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Probably only a matter of time now before Twitter goes under so I'll be at @HabsWatch@mastodon.online if/when it goes dark. #GoHabsGo

@ElliottFPrice @MLB Oh, it's coming.

The problem of course is that @MLB should have just gone robo umps What could go wrong with getting every call right?

@pourmecoffee Based on the name, or their song, Mongoloid? Both work.

@IrishWhiskeyMag @WineCKilkenny @KillowenWhiskey 125 Euros for juice that's only 5 months beyond the minimum to be called whiskey? Pricing on limited releases are simply tone deaf at this point.

𝗡𝗘𝗪 𝗥𝗘𝗟𝗘𝗔𝗦𝗘! The Wine Centre, Kilkenny mark their 60th Anniversary with a special single cask Irish whiskey release from Killowen Distillery. Crafted from a mixed mash of malted and unmalted barley, just 171 bottles are on release exclusively from The Wine Centre and their website. Bottled at cask strength of 58.2% ABV. Priced at €125 including free delivery in Ireland. more: irishwhiskeymagazine.com/news/the-wine-… #IrishWhiskey #Kilkenny #TheWineCentre #NewRelease

@WUTangKids They'll probably go with German subs but point taken. Even if the US built non-nuclear subs, Canada wouldn't buy from them. Australia is going to find out the hard way.

Can’t figure out why Canada is looking somewhere so far away to buy their submarines 🤔

@WhiskyAdvocate The market for overpriced, limited edition, cask finished whisky has evaporated. Not even collectors are bothering right now.

Now that we're in the full swing of fall, there's no shortage of new whiskies; among them is Teeling's latest Notre Dame series Irish whiskey: buff.ly/WO8mwlr

@IrishWhiskeyMag @DingleWhiskey Finally, a 10 YR SM core release! I'll be looking for it while I wait 2-3 more years for a 10 YR Single Pot Still

𝗡𝗘𝗪 𝗥𝗘𝗟𝗘𝗔𝗦𝗘𝗦! Dingle Distillery announces two new releases and a refreshed brand identity. Two highly anticipated releases from Dingle Distillery. A 10-year-old Single Malt Irish whiskey matured in a marriage of Bourbon, Port and Pedro Ximenez casks. Bottled at 46.5% ABV and retailing at €80. Also a Single Pot Still Irish whiskey matured in Bourbon, Oloroso, Pedro Ximénez Sherry, and Red Wine casks. Bottled at 46.5% ABV and retailing at €80. more: irishwhiskeymagazine.com/news/dingle-un… #IrishWhiskey #NewRelease #Dingle

@DingleWhiskey Loved the standard but now waiting for a 10 year core release.

The first look 🥃 Exciting news to come next week ⏳ 18.09.25

@RpsAgainstTrump Ended well for Cambodia

RFK Jr: We need to stop trusting the experts... Trusting the experts is not a feature of science or democracy, it's a feature of religion and totalitarianism.

@DingleWhiskey Patiently waiting for a 10 year core range release

Matured in ex-Bourbon and PX sherry casks, Dingle Single Malt is distilled, aged and bottled right here in Dingle 🌊 🥃

@MarcPDumont Avoid the new Venture trains at all costs.

@Bill_Linnane Could you please put an asterisk next to all the Irish distilleries quietly sourcing product? John Teeling recently said 60% of them use Great Northern. Personally, that gives me similar vibes to Scottish sourced "Japanese" whisky until very recently. Trust comes at a cost.

I am once again attempting to make a list of all the distilleries on the island making whiskey right now - who am I missing? google.com/maps/d/u/0/edi…

@IrishWhiskeyMag Fundamentally, Irish whiskey is horribly over-priced. Much of it NAS and sourced to boot.

As a business, but more so as Irish whiskey lovers, this hits hard. Being part of this wonderful sector it's difficult to step back and look at the bigger picture, but there is no sense in admiring the "Emperor's New Clothes". The reality is that there is oversupply, a changing demographic and drink culture, increasingly high costs of production, and a cost of living crisis in many markets. We cannot ignore pricewise also that Irish Whiskey needs to realign with global competitors. Of course there are other factors which we will look at in the future. This is more bad news for the Irish Whiskey sector as Roe & Co ceases production. What the long term plan for Roe & Co are will become clearer soon and as always our thoughts are with those who created some fantastic whiskey and a great distillery. thespiritsbusiness.com/2025/06/roe-co… #IrishWhiskey #IrishWhiskeyNews

@FriedgeHNIC Not surprising. At all.

Logan Mailloux is being traded to STL...this is not a Kyrou deal...working on full move

Can't wait for the NHL to go back to the old Draft style next year. Bettman constantly at the Mic and the TV screens to greet picks falls flat.

I want to know who's taking the Price contract between now and July 1st.

@SGOSS25 No urgent rush. Could always move Matty at the deadline if the season isn't working out

@HabsWatch Matheson has to be on the way out. Could a team like LA be interested in trading 24th overall for him?

I like the Dobson trade. Probably another move coming on D but injuries happen and I like kids to force decisions, not be gifted spots.

@frank_seravalli Yeah, 16 & 17 don't get you to 4-6. Not in this economy.

#NHL team draft value charts indicate that #isles packaging Nos. 16 and 17 overall are roughly worth the equivalent of one pick between No. 4-6 overall. However, since everyone knows the target, there is an emotional and leverage premium that won't make it easy for NYI.

@Wrexham_AFC History warrants a parade.

Come and celebrate our back-to-back-to-back promotion winners at the STōK Cae Ras on Sunday 🎉 Tickets cost £5 and are on sale to season-ticket holders and members from 10am tomorrow 🎟️ 🔴⚪ #WxmAFC

@OQLF #GoHabsGo

Une intervention menée par l’Office québécois de la langue française auprès de la Société de transport de Montréal (STM) a été rapportée dans le journal The Gazette, hier, puis dans plusieurs autres médias. Je tiens à m’adresser à vous à ce sujet. D’abord, en aucun cas, l’Office ne s’est opposé à l’usage de l’expression Go Habs Go, qui est ancrée dans notre histoire et fait partie de notre spécificité québécoise. Il m’apparaît important de distinguer cela du devoir d’exemplarité de l’État imposé par la Charte de la langue française pour tout organe de l’Administration. Je me permets aussi de revenir sur la situation plus précise qui fait l’objet d’une grande attention médiatique. L’intervention auprès de la STM n’a pas été faite à l’initiative de l’Office, mais à la suite de la réception d’une plainte d’un citoyen concernant la diffusion du message « GO! CF MTL GO! » sur un autobus. L’Office a alors communiqué avec la STM pour l’aviser de la plainte et lui rappeler ses obligations en lien avec la Charte. Le terme go se trouve dans un dictionnaire français et fait partie de l’usage dans la langue courante. Toutefois, il s’agit d’un anglicisme. Or, la Charte exige que l’Administration soit exemplaire en matière d’utilisation du français. Un organisme de l’Administration, comme c’est le cas de la STM, ne peut utiliser que le français dans son affichage, sauf exception, par exemple pour des raisons de santé et de sécurité. La Charte est claire quant aux obligations qui incombent à l’État en matière d’usage du français de façon exemplaire, et l’Office a le mandat de veiller à son application. Bonne partie ce soir! Dominique Malack Présidente-directrice générale