Ready to roll. #IrevWal #SixNations
06.03.2026 20:10
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Ready to roll. #IrevWal #SixNations
Unfortunately someone I know has fallen into this conspiracy stuff recently and yes they believe that many many diseases are actually caused by parasites.
English words of Gaelic origin:
Focail i mBéarla atá Gaelach ó dhúcas:
smithereens - from smidiríní
broken piece, fragment - smiodar
the cup broke into smithereens - rinneadh smidiríní den chupán
❤️ #Gaeilge #100DaysOfGaeilge
It's such a great word
Excellent! ☀️ Even here in cloudy Ireland solar is making big inroads. Much more of this please!
Look at these fab felted nudibranchs! www.thisiscolossal.com/2026/03/wool...
My kids love capybaras. I had to crochet one for the youngest.
So Philip Glass just joined TikTok. He only has like 4 posts and they’re simply him in what I assume is his living room playing the piano. First comment on one I saw was “your piano is too close to the fireplace, you’ll dry it out” and if that’s not the internet in a nutshell I don’t know what is.
I’m now obsessed with Grian’s version of Angel. It’s class.
Happy new version of Hunting the wren by Lankum day to all that celebrate.
Today's evacuation orders in Beirut displace 100,000s - including elderly people, children, people with disabilities, etc. etc., all having to leave in a hurry with no idea what will happen to their homes. This kind of mass forced displacement is illegal under international law.
Open call to the female wrens of south London: there’s a male in our garden who would very much like the pleasure of your company. Quite urgently, by the sound of it.
EXCLUSIVE: Watch the first teaser for Cartoon Saloon's 'Kindred Spirits,' the new animated feature in development from studio co-founder Tomm Moore ('The Secret of Kells,' 'Song of the Sea'). www.cartoonbrew.com/feature-film...
Last year the grey crows nested in the tree across the road, this year they’re building a new nest one tree down. Really interesting watching them build it.
Hey everyone, if you know someone with a spare ticket to Dublin Comic Con on Saturday, could you let me know?
Looking for two right now
It's important to me so any help would be appreciated
Himmler was absolutely a weird nerd.
They’ve been back for a while but getting a lot more common now. One has been visiting my parents garden for a year and it’s very exciting. Hopefully you’ll see it soon, they’re really cool looking.
Like I can definitely see why you would!
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A few decent days and people are losing the run of themselves here, lads out in shorts and sandals, someone was using the bbq down the road. Ice cream van around this evening.
Ah that's his deal is it. Jaysus.
It’s really difficult. The first one I did is pretty mad but I hope I got away with it as I did one of the ones nobody looks at first.
Spent the last hour sewing buttonholes onto a dress, I got there in the end but it was much more difficult than it needed to be. The buttonhole foot on my machine is not to be trifled with.
Interesting article about women's sizing. It would be also interesting to see UK/European stats
pudding.cool/2026/02/wome...
Again tapping the sign that The Guardian has a sponsorship partnership with OpenAI and every AI article is just dystopian advertorial gunk whether or not directly about OpenAI
Yes they were. Coll is Hazel. My daughter is Hazel so I know that one.
A stacked area chart of the electricity generation mix on the island of Ireland with the following fuel types: battery, pumped storage, biomass, waste-to-energy, hydro, solar, wind, oil, and gas. There is also a black line showing electricity demand. Footnote reads: All-island figures. Excludes rooftop solar. Source: EirGrid, SEMO
A stacked area chart of the renewable electricity generation mix on the island of Ireland. There are eight fuel types: pumped storage, biomass, waste-to-energy, hydro, solar, wind, oil, and gas. The y axis indicates the percentage of demand being met by each source. Footnote reads: All-island figures. Excludes rooftop solar. Source: EirGrid, SEMO
As spring arrives, a little glimpse over the past 24 hours of how the Irish grid is taking advantage of multiple sources of renewable energy:
- wind peaked at 80% of electricity demand last night
- solar peaked at 14% this afternoon -- a figure that was a summertime record as recently as 2024
🍃 ☀️
Pity I can’t send you some.
