland 🏆 Mayo, after 75 years of hurt, a curse and 11 consecutive defeats in the final, are All-Ireland (Gaelic) football champions. Look what it means. This is why we love sports ❤️‍🔥

A proud son of County Mayo tonight.  After 75 years, the curse is broken and the Sam Maguire Cup is coming home.

@jjlowry @makipilled Unionist parties make pedophiles their leaders.

@makipilled She could join Sinn Fein. They'd make her a minister

Idiot of the year? Young, pretty, law student practically ruins her life trying to carry out an act of terror and reignite a conflict from before she was even born

Just flicked this on. No idea what the rules are but whatever I’ve just witnessed was sensational. #kerry #mayo #gaa #allireland

The more I watch of Irish sport, the more intoxicated I become by it. They exist in this bubble of genuine fanaticism that doesn’t extend beyond their shores with vast swathes of their country FULLY bought in. Had no idea it was going on and look at the scenes. Unreal.

@BaronoftheMaine Then why did unionists start the violence?

Correct. Jon Burrows is simply recognising the reality of pre-1973 Northern Ireland. As David Trimble did in 1998. Northern Ireland was a flawed democracy. It certainly wasn’t an ‘apartheid Orange state.’ And its faults certainly didn’t justify violence.

Cocaine ‘regrettably normalised’ among professional classes, Drew Harris says irishtimes.com/ireland/2026/0…

Two Aer Lingus pilots made history earlier this week after becoming the first mother and daughter to operate a commercial flight together for the airline rte.ie/news/2026/0726…

Has the type of tree planted on Slievenamon made this week's wildfires worse? Coillte insists its Sitka spruce species has no bearing on the spread of wildfires, but an ecologist has questioned whether they are more flammable in hotter, drier weather. thejournal.ie/slievenamon-co…

🤣🤣 Mate, my bordello’s a lot more popular than yours… because you’re a shameless Israeli govt propaganda-spewing twerp.

@irish_news We'll be told that this is supposed to be impressive and that the UUP should be forgiven now... But sure they'd deny it if they could... they just can't because it is historical fact.

UUP leader admits his party’s Stormont governments discriminated against Catholics irishnews.com/news/northern-…

They'd deny it if they could, but they can't.

Eamonn Rothwell launches €1.2bn takeover of Irish Ferries owner ICG buff.ly/qhLES4r

Remarkable camera angle of President Trump as he listens to Wall Street Journal reporters receiving an award for their investigation into Trump’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein — which they pursued despite Trump’s threats and lawsuit.

Today's royal families are all engaged in an incessant larp. Doing military training for a war they will never fight, studying politics, diplomacy and languages in a country they will never govern, pretending to remain an important national institution when they're not

@paullyj57 @dog_is_for_life @Frank_Connolly_ The majority of civilians, women and children were killed by the British side of the conflict. The IRA was the ONLY involved combatant that DIDN'T mostly target civilians.

@dog_is_for_life @Frank_Connolly_ Republicans killed more innocent people than all the others put together . Even the IRA got sick of it

Living through this as a primary school kid was quite something.

If opposing the desecration of Irish culture makes me a NIMBY then I am a NIMBY This is a disgrace 🇮🇪🏢