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Jack
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A higher % of irish people use public transport than germans 🤯
Dan O'Brien@danobrien20
Surprising. Half of Europeans never use public transport and only one in ten use it every week.
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@Puinseabach Im a hardline atheist who believes all organized religion is fundamentally bad
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Jack retweetledi
Leftists will whine about “separation of church and state” and then do this lmao
Ariana Jasmine@arianajasmine__
Breaking our iftaar fast with mayor Mamdani at city hall
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Jack retweetledi
COVID-19 might have been 6 years ago, but it took a toll on us. Nobody remained the same. Time feels faster. The energy feels off. People are colder & more detached. Careers paused, some lost their identity. some are still stuck. The world we knew never really came back.
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@_rotimia Tbh nobody is passing the torch - not just black politicians. And it’s visible outside of politics too - boomers refusing to retire to allow younger workers to advance their careers. It’s an entire generation of selfishness (boomers).
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@danobrien20 Inflation since 2019 has been like 20% & there are more people so effectively we have stagnated
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One of the most significant and reliable components of Ireland's GDP numbers is how much households are spending.
Last year it grew by a solid 2.9%, bringing the increase since 2019 to over 20%.
On a per person basis it is considerably lower given that there has been very rapid population growth since 2022.
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For context ireland looses less than 5k citizens per year.
100k net migration is famine levels
Eeryk McRae@EerykMcRae
Combined Net Migration for 2023/2024 in New Zealand by country of citizenship. New Zealand: -90,393 India: +65,900 Phillipines: +50,458 China: +26,361 Fiji: +14,664 Sri Lanka: +12,442 South Africa: +11,721 In just two years that's a 271,939 shift in the population from NZ born to foreign born through immigration alone.
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Is NZ ok?
This is just population replacement
Eeryk McRae@EerykMcRae
Combined Net Migration for 2023/2024 in New Zealand by country of citizenship. New Zealand: -90,393 India: +65,900 Phillipines: +50,458 China: +26,361 Fiji: +14,664 Sri Lanka: +12,442 South Africa: +11,721 In just two years that's a 271,939 shift in the population from NZ born to foreign born through immigration alone.
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This basically just highlights that the only winner of globalisation has been China - who have completely canablised all markets
Zeitgeist Explorer⚡@ZeitgeistExplo1
Can someone explain how Italy went from being the seventh largest exporter in the world in 1980 to the fourth today, without the “competitive” devaluation of the lira and despite the devastating drag of the euro??
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The HSE should just match wages to Aus.
Much easier to do now the AUD has collapsed.
Mick Caul@caulmick
Health service ‘bleeding expertise’ as nearly 7,000 Irish medics register in Australia - Aisling Moloney Number of healthcare workers moving down under has risen by 86pc in six years Phil Ní Sheaghdha, general secretary of the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO), told the Sunday Independent: “Thousands upon thousands of funded nursing posts in Ireland went unfilled last year, making it impossible to fill rosters in many of Ireland’s busiest hospitals.” She said that the large increase in Irish nurses and midwives registering to work in Australia is “no surprise”, pointing to “guaranteed safe staffing levels on shift” in Australia. She also said that the current state of the housing market in Ireland is “forcing many nurses’ and midwives’ hands when it comes to making the decision to emigrate. #Nurses #DownUnder #FFG #HousingCrisis #IrelandisBroken independent.ie/irish-news/hea…
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Almost as if Japanese politicians havent been bought out! How strange!
Noah Smith 🐇🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼@Noahpinion
Japan is one of the world's most liberal democracies, and yet one party almost always wins, because that party is simply very very good at responding to what the people want.
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Shocked how long median weekly income is in Aus.
Dublin’s median weekly income is €821 (AUD $1383 ) & Ireland’s is €731 ($1232)
Can an economist please explain this?
Aus Integrity@QBCCIntegrity
People are posting this graphic to whinge about the number of cars per house… Meanwhile I’m over here like WHAT THE HECK HAPPENED IN SYDNEY & MELBOURNE!?! 🤯 2.0% and 2.7% population increase in a SINGLE YEAR… 42% and 38% non-English speaking households… In Australia 🤯
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Jack retweetledi
I will not sit idly as they use me as a prop in a closed-door kangaroo court by a Republican Party running scared. If they want answers, let’s stop the games & do this the right way: in a public hearing, where the American people can see for themselves what this is really about.
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@s8mb @DuncanStott @CW_Architect Dublin airport handles 35 million passengers per year & it has the second largest city economy on the two islands. Its not the same as Leeds lol
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@DuncanStott @CW_Architect Let’s build a tunnel twice as long as the channel tunnel to connect a city smaller than Leeds to North Wales 😃
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The president of the Royal Institute of British Architects @CW_Architect, best known for lobbying for laws requiring builders to pay an architect to approve their projects, has called for a giant high speed railway line to be built connecting Dublin, Bangor and Newcastle.
“Maybe I have been too influenced by … NEOM the Line in Saudi Arabia, having worked on the high-speed stations running alongside the 170km city for the last few years,” he says.
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Jack retweetledi
If this country existed it probably would be the wealthiest and most influential in Europe
John Dory@johndory1914
New favorite fictional country
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