Become?
13.03.2026 13:30
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Become?
Highly long winded way of admitting you're losing the fight you started
Important work from #Threshold amid Ireland’s continuing #housing crisis. Government have repeatedly not acted on this 🤷🏻♀️
#speirgorm
Just a wee dead arm, nothing harsh
Might slap one on Pattys(sic) day tell him to pass it on
Yanks are fucking moral cowards, I saw zero shoes fucked at Hesgeths head, home of the chickenshit
Shamrocks for my real friends, real rocks for my sham friends
Wow just like white jesus
Make sure you worship; make sure you never quote
Winston Churchill; England's charlie kirk
Palantír gan anam
Eats shoots and leaves
The Irish state holds shares in Palantir.
The PSNI has a £5.5 million contract with an Israeli company – but won’t release the name or nature of the contract partly because of “national security” concerns
It also says releasing the details would likely endanger the safety of individual officers
www.ontheditch.com/psni-wont-co...
An Israeli fund backs one of Ireland’s biggest landlords, but who else? As the government courts more international money for Ireland’s rental sector, tenants say they want more transparency around who they are renting from.
oh fuck off
now would be a good time for some national football orgs to grow a fucking spine and say they’re going to boycott
Islamic State to face United States in world cup opener
Many of us are blessed with the ability to read stuff that hasn't been presented to us by a salesperson
And still the legal system of that country can't spell, or even capitalise, his name correctly 🤷♂️ There's just such a distance to be travelled in the relations between the British and Ireland.
The image features wind turbines against a sunset sky, overlaid with text stating, "Ireland reaches 8GW of onshore renewable electricity." It includes logos for gov.ie/DCEE and the Government of Ireland.
Ireland has reached a major clean energy milestone⚡
We now have 8GW of installed renewable electricity capacity - helping secure our future with homegrown energy.
🌬️ Wind power continues to lead
Find out more here: https://bit.ly/4lqT0L0
#ClimateAction #Renewables #EnergyTransition
To paraphrase Withnail, it was clear the aim was to make it "free to those who can afford it, very expensive for everyone else"
Let the rain shine in
"Rome wasn't built" - FF/FG
Note the absence of Ireland from this list despite government parties committing to do so before the last election...
CJEU press release: Member State legislation which does not permit the amendment of the gender data of one of its nationals who has exercised his or her right to freedom of movement is contrary to EU law A Bulgarian national was registered at birth as being male, with a name, personal identification number and identity documents corresponding to that sex. She currently lives in Italy, where she has begun hormone therapy, and now presents herself as a woman. She instituted proceedings before the Bulgarian courts seeking a declaration that she is a female person and to have her civil status data amended on her birth certificate. Despite the medical opinions and legal assessments confirming the gender identity claimed, her request was rejected. According to national legislation, as interpreted by the plenary assembly of civil chambers of the Bulgarian Supreme Court of Cassation, the term ‘sex’ must be understood in its biological sense, excluding any amendment of the particulars relating to sex, name and identification number. The public interest, based on the moral and/or religious values of Bulgarian society, thus prevails over the interests of transgender persons. Hearing the dispute, the Bulgarian Supreme Court of Cassation has doubts as to the compatibility of that legislation with EU law and has referred the matter to the Court of Justice. In its judgment, the Court holds that EU law precludes legislation of a Member State which does not permit the amendment of the gender data in the civil status registers of one of its nationals who has exercised his or her right to move and reside freely in another Member State. The Court emphasises first of all that, while the issue of identity documents falls within the competence of the Member States, they must exercise that competence in compliance with EU law...
Huge trans rights ruling from the EU's top court - if someone moves to another EU country and transitions, their home country can't refuse to amend their registration details to match their lived gender identity
Lousy smarch weather
You're right, that IS the reverse of thinking
Looking forward to them changing that statue of that miserable little cunt at parliament square for a giant badger. Little England's growing up.