Anastasios Vavalis

Judge who said cyclists a “nightmare” pleaded guilty to failing to take breathalyser test A Dublin-based Circuit Court judge who said that “Cyclists have become a nightmare in Dublin” pleaded guilty in 2012 to failing to comply with a request by a garda to use a breathalyser…

Makes this bit of information entirely unsurprising irishcycle.com/2026/01/13/j...

I find it to be the very effect of my late oaths against wine and plays, which, if God please, I will keep constant in, for now my business is a delight to me, and brings me great credit, and my purse encreases too.

‘It is nearly impossible to tell the difference between an essay by a human writer and one produced by AI. ‘

That sentence alone should be enough to disqualify whatever this person is saying.

We’re all set and ready to go at DCU for today’s event on war and violence in 20th-century Ireland!
Name badges prepped, tote bags stacked, and great discussions ahead. Looking forward to welcoming everyone! @hayleybrabazon.bsky.social @avavalis.bsky.social

We have an exciting lineup of papers scheduled for 'Navigating War and Violence in twentieth century Ireland'.

The event will be hosted by DCU History and Geography on 4-5 April.

Everyone is welcome to attend. For details on how to register please follow this link: shorturl.at/CCFDJ

Please share the CFP for our Work, Authenticity, and Social Identity in Early Modern Britain Conference, to take place 10-11 June 2025 at the University of Warwick, with keynote addresses from Steve Hindle, @jwhittle.bsky.social, @markhailwood.bsky.social & @brodiewaddell.bsky.social!

#CfP We are delighted to announce the two-day conference ‘Navigating War and Violence in 20th Century Ireland’ under the auspices of DCU's School of History and Geography! It will take place on 4–5 April 2025 at St. Patrick’s Campus, DCU. Call for Papers is open - see below for details.

📢 #CFP: Navigating War and Violence in 20th Century Ireland | 4–5 April 2025 @ Dublin City University

Join us to explore the complexities of conflict and post-conflict dynamics in Ireland. Submission details below 👇

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#IrishHistory #CallForPapers