Eddie!

So kind of Higgins to visit the Áras before he leaves office.

I love Cameron Winter and Geese so much man, feels unreal to watch a generational artist develop in real time. I don't know what's next, but I'm excited to see it.

There's a Car Seat Headrest song about this.

Manchán Magan's death is such an immense loss, a tireless crusader for the Irish language and one of Ireland's most studious minds. He carried himself with a genuine fascination with the world around him, a natural curiosity we should all try to emulate. I'm sure that the O'Rahilly would he proud.

Congratulations!

They're calling it the greatest website in history.

BIG NEWS!! I opened an online shop🎉🎉 Now if you miss me at a convention or live outside Ireland you can still peruse my items! LINK IN MY BIO!

(For the time being I’m only shipping to EU and UK but if there’s enough interest I can try figure out other locations!)
#artmoots

The game the Plasma Wraith was playing

Cameron Winter might be the most soulful white boy.

There's the Trump plot and the waiting-for-Trump-plot-plot

Starting off the day the right way, with a bit of pink.

Poster for Dr Martin Nekola's seminar who will be speaking on 'A Small Nation in a Big Country: The History of Czech Communities in the USA (1848-1918)'. This seminar is in collaboration with the Centre for the Investigation of Transnational Encounters (CITE) and is part of the History Research Seminar Series. Wednesday 24 September in the Hardiman G010. Get in touch for further details and zoom registration.

Looking forward for this week's Research Seminar by Dr Martin Nekola, who will be speaking on 'A Small Nation in a Big Country: The History of Czech Communities in the USA (1848-1918)'. Wednesday 24 Sept. in the Hardiman G010. See you there!

Wonder if she had any idea what this would do for her.

The fact he's dead right here is so funny.

It turns out that one of the new housemates has turned his room into a total gamer den: dusty as hell, clothes flung every which way, and overrun with garbage. It seems I'm in the clear.

Absolutely ignorant and insulting thing for an Irish writer to say. The Ireland of today has its problems, but we are so much more free and relaxed without the terror of the Catholic Church's rule.

That's what they'll call it if Jim Gavin runs again in 7 years.

Didn't initially catch the book was authored by James Lovelock and thought it was called GAA because of the representation of the "I"

Flagging this in case anyone's not aware of it: the Ireland-Palestine Scholarship Programme, which supports 30 students coming to Ireland for a one-year Masters programme. Deadline = 5 Oct 2025 www.ireland.ie/en/ramallah/...

To be fair I'm not right-wing but I certainly am guilty of this.

Said this on the other app but we rly need to normalize that growing up = becoming a person with the money to afford childhood interests. The idea that you have to suddenly stop caring about cute or joyful things when you turn 18 is the reason so many ppl are so fucking miserable for 60 years after

Reverse Orwell.

Ordinary makes me feel empty inside, it is harrowing and (to me) genuinely soulless and devoid of any personality or authenticity. I have no idea how anybody could find merit in it.

Landlord has put up a list of house rules after four years of me living here, so either the new housemates have wronged him in some deep and unforgivable way, or they've finally gotten tired of my buffoonery.

Having to pick and choose who gets featured in the one-page-long Acknowledgements section of my dissertation feels cruel.

That's what I'm saying!

Don't be mean to the Mets

Careful what you wish for

Very much a "it gets the job done" movie.