Daniel Fahy

Why are we talking about building nuclear reactors? irishtimes.com/ireland/2026/0…

@Roisin_Garden Ireland can procure experts and designs from anywhere to get this done. It’s not like projects have to be exclusively hiring people from Ireland or irish companies.

Fukushima Melt down shook me The Japanese are really decent engineers & if they couldn't get it right? We can't even build a hospital correctly🤷‍♀️ I am unsure on a few fronts We need a strong cheap baseload Nuclear is looking like the right fit but I don't trust us to build it

@JamesOConnorTD Finally!! 👏 👏

I am proud to announce my first bill with the ambition to legalise nuclear energy in Ireland. 101 years ago, Ireland broke ground on the Shannon Hydroelectric Scheme. In our past we had an ambition to do what was necessary. Now we must do so again. businesspost.ie/politics/new-l…

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@daniel_fahy @heynavtoor I’m also interested in this. @grok what about a certification process? Doesn’t it need to go through that to be accepted?

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@thetimes Well written piece. Only missing part to me is the lack of mention of energy security. Nuclear power would reduce carbon and reduce dependence

Short-term relief today will pour fuel on the fire tomorrow #Echobox=1775862996" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">thetimes.com/world/ireland-…

@camolNFT Are there any ramifications for false reporting or wasting IRS time with inaccurate reports?

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The reason behind the fuel protests going on right now in Ireland

@siliconbarry Beside the demand to save on transmission losses

OK - where do folks think we should put the nuclear power plant?

@daltonc Until someone solves the tweet issue. I saw it on an X post is so unnatural 🤮

How long will it be before it's just "X" and not "X (formerly Twitter)"?

@justinboldaji 😂

Telling everyone how impressive my first gay bareback orgy was

@JamesOConnorTD 100%. Forget arguing about the past and move forward

This is very positive and encouraging news. Nuclear was always the obvious answer to a decarbonised grid in Ireland. We need to get better at delivering large scale infrastructure in Ireland.

@TOPCHEFSIE @IrishTimesOpEd I think people are allowed to update their beliefs when new information is available. It’s a good thing.

@IrishTimesOpEd Is this the same guy who spent the last quarter-century opposing nuclear power?

Eamon Ryan: Ireland’s future energy needs must be met by renewables and nuclear irishtimes.com/opinion/2026/0…

@siliconbarry Nuclear is arguably the best choice for reducing carbon emissions. Glad to finally see people start to listen to reason.

The Greens are beginning to question one of their founding principles - opposing nuclear energy.

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No matter how many times this basic fact is repeated, his supporters still refuse to believe it.

@elonmusk Engament bait. He and his family are always finding controversy for years. He’s in jail because he trespassed after repeatedly being told to stop coming to the school. He’s insisting it’s because of pronouns, it’s not. Stop giving them attention it keeps the circus going

This is crazy

@Ryanair 100% a setup for April fools

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@levelsio I can’t on the other post

Okay and who of you couldn't reply to this? Please please only if you couldn't okay?