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I need something upstairs Darling would you like a cup of tea? Yes please Ok it’s ready I’m just popping up stairs 😉😉😉😉
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It helped shape policy around the world. Dr. Anthony Fauci testified to Congress that the six-foot social distancing rule "sort of just appeared" and was an empirical decision not based on clinical data or prospective scientific studies comparing distances. Never forget…
Congratulations Dr. Anthony Fauci on winning the Stearne Medal. Your commitment to evidence-based decision making and speaking truth to power had an impact far beyond the U.S. It helped shape public health policy around the globe, and save countless lives. @RCPI_news
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They denied and denied. Now the evidence is irrefutable they resort to stop attacking the nice old man. Even the ones who watched their own parents die through a window. It’s quite unbelievable the cognitive dissonance
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Now think phones and parents being distracted
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You’re about to see a play just like before.
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For Mary to say people need to cop on, is a slur and a slight on people with genuine concerns like this here.
Dear @MaryLouMcDonald, Hello. We read your comments in today's Sunday Times in which you advocate for the inclusion, on a 'case-by-case' basis, of trans-identifying males in spaces reserved for women, with dismay. Dismay, Mary Lou, because we wrote to you in May last year to bring your attention to the Ladies Gaelic Football Association's policy of including males, on a case-by-case basis, into our sport. We pointed out that the case-by-case model on which the LGFA's policy is based cannot be balanced against safety and fairness for women and girls. That this model was trialled and subsequently abandoned by Irish rugby after reviewing medical and scientific evidence and guidance from World Rugby. That esteemed sports scientists and sports ethics academics have asserted that case-by-case assessment is unlikely to be practical or verifiable for entry into gender-affected sport and therefore undermines the principles of fairness and safety. You didn't respond to our letter; now we know why. You say in the article that 'lived experience matters'. May we tell you about the 'lived experience' of female athletes who have been forced to play Gaelic football against males? Namely, the women (from a senior ladies team which we will not name here) who were forced off the pitch after being injured by male players. Though upset and distressed, these women and their coaches chose not to raise a concern for fear of being labelled 'bigots' and because they had no expectation that the LGFA would listen to them. Then there's the woman who quietly quit the sport she loves after being injured by a male player because she, too, feared stigmatisation and was terrified her employment would be negatively affected if it became known she had raised an objection. And then there are the parents involved in coaching an underage girls' team who stood, helpless, on the sidelines as they watched their daughters struggle to compete against juvenile males with a clear physical advantage. We spoke to one of those parents - a mother - and will never forget the terrible catch in her voice when she told us she felt she had no option but to tell her own daughter, who had come to her in distress during the game, to 'play on regardless' because those male players had been given the right to play by the LGFA and therefore no rules were being broken. 30 parents involved with that team have since signed a letter urging the LGFA to rethink its policy in order that their daughters can be afforded fair and safe sport. They have sent it to the GAA, the LGFA, the Gaelic Players Association and Sport Ireland. These parents have not done this because they wish, as you say in your article, 'to divide, demonise and marginalise'; they have done so because the first duty of a parent is to ensure the safety of their child and they are unable to do so while a situation exists where their child is being exposed to physical and social injury. Because, as you quite rightly say, 'everybody is concerned about children and protecting children'. So, Mary Lou, if you truly mean it when you say you 'reflect on things, and assess things', please take the time to consider the overwhelming medical and scientific evidence available to you. Your @sinnfeinireland colleague Michelle O'Neill, along with others in your party, have already done so and have taken the unequivocal position that including males in female sport undermines fairness and safety for women and girls. Please don't put your personal relationship with your sibling ahead of your duty as a public representative; please act on behalf of those whose best interests you have been sworn to uphold. #savewomensport
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If all news outlets did this trust would increase dramatically assume they stick to their guns. This would also be good for politics as it would weed out the weak and useless
CBS Evening news just Admitted It. I thought this was AI until I watched the clip myself. Hell must’ve frozen over.🤷🏼‍♀️ Because on January 1st, a legacy media anchor looked dead at the camera and said: “People don’t trust us like they used to.” “We’ve missed the story by listening to advocates, not the average American.” “We’ve leaned on elites, not you.” He even called out their failures: Hunter’s laptop. Lockdowns. Biden’s fitness. Let’s be real: They’re not doing this because they want to. They’re doing it because they have to. Too little, too late? You tell me.
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I see the flu has come around again this time of year. I think we have to give serious consideration to NPI’s that worked during covid. I’m thinking dancing nurses and doctors is a good start….
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I listened to this podcast. I like to think of myself as open minded. This is proof why you should listen to podcasts and not 3 minute sound bites in programs. If you listen to this you will see that at the heart of this is a willingness to make things better. He doesn’t slag off
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Other politicians or trash ideas, just puts forward his own. Congrats @dionfanning and @EOBroin on a really brilliant pod and a really good constructive discussion around social housing. Hat tip to you both open.spotify.com/episode/1uG…
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Ireland have just given Ukraine €125 million.@grok was this a good idea?
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Small margins is what winners are thinking about. Not bring balls to World Cup camps is the complete opposite of this 😂😂
Heimir Hallgrímsson on why he wants away fans moved in the Aviva Stadium, particularly if Ireland's World Cup fate is to be decided on penalties.
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Remember when Trump said in 2016 to look into E island. Then Elon “fell out” and called for the files to be released. Now every democrat is chomping to get the files released. This could be potentially the greatest bait and switch of all time 😂 potentially
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Replying to @Ben_Scallan
@Ben_Scallan take a bow Ben for being part of the Dinner with the enemy show. Excellent show. Loved your start which was “can we start with what we agree on”. It’s where we should all begin our conversations. Well done to you and all the other participants
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Actually I remember what else you said, you realised that we all have similar values just different views on how to get there. Excellent
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If you ever had any doubts as to who’s behalf the journal work for…..€400. This is what they are investigating!!!!! Now think of the billions squandered
The Journal.ie are investigating me for €400 I spent during my general election campaign in 2024 This is my response: “Hi Conor  The €400 for Foleys bar was a campaign launch event for supporters and volunteers. The event was attended by Newstalk and the Sunday Times. We hired the top room of the bar. Videos of the event are on my socials, it made the Pat Kenny radio show and got a mention in the Sunday paper.  I think readers of the Journal investigates would prefer an in depth analysis of billions of taxpayers money being paid by Govt to high profile landlords through the IPAS system. I would be more than willing to comment on any efforts here. Thank you Nick”
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My daughter asked me today, “Dad what’s socialism” I said “would you like some sweets” She said “yes please” I said “well run down to the shops and buy an expensive bar of chocolate and the cheapest sweets you can get” When she got home I said “here are your sweets but you need
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to share them with your sister” “But she did nothing, I did all the work, why does she get half” I said “that’s socialism” Then she said “who gets the chocolate” I said “your mum and me” “Why” she said “Cause I’m in charge” My daughter is now a capitalist
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To the Irish government and opposition. Please do the job you’re asked to do and spend the appropriate time on the main issues at hand. Thank you
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