Frances Byrne

I won’t be able to watch his last game for us. He’s the king #YNWA

@ryan3levis Can only hope/assume you don’t have WiFi 🥹💔😭

Playlist for the 14 hour train to Prague sorted

Ah feck. Delighted for Mark, the first Irish chef to make the final three on #MasterChef but raging for Catherine

Passing out from second hand embarrassment at my desk in Dublin 🤦‍♀️

Of course #LIVTOT

Well said @BiddyEarly on @RTERadio1 Clear as a bell and needed saying

The conflicting feelings that’d be upon you. Twas ever thus 😇

Remarkable moment from Les Wexner's deposition yesterday where his attorney basically tells him to shut up.

Will there be any accountability for this?

*LE SIGH* At the time of the SSIA, the Combat Poverty Agency made a strong and costed proposal for a version for those on low incomes. Really hope this isn’t for ‘middle class’ people only rte.ie/news/business/…

My god. This is incredible

@jdawsey1 If you can catch @BBCPM over there, this evening’s episode was excellent

Few things give me life more than the way the British press covers Peter Mandelson.

My actual god @VodafoneIreland 🤦‍♀️ I’ve been a customer since 1998 - mobile, then broadband and telly. The customer service has turned to sh*t. I’m done. But right up to the end (as in 11 minutes ago) I was getting texts saying someone was trying to reach me. No missed calls 🤷‍♀️

A good week ❤️

In San Francisco, especially in communities that are already enduring the painful impact of aggressive federal immigration enforcement, many of us are feeling fear and anger as we witness the horrific events unfolding in Minneapolis. Yesterday San Franciscans, as they have done time and time again, made their voices heard peacefully and expressed the deep concern many are feeling right now. As our city agencies make preparations for public safety ahead of Super Bowl week and Lunar New Year and San Franciscans see more local officers on our streets, I want to be clear about our priorities. SFPD and our local law enforcement are focused on protecting public safety—including the right to peaceful expression. We will continue to uphold San Francisco’s longstanding policies that keep local law enforcement focused on keeping our city safe—not federal immigration enforcement. If you see SFPD on the street, they are there to keep you safe, not to assist immigration enforcement. San Francisco is strongest when we come together to stand up for each other and our values. That’s what makes this the greatest city in the world. We are going to have each other’s backs and keep our city safe.

G’wan the Celts #TheTraitors

O M G #UCL

@joancooke5 YES!

Is Unforgotten worth watching? My first time to discover it.

This CDC data shows overdose deaths have been falling since 2023 after a record high in 2022; that there was a 25% drop in 2024; and that the decline continued in 2025 through August, the last month the data is currently available. The boat strikes began in September.