Some new visitors to the garden this year. Green finches, I believe.

I'm watching my first full #Wrestlemania    this weekend and I'm dying to see how so many of the stories work out. I'm in my 40s and I don't apologise! C'mon Becky!

Footage Of Eir Customer Care Workers Cancelling Complaint Calls

Was there really a witch with a pig's head casting spells in 18th century Dublin? When Dr Steevens died in 1710, he left his maiden twin sister Grizelda Steevens a massive inheritance to found a hospital in their name. She founded the Dr Steevens Hospital near Heuston Station in

This is wild. 🧨 Troyes🇫🇷 players throwing flares back into the fans in the stands as the match is abandoned 🙈 📉 Troyes fans protesting as they face back-to-back relegations to the third tier of French football 🌚 A reminder that Troyes are one of 13 clubs within the

A number of people have said that they will boycott businesses involved with any possible legal challenge against the Dublin City Centre Transport Plan... Would you join them?

A bone chilling October night in 1775. A yellowish full moon illuminates our surroundings, revealing we are at the centre of a sprawling ancient graveyard. Roll up your sleeves, you're about to go bodysnatching! The church prohibited body donation.This forced doctors and pic.x.com/VjMh4DlcoW

I saw an election poster earlier with #IrelandIsFull as its tag line. While it saddened me that someone would put their name and face to this, it occurred that a tiny addition would make it much nicer. #OfLovelyPeople. #IrelandIsFullOfLovelyPeople

I didn't know Virgil attended Cúl Camps 😀

I rarely post here these days, but I have to say that Lisa Fallon is an incredible addition to the RTE panel. So insightful and educated and able to get the point across. A joy to watch. #EURo2024  #Rte

🌊✨ Fastnet is one of Europe's most iconic beacons. Built after the 1847 loss of the packet ship Stephen Whitney, it has guided mariners for over 120 years. Explore further: loom.ly/-lVhjYc #Fastnet120Years

This is the most extraordinary death notice. I’m so happy for the Gleason family and for Harry. He was wrongfully executed in 1941 and his remains have lain in Mountjoy Prison, until now. Delighted, but still terribly sad about this awful story. rip.ie/death-notice/h…

"Billy in the Bowl" was a disabled beggar, theif and occasional serial killer, who was born with no legs. He terrorised 18th-century Stoneybatter and Oxmantown, using his muscular arms to drag himself through the lamplit streets in his eponymous bowl to prey on vulnerable women.

You see a tweet like this and wonder why they are not even pretending to not be juicing. Depressing.

Great graffiti in Bologna.