I was born in #Bessborough I visited this haunting place of my birth recently..where my birth mother was treated worse than an animal I don’t believe that the current building needs to be saved but the government owe the mothers & babies a decent memorial
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The scene of the crash on Oliver Plunkett Road, Dún Laoghaire, where a driver in a car hit 7 teenagers. The driver and the teenagers are all in different hospitals being treated, scene sealed off
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this baby was definitely a musician in a past life, such a special little creature. a perfect example of how certain memories are etched so deep into the fabric of the soul that they build up enough pressure to puncture right through the veil and bleed into the next life
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I have no idea why this lifts my heart and makes me smile but it does ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Gunman 'fascinated by far-right' kills six in Krakow rte.ie/news/world/2026/1107/… via @rte
Hansen and Keenan are like Batman and Robin #IREvARG
My God that poor girl
What a monster
He also had another woman pregnant wtaf is wrong with men today
Zak Hughes, who beat pregnant mother-of-two Sarah Montgomery to death, has been jailed for a minimum of 20 years.
Speaking outside court beside Sarah's great aunt and grandfather, DS Jennifer Stevenson said Sarah "had everything to live for".
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Man jailed for 20 years over murder of pregnant mother rte.ie/news/courts/2026/1106… via @rte
Americans forget there’s a whole world out there
I’ll just leave this here, so you know, the world is celebrating the blue tsunami with you. It’s a long road to recovery, but the journey has hopefully begun.
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Has anyone checked in on Davina McCall? #RussellBrand
Disgusting sick people
It almost looks orchestrated I sincerely hope not
💔💔💔ABSOLUTELY HEARTBROKEN AND DEVASTATED 💔💔💔💔
Last night, our My Lovely Vintage Edenderry and My Lovely Hoofs & Boots shop in Edenderry was broken into and completely wrecked.💔💔💔💔💔
Someone smashed their way through the front window, broke windows at the back and went on to destroy so much inside. Items were smashed, things that we had treasured and used as displays for years were ruined, and the whole place was left in an awful state.
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There is no money in this shop. It is a CHARITY SHOP. Every single penny we raise goes towards helping us run My Lovely Animal Horse Rescue and care for the animals who depend on us.
We honestly cannot understand why someone would do this. We are already working so hard, taking one step forward and what feels like twenty steps backwards. This is another devastating blow for our little rescue.💔💔💔
We want to say a massive thank you to An Garda Síochána for responding, catching the person responsible, removing him from the premises and, most importantly, staying with us until the premises was secured and boarded up. We are genuinely grateful for their help and support.
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Our thoughts are also with our wonderful shop manager and all our volunteers. We are so, so sorry that you have had to witness this and deal with the aftermath. We know how much love, time and effort you put into the shop 💔💔
To everyone in Edenderry who has sent messages and well wishes, thank you. Your kindness means more than you know.💔💔
Sadly, our charity shop will remain CLOSED for the foreseeable future while we try to repair the damage and get everything back up and running. We will keep everyone updated.💔
If you can donate, no matter how big or small, please consider supporting My Lovely Horse Rescue at this incredibly difficult time.💔💔
Our animals still need us. The bills don't stop, the feed doesn't stop, and the care doesn't stop.💔💔
We are heartbroken, we are angry, and today we are picking ourselves up yet again.💔💔
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Thank you for standing with us.
The "Charlie bit my finger" dad lost his fight with YouTube and sold the video as an NFT for $760,999.
YouTube treats the 889-million-view video as kids' content, so its comments, personalized ads and other earning tools are off.
In the video below is the clip YouTube treats as made for kids. One-year-old Charlie bites his brother Harry, 3: "And that really hurt, Charlie, and it's still hurting."
Their father, Howard, uploaded it because the file, about 28 MB, was too hard to email to the US. He writes that the family "helped YouTube grow and embraced it early."
YouTube introduced the "made for kids" label after paying $170 million to settle accusations of breaking a children's privacy law. On such videos, comments, personalized ads and other monetization features are switched off "to comply with the law," YouTube explained.
Howard writes that he appealed many times and every time got "an anonymous rejection." The video, he says, "was made for my friends and family and engagement has always been with adults."
So instead of YouTube comments, he moved to "engaging with Fans through NFT." The family sold the video at auction for $760,999 and was set to take the original off YouTube.
But the new owner kept the video on YouTube, calling it important to "popular culture." So it is still there, with the comments still turned off.
Does a viral video that became pop culture still belong to the family who filmed it, or to everyone?

















