JL..

I haven't read or listened to one word on the formation of a "new" government. Pointless.

"British culture" Has he been knocked on the head again?

The year is 2036. Martin is still leader and these are the exact words he says at that year's commemmoration.

The hill Fianna Fáil will die on: The 1916 Rising will only be seen as a success when Ireland becomes a melting pot of every tribe on the planet.

Oxford AI professor Michael Wooldridge: "ChatGPT doesn't understand anything. It's essentially doing some fancy statistics."

@Nic21121970 @rtenews @Ireland2020 In the "richest country in the world, rolling in money" they're kept quiet by the promise that one day they'll own their own prefab.

@rtenews @Ireland2020 Exciting times for our children’s futures 🙌🏻

A proposal to grant planning exemptions for modular homes of up to 45sq.m in back gardens will be brought to the Cabinet rte.ie/news/2026/0421…

@Righdearna @FiaMor115 @ColmanOfGuaire I'm from Kilkenny. Knowledge of the Catholic Confederacy is scant. In 1860 the Council demolished the old Confederacy hall to make an entrance to the market. They knew what they were doing... would be among the most historic buildings if still standing.

@FiaMor115 @ColmanOfGuaire Spent more time learning about Martin Luther king than the entire period of 600AD to 1600 AD.

Or how about compulsory Yeats & Keats, compulsory John Milton & Dickens, compulsory Edmund Spenser & John Milton (all of whom were on the core English syllabus in my day)? "But, but... these authors are part of muh objective western canon!" Says who exactly? Not me, a chara.

Yet another trade deal, this one isn't replacing our beef, its replacing our young people. gript.ie/government-pus… @independent_ire

"The most common error of all statesmen is to believe firmly there exists at any one moment a solution to every problem. There are in some periods problems to which no solution exists." De Gaulle in 1958 (p.519).

@IrishmanIRL It's only very recently that this detestable practice of allowing politicians into schools to corrupt young minds became acceptable.

"My preoccupation is the fact that online there is an effort day in, day out to convince you your government works against you and to spread misinformation" Another cringe video from the TikTok Tánaiste at a school in Co. Louth. He is paranoid the "far-right" are corrupting the young minds of Ireland.

Allemagne : les suspects étrangers sont nettement surreprésentés dans les infractions violentes, en particulier les Syriens et les Afghans fdesouche.com/2026/04/20/all…

I’m no fan of the Iranian “military media” but holy shit their meme game is OFF THE CHARTS 😆

70% of property bought in Dublin in 2023 was bought by foreigners. 46% paid in cash. Ireland's property market is an international money laundering haven. Ireland is the only country in the EU without restrictions on foreign purchases of property. owenreilly.ie/wp-content/upl…

Varadkar says farmers are parasites. Fine Gael heads can't utter a word in contradiction, just talk about the 750 million package. Everything you need to know about Irish politics. #RTETWIP

The less talented Cowen asks a questions and turns off his replies.

That bad, bad, really very bad tri-flag is also upsetting the Fianna Fáil leader.

This is how Fine Gael view their most loyal supporters. But it doesn't matter farmers won't change their allegiance unless their bank account balances take a sudden drop.

One of the craziest figures of the 19th Century was Clareman James Patrick Mahon >Born 1800 in Ireland as Charles James Patrick Mahon
>dad fights in 1798 rebellion, mother rich heiress
>Trinity College, law degrees
>dad dies, inherit land, call yourself “The O’Gorman Mahon” cuz it sounds cooler and makes you sound like clan chief
>become magistrate, join Catholic Association
>convince Daniel O’Connell to run for parliament in Clare, helps kick off Catholic Emancipation
>get elected MP for Clare in 1830
>unseated for bribery but acquitted, classic
>fight like 13 duels, get stabbed 6 times, stab others 7 times
>marry rich heiress, barely see her, have one son who dies young
>use her wealth to go on adventures >go to Paris
>hang with Talleyrand, party at Louis-Philippe’s court >spend time in Africa and South America >befriend Ferdinand de Lesseps, engineer of the Suez Canal >1846 go back to Ireland, elected MP in 1847 again but lose 1852 election after disputing with Young Irelanders >dip out of politics >back to Paris 
>Go to Russia and join Tsar’s Imperial bodyguard, fight Tartars and hunt bears with future tsar
>trek through Finland, Siberia, China, India, Arabia
>run out of money >become Ottoman mercenary for money >then become mercenary for Austrians >Return to England 1858 >Back to South America >try various canal schemes in Central America akin to Panama, prob for idea from Suez guy >investigate British captain’s murder in Peru >Become general in Uruguayan army >command a Chilean fleet >Become colonel in Pedro II’s Brazilian army (legend says they made him archbishop lmao)
>American Civil War breaks out? fuck it, sail over and fight for the Union in your 60s
>back to Europe, Napoleon III makes you colonel of chasseurs
>hang with Bismarck in Berlin and become close associates >nearly broke from adventures >invest in all sorts of speculative investments >1871 move back to Ireland >Become founding member of Parnell’s Home Rule League
>keep running for parliament, win some, lose some, ally with Parnell then split over the mistress drama
at age 87 win by-election in Carlow >become one of the oldest MPs ever in Westminster 
>die 1891 in London still in office at 91, funeral attended by Parnell
 19th century Forest Gump

#Kurogane Fire 🔥 #Trike from #1940s #Japan 🎌

…Romanticism is actually Gaelic…publication of MacPherson’s Ossian ignited the spark of Romanticism within the Germans…read Herder…