Daithi
Daithi
@daithig.bsky.social
I even gave up, for a while, stopping by the window of the room to look out at the lights and deep, illuminated streets. That's a form of dying, that losing contact with the city like that.
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High Court quashes Visa refusal decision. Minister must reconsider the application.
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This isn't hyperbole or a joke. Parents actually called the cops and got the black boy and his family removed and the league claimed they were trespassing because he was "putting on a show" and wasn't playing "fair."
They called the cops on this 3-year-old Black boy because he was kickin the white kids' ass on the soccer field.
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Obviously this is a subject close to the journalist's heart as he's written about four other articles this year all on the theme of "the misunderstood Orange Order". And while I can see merit in the articles, you probably will have to interview someone else at some stage
‘Catholics seem to see the Orangeman as the bogeyman. They have this visceral hatred’
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As an aside I see another driver has crashed into a level crossing today.
Assistant Garda Commissioner Denis Ferry said "all pedestrians" including in urban areas should wear high visibility clothing. "I think you should do everything you can to ensure you're visible," he said. www.thejournal.ie/driving-phon...
"It showed that the average waiting time in emergency departments for patients between January and July was 9.3 hours." - maybe that has something to do with it
More than 70,100 people did not wait, or left before completing their treatment, in emergency departments during the first seven months of this year, new figures show.
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It's worth reading the article, and the fact that a civil servant swore on affidavit that something didn't happen when in fact it did happen
Pick a random decision of the DOJ and you'll find an error like this. That's why there are so many Judicial Reviews - it's the only avenue to have these things examined independently. Big Jim has responded by making it significantly harder to take a Judicial Review. www.rte.ie/news/2026/10...
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Cities shouldn't be for people living in them, they should be for our customers adding extra traffic to O'Connell St North to get to our car park for instance.
Maybe people shouldn't be able to collect social welfare at the GPO, Arnotts lobbies. The company behind the Henry Street department store raised the idea with the man in charge of the regeneration of the city centre, returns show.
Tbh, Finglas Luas will provide much better benefits to people in Finglas than the "Finglas Bus Corridor to City Centre" which stops at Hart's Corner. I do wonder if some of these corridors should become Luas routes at this stage. www.irishtimes.com/opinion/2026...
A man capable of weaponizing cases like this is a man capable of anything. We've already seen this by how he treats asylum seekers to build a profile (to a lesser extent of course)
Jim O’Callaghan will tell the Oireachtas Justice Committee that cases of alleged rape are being “deliberately” targeted by the solicitors’ dispute over legal aid. Such cases, before yesterday, could have resulted in a defendant representing themselves and then cross-examining their own complainant.
Tbh, when I went house buying it was really frustrating realizing you were competing with approved housing bodies. One woman loudly declared in the middle of a viewing who she was with. But I'm not quite sure what they expect local councils to do. There's a lot of overlap between them and the LDA
TheJournal.ie: State to phase out buying ready-built 'turnkey' homes for social housing
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Look, I hate dickheads playing music on trains as much as anyone, but this is completely unenforceable. Meanwhile we're into the 4th week of gangs of fascists attacking houses in Salford and Burnham hasn't even mentioned it. www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
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Probably Eircom for 6 months. Thanks for calling Eircom. Calls cost 50c a minute. Also one of the depressing things I've experienced when a man rang, convinced there was something wrong with his email, cos his daughter who emigrated promised to email a picture of her newborn to him over Christmas
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Replying to @darylfeehely.com
James Lawless says unis have to come together and submit their visa requests for Palestinian students in one go, to be "consistent". He says it's not to make Jim O'Callaghan happy, even though that's never been a submission requirement before. These people are moral vaccums. #IrishPol
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The whole Arday scandal and the reaction to it makes perfect sense when you assume that, for those responsible, the death of a young black person of some modest prominence and influence was a good outcome, they're glad it happened, and would like to do it again.
God, these people are such fucking pricks. He’s dead. This is dancing on a grave.
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no offence but why is the British public being asked about my medical diagnosis, would it also like to check out my ankles and my elbows to decide whether I really have hypermobile joints, should I cough on them next time I have a cold so they can confirm that I'm ill
With much media coverage of a government report that ADHD and autism are being over-diagnosed, a claim which some experts have disputed, half of Britons now believe that the conditions are being over-diagnosed Over-diagnosed: 50% Under-diagnosed: 17% About right: 17% yougov.com/en-gb/daily-...
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I actually think the use of the word “finally” is so telling as to the role our heavily right-wing media plays in our politics. Sources like The Telegraph have been pushing successive governments for trans-exclusionary policy for years. They’ve got what they wanted. This is now their victory lap.
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Fascinating stuff. The NTA also fines operators for cancelled buses and others but the poor people waiting ages for the next bus to show up, don't get any compensation.
Frustrated with the service from Dublin Bus, one man took them to the Small Claims Court. "Please note, I am only looking for the restitution of €2.75 – the fare cost."
A unreported fact is that the main Garda account occasionally posts about how to be cyber secure.
An Garda Síochána's main accounts on the social media platform X appear to have been hacked and are promoting cryptocurrencies in a significant security breach. The @gardainfo and @gardatraffic accounts on X (formerly Twitter) have both been affected. jrnl.ie/7193781