Bernadette McAliskey on why Ireland should maintain its neutrality:

‘We’ve never been at war with anyone – except the British Empire’

Something your average Jean Monnet Chair can’t bring themselves to say

On the Stardust verdict

'The premises was a food factory they decided to kit out as a nightclub. For the night in question, to get a late licence, they had to classify it as a dinner dance. Every step of the way was about the extraction of profit at the expense of human life'

The plan:
- 10 hours of NBA basketball
- beach boys on the speaker
- never put on a shirt
- leave apartment for 10 minutes tops for iced coffee
- randomly bust out pushups throughout the day
- chip dinner

Ireland is not full. If it weren't for colonialism, hunger and unemployment our population would be a good bit more than it is now. Ireland doesn't need harder borders. We know enough about the evils of borders to start lusting after them now.

Former British soldiers & volunteers are helping organise “Irish patriots”. Meet Kevin “Douglas” Haig one of the “main organisers”, according to media reports, of the protests in Wicklow.

Stillmatic, here’s another classic (from right in the middle of the Beer Era)

Kevin Durant said he didn’t sleep last night after Game 3.

“Is that largely from the game?”

“That’s from life itself.”

Challengers (2024)

DX and 36. Man’s a menace

The disrespeck to Nasir bin Olu Dara Jones

Come join us in the Sugar Club on the 12 May. The chats, the craic will be good x

Finally someone who is saying what people think but are afraid to say.

There’s substance to the suggestions TikTok is a de facto Chinese state apparatus, but these claims never seem to come with an honest assessment of its western equivalents.

Are these kinds of posts ‘strangely’ prevalent on western networks or there by similar (possible) design?

For those who’ve never been to England, this is the face every centrist makes as they wait for you to finish your boring point about the British state murdering of a million Iraqis, to respond with: “but Tony Blair won 3 elections”

Tenants' right were once the most powerful political organising force in Ireland

Now Ireland's cultural obsession with private property rights means landlords can act with near-impunity

Can you imagine the Garda response if a tenant did this to their landlord's home?