@griffitha @SteveBakerFRSA Lol. Britain is broke!! We don't want you back!
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JJ Hurley
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JJ Hurley
@KinsaleObserver
Student of history, contribute to a number of local papers but work too. My thoughts definitely my own
Katılım Şubat 2011
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Labour is quietly preparing to surrender Britain’s hard-won independence back to Brussels.
We didn’t spend years winning regulatory freedom just to become a rule-taker again.
250 years after Adam Smith, their 'EU reset' is nothing more than a managed decline 🧵👇
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The @FA Football Association wants to mandate that 1 in 4 football coaches come from a Black, Asian or other minority background.
As the saying in football goes, this is utter woke nonsense. The game’s gone.
Fans don’t care what the coach looks like. They just want the best person for the job, based on merit alone. That’s what gets results.
Not tokenism.
I’ve written to the FA urging a rethink. I’m happy to help them draw up a fairer policy.
Let’s kick racism out of football, including anti-white racism.
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@SuellaBraverman Well, do you remember when your fellow #brexiteers promised 'sunny uplands'? Maybe it's the weather trying to tell you something? But then again, the child of emigrants hating emigrants says a lot about you!
GIF
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Global warming?!?
Just over a week to go until Easter and we need to get our big coats back out!
I wouldn’t mind a bit more global warming to be honest, right now.
Met Office@metoffice
Time to get the 'big coat' back out 🧥 Temperatures are dropping widely below average but in brisk northerly winds, it will be feeling closer to freezing for many of us 🥶
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Cummins Sports appointed interim examiner irishexaminer.com/business/compa…
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@john_mcguirk Oh, I thought I'd never agree with you, but there you go!
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What happened to "unconditional surrender"?
The US has not looked weaker on the world stage at any time since Jimmy Carter.
Open Source Intel@Osint613
President Trump says the Strait of Hormuz could come under joint control with Iran following regime change: TRUMP: It would be jointly controlled. REPORTER: By whom? TRUMP: Maybe me. Me and the Ayatollah, whoever the Ayatollah is! There’ll also be a form of a very serious form of a regime change! “Now in all fairness, everybody’s been killed from the regime. They’re really starting off. There’s automatically a regime change. But we’re dealing with some people that I find to be very reasonable, very solid.” “The people within know who they are. They’re very respected. And maybe one of them will be exactly what we’re looking for.” “Look at Venezuela, how well that’s working out.”
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🔴 Donald Trump has proposed “joint leadership” of Iran following talks with the regime aimed at ending the war
Follow the live updates below 🖇️
telegraph.co.uk/world-news/202…
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'It's been a long haul .... Division 1 is where you want to be at'
Brian Hurley chats after @OfficialCorkGAA footballers secured promotion back to Division 1 for the first time in ten years.
📽️ @KinsaleObserver
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@KinsaleObserver @OfficialCorkGAA @Carrigdhounnews @KieranMcC_SS Fuel prices wouldn't keep you away JJ! Fair play
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@OfficialCorkGAA celebrate their return to Division 1 with a win over @TyroneGAALive in Omagh
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@OfficialCorkGAA arriving for their #Allianz Division Two clash with @TyroneGAALive at Omagh @OfficialCorkGAA @KieranMcC_SS @CarrigdhounGaa @barryomahony_9
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OH WOWW!! 🤩😍. What a STUNNING “Sun Pillar” over a silhouette of the buoy laying ship: ‘Granuaile’ at sunrise in Courtmacsherry Bay in West Cork , Ireland (around 6.30am on 22/03/2026..) on the weekend of the Spring Equinox! 🥰📸🌅⛴️🌊🔥✨❤️ #Sunrise #SpringEquinox #Spring #weather #dawn #Courtmacsherry #Kinsale #WestCork #Cork #PureCork #WildAtlanticWay #Ireland #art #nature #colour #colours #landscape #NatureVibes #NaturePhotography #landscapephotography #trending #photo #photography #photograph #StormHour #ThePhotoHour @corkbeo @pure_cork @yaycork @PortofCork @CorkSafetyAlert @SouthernStarIRL @CarlowWeather @gtlighthouses @SnowbieWx @sryanbruenphoto @JoannaDonnellyL @barrabest @WeatherCee @Petagna @TG4TV @AimsirTG4 @MetEireann @volcaholic1 @KinsaleOnline @florNEWS @philipnolan1 @NiecyOKeeffe @mtully21 @Simon_Murdoch @PaulByrne_1 @StevieGrainger @StormHour @StormHourMark
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@KinsaleObserver @FiFinnymac @OfficialCorkGAA @CorkLGFA @Allianz @TyroneGAALive @C103Cork @Corks96FM @TrevorWelch_1 @barryomahony_9 @KieranMcC_SS @matt_hurley01 Safe driving everyone
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@FiFinnymac @OfficialCorkGAA @CorkLGFA @Allianz @TyroneGAALive @C103Cork @Corks96FM @TrevorWelch_1 Myself and @barryomahony_9 are ahead of you save driving @KieranMcC_SS @matt_hurley01
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With the @OfficialCorkGAA hurlers and @CorkLGFA teams into their League Finals hope Cork footballers can make it a hat trick this weekend
Early start to Omagh @Allianz NFL v @TyroneGAALive LIVE on @C103Cork 1.15 the Onic player @Corks96FM @TrevorWelch_1
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@declanganley @SeanFionn You do know they died because the British political system had it in for people who were treated with contempt. The same linage continues to kill Palestinians today and refuses refugees a haven of safety. Ganley you would have supported the Crown!
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In my village church of St. Bernard’s, Abbeyknockmoy, is a long list of the names of parishioners who died of starvation during the famine. I will make a point of listing them all here in a future post. The Great Hunger still leaves a deep wound, my province, Connacht, was hit brutally hard by it.
Archaeo - Histories@archeohistories
A starving Irish family from Carraroe, County Galway, during the Famine (1845-1852).... Between 1845-1852, Ireland endured one of the most devastating humanitarian crises in modern European history. The Great Famine was triggered by potato blight (Phytophthora infestans), which destroyed the staple crop relied upon by nearly one-third of the population for survival. The consequences were staggering. Around 1 million people died from starvation and disease, while another 1 to 2 million emigrated, many aboard overcrowded “coffin ships” bound for North America. In counties like Galway, entire communities collapsed as food systems failed and relief efforts proved uneven and often insufficient. At the time, Ireland was still part of the United Kingdom, and food continued to be exported from the island even as rural families faced extreme deprivation, a fact that remains central to historical debate about responsibility and response. The famine permanently reshaped Ireland’s population, which fell by over 20% and would not recover to pre-famine levels for more than a century. The Irish diaspora created during the famine years led to cities like New York and Boston developing Irish populations so large that, by the late 19th century, Irish-born residents made up over a quarter of their inhabitants. © National Library of Ireland #archaeohistories
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Quite a few 'journos' particularly in the 26 counties will be nervous today after the various utterances and opinion pieces they wrote in recent weeks ....
BBC News NI@BBCNewsNI
The civil trial against Gerry Adams over three IRA bombings in Britain has been withdrawn. A lawyer for the claimants said on Friday that proceedings would be "discontinued". bbc.in/4rJz5sa
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@DaraghToner There's nothing like being dictated to by a Gowl who is afraid to face the electorate!
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Write, call, demand of all Irish Senators defer the migration bill to the Irish people as a referendum on the EU migration Bill whilst we still have a democracy.
Brussels EU will govern Ireland & Europe within the special powers of War with Russia shortly.
x.com/i/status/20345…
J.K. Lunden@Jklunden
Senator Sharon Keogan addresses the Seanad on Amendment 382 to the Migration Bill, arguing the amendment is needed to preserve Ireland's sovereign control over immigration, border and international protection policies. Keogan warns the Bill embeds EU migration policy and could compel Ireland into relocation and time-bound obligations that exceed national capacity. Link in comments
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