@safesler.bsky.social
Dad x2. 100% government funded. Full-time cat herder. Elderly urban planner. Some SimCity brah. Pavers and cobbles stan. Pro bono @theurbanist.org. Probably far from home. AMDG. Pax.
I just remain shocked that the NTA gives a rip that a handful of international people think of luck instead of the concept of the Trinity when they think of shamrocks on Paddy’s Day. It’s just bizarre. It’s even a casual opportunity for people who don’t know about Patrick to learn about his impact
There were quite a number of disruptions last year that probably tempered growth
So, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport hit a new record last year with 52.71 million passengers. That slightly edged out 2024 which had 52.64 million passengers
More and more people are recognising Liias and grifters like him in the party for who they are
Just the kind of oppo George needs to knock him out 😂
Absolutely beautiful, honestly
😂 They have to be thinking about canceling, right?
The next two elections are simply about economics. Driving home all the unnecessarily negative actions by the regime has always been the easiest play. The opposition party has been given hundreds of plays already. Score hard
Torching retirees’ livelihoods is an especially daft political play. Smart politicians in the opposition will leverage this with a massive megaphone
At least some politicians aren’s so cynical about truth and honesty www.irishtimes.com/politics/202...
It’s amazing how genuinely disappointing Ireland’s foreign minister is whilst the Uachtarán na hÉireann rightly calls a spade a spade www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home...
Just amazing that the WH loons don’t consider 2nd, 3rd, or 4th order consequences from absolutely any decisions
The longer this persists, the the faster prices for all matter of goods will go up and add to inflation in a real way, zapping growth and adding to negative economic cycles. I’m sure people can connect the dots on the many bad effects come from that
Coupling this with destroying people’s retirement accounts at rapid pace is also just astounding
It’s fascinating to watch the people in power simply wave this long-standing truism away wit zero concern
I have unusual opinions on gas/oil prices, but setting those aside, a truism that I know is that the political ramifications of high prices at the pump are almost always extraordinarily bad for the party in power
Large loss of life and stability, incredible trauma, tattered markets, and high gas prices just for the most obvious result 😐
I think Jarlath Regan has something to say about this www.facebook.com/share/v/15dq...
Interesting. Is something going to happen to improve predictability and process for urban infill in existing settlements though? m.independent.ie/irish-news/p...
I just have to share this because it is a masterpiece. Corcaigh abú! www.instagram.com/p/DVeMiswCP-...
If only Link projects could be that cheap tho www.irishexaminer.com/news/politic...
It wasn’t the regular parish church I attended, but it was nice to add in the mix with Saint Peter and Paul’s, Holy Family, and St Mary’s (Domincian), plus the odd visit to the Honan Chapel, St Francis’s, Sacred Heart, and Cathedral (Saint Mary and Anne’s)
Making an exception for this, but I’m gutted by this. I really loved going to Mass at St Augustine’s. It was always lovely to go with my flatmates and friends www.irishexaminer.com/news/munster...
You won’t see me here, except Sundays, for a while
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