halfers.bsky.social

halfers.bsky.social

@halfers.bsky.social

Still don’t drink tea…

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It’s a simple choice today. You either support the public sector workers who provide a wide range of supports across all sections of society from birth to death; day in, day out; that the majority of us depend on and will need at various stages in our life. Or, you agree with Jack Chambers #strike

Public sector strikes are ‘unfair’ on taxpayers, says Jack Chambers I detest this Tory prick. In a government that has presided over a shambles of a health system, a housing crisis and a children’s hospital debacle to have the front to lecture hard working people. www.thetimes.com/article/f554...

thetimes.comPublic sector strikes are ‘unfair’ on taxpayers, says Jack ChambersUnion leaders reject minister’s criticism and blame government negotiating conditions for the impasse before Wednesday’s walkout by up to 300,000 workers

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I'm loathe to share this man, but this one is personal. My masters thesis was on the MMR controversy, so believe me when I say that this path of separation of the MMR will result in nothing but increased sales of too-small coffins, and children with life-altering medical conditions.

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com

Trump: "The MMR I think should be taken separately. This is based on what I feel."

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A sentimental post on the all-Ireland final My wonderful late father & I went to every final between 1982 & 2021. This means we saw Mayo lose 11 times, the last one being when Tyrone won in 2021 👇 All-ireland day is harder than his real anniversary Other than ‘21 he always wanted Mayo to win ❤️💚

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All respect to Congo but you don't want England to go out like this - u want it in the semi-finals, on penalties, after a week of hysterical "It's Coming Home!" hype #WorldCup26

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English commentators need to stop analysing Northern Ireland through an English lens! When you see anti-immigrant riots in Belfast, Ballymena or Larne and immediately reach for "Britain's far-right problem", you're missing half the story. This isn't just racism. It's loyalist terrorism. 1/

Just lots of my favourite people in one powerful message. Class

Kneecap@kneecapceol.bsky.social

Our short film for Irish Goodbye ft. Kae Tempest is NOW LIVE. ❤️Here is full 12 min video: youtu.be/khXv1RvAZF0 We are so proud of this film by Director Thomas James. We wish to thank everyone who contributed. Special thanks to Liam Cunningham, Deirdre O'Kane and the entire cast of amazing actors.

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James Connolly was right.

Frank O'Connor@frankoconnor.bsky.social

The sad reality is evictions are a result of government policy No different from our former colonisers Putting profit & property rights over the right to a home Disgusting #DerelictIreland #speirghorm

Nice summary of what’s really happening here at the minute. Bad faith fascists manipulating a serious situation and making it worse for the people of Ireland. Important to remember that very rarely do any of these get backed in an election.

The Journal@thejournal.ie

While many protesters in Ireland are complaining about fuel costs, far-right actors and international figures are using the movement to push anti-immigrant narratives.

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Can't stop laughing at a story my friend told me yesterday about going to meet a work contact at the gates of Trinity. He went up to another waiting man and said "Are you Michael?" "Yes" "Will we go for a coffee?" "Sure." Over a coffee he realises it's not the Michael he's meant to be meeting.

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17,000 people are homeless, including 5,000 children, and rents have soared. Yet the Government still claims its housing approach is working. People should judge them on the crisis they’ve created, not their promises.

Honestly. Look at this. Running a business without greed and giving back to communities. Just amazing. Go buy some coffee from them.

Imbibe Coffee Roasters@imbibecoffee.bsky.social

Finished 2025 going slightly over the 4% of all revenue we give up as part of our business model. Break down: €20281 to Women's Aid €18,000 to a bridge building program at a co-op we buy from in Colombia €19,304 between local and origin projects €18,000 to staff pool of 5 on top of salary/bonus

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Doing end year numbers and total we'll give this year between the 3% to good causes and 1% to staff on top of salary/bonus will be just shy of €76,000. We're a company of 6 people and whilst this is a drop in the ocean, if a big corporate adopted a similar financial model it'd make a big difference.