"I can't get a girlfriend because you took away some of the malign social pressures that forced women to need men" is not a political opinion so much as it is a patriarchal tantrum and I don't understand supposedly left wing people who are giving any credence to it politically

Imagine taking your political cues from Michael O'Leary, though. Like, imagine thinking "if he endorses me, it will be a good thing."

These days if you apply for a false passport in the name of a dead child in order to travel abroad to assassinate the French President, they'll lock you up. Thanks to woke.

I really hope we start to talk about the sexual exploitation of adult women online the same way we speak about it when it happens to children. This man even had the neck to blame his behaviour on his fiancé's pregnancy.

In Ireland you must win the approval of a Monaghan gift shop owner to have any chance of winning the election

The view from Stormont tonight looking stunning - as always, a phone doesn't do it justice!

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This is an incredible archive but the main thing it made me feel is old: I was born 1 Fianna Fáil leader removed from Dev.

I opened an account where the sky is blue a while back, now I think I might migrate there more and more. You can find me there if you like, and I've people to follow back.

Ireland in WW2

Disgusting behaviour

we deeply need class consciousness to understand none of this stuff disappeared, you are simply not part of the social class that has access to it

Gisèle is an incredible woman and everyone in France and beyond owes her a debt of gratitude. You can hear me on Talkback at 12 discussing this.

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Opening remarks from Elaine Crory - women’s lives are complicated, we do not live single issue lives…women are resourceful, we do y just come here to complain but to offer solutions