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"So few are the minds that really govern the machine of society, and so incomparably (...) more important are the indirect consequences of things." STC 1816

Joined August 2014
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Life happens at the level of events, not words
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BREAKING: Government releases footage of suspected Russian activity in Irish airspace
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Public Sector Strike If there is doubt leave it out. Old Deal: 10.25% over 2.5 years New Deal: 10.5% over possibly 3 years?? The unions would be crazy to take this with inflation running at 4% and likely to increase.
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3.3% per year - does Grok lie? It’s not an 11% pay rise. Subtract ASC from the calculation. @SimonHarrisTD @jackfchambers @MaryERegan @NewstalkFM @irishexaminer @Independent_ie @IrishTimes #forsa #ictu #inmo @SIPTU @rtenews
About 3.13% a year on average (9.4 ÷ 3). That is the simple annual average of the total net package over the period.
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About 3.13% a year on average (9.4 ÷ 3). That is the simple annual average of the total net package over the period.
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A rogue Corgi at the Panthers-Broncos game now has the Week 9 lead for missed tackles
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Just looking at the govt list for stockpiling. I am struggling to think what food doesn’t need cooking or heating or refrigeration - am i being dense? Other than cold tinned stuff or fresh fruit/veg, does anyone else have any ideas?
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The commentary from @radiomidwest overlaid over the footage of the final minute. Pure magic! (I mean, someone had to do it)
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The arc of the Milky Way over the Knockadoon Signal Tower, East Cork last night at 11pm.
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Cat names from Old Irish legal texts: Bréone = ‘little flame’ Cruibne = ‘little paws’ Glas Nenta = ‘nettle grey’ Méone = ‘little meow’ 🎨Book of Kells @TCDResearchColl @tcdlibrary. Source: Kelly, Early Irish Farming #InternationalCatDay 🐈
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This fort runs rings around the rest! Grianán of Aileach in Co Donegal is a hilltop ringfort, which dates back to the 8th or 9th century. Surrounding it are the remains of a much older hillfort, which was most likely constructed around 1000BC. 📍 Grianán of Aileach, Co Donegal
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Happy Yorkshire Day- Here’s some of Yorkshire’s finest architecture- Bradford City Hall, Leeds City Hall,The Wool exchange in Bradford and The Piece Hall in Halifax #yorkshireday2024 #WestYorkshireBuildings
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Happy Yorkshire Day to all those #YORKSHIRE tykes living near or far from #GodsOwnCountry.... #YorkshireDay Saltaire model village United Reformed church, via @paul_steele baldhiker.com/saltaire-bradf…
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What a photo!
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A piece of magic from Tony Kelly 🎯 The Clare captain gets his side's third goal of the day 3️⃣ #BBCGAA
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A hauntingly beautiful and heartbreaking performance of a song, Romeo and Juliet. Mark Knopfler performing the song live at Radio 2 Piano Toom, a Ken Bruce show. #MarkKnopfler #DireStraits
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A galaxy of stars from just after the Big Bang - its light has been travelling across the universe for 13.5 billion years! Oldest ever seen, by @NASAWebb Good article: medium.com/starts-with-a-ban…
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A poem waiting to be written #Irishpoetry
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Please RT - More than 100 aurora photos I took in Connemara, Galway in the night of 10/5/2024 are available to download and use for free (including commercial use). Find the folder 'Aurora20240510-11' in the link provided in my pinned (first) post. Follow the instructions there.
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