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Thursday 7 July 2022
The best sporting offerings from the past seven days on Twitter.
You’ve got a lot to live up to, 2016.
“The only man showing up at my door with a special message this Christmas is the TV licence guy.”
You’re thinking about food right now, aren’t you?
The best sporting offerings on Twitter from the past seven days.
The best sporting offerings on Twitter from the past seven days.
The best sporting offerings on Twitter from the past seven days.
The best sporting offerings on Twitter from the past seven days.
The best sporting offerings on Twitter from the past seven days.
We don’t need more characters. We need JUSTICE.
The best sporting offerings from Twitter over the past seven days.
It all went a bit Golden Cleric.
The best of what went down on Twitter over the past seven days.
But Sinn Féin voters are least likely to use the site.
The best of what went down on Twitter over the past seven days.
The best of what went down on Twitter over the past seven days.
Over 400,000 tweets about same-sex marriage referendum were sent.
Featuring Brian O’Driscoll, Philip Neville and the search for Rory McIlroy.
Remember, Twitter is a public forum.
TJ Reid, Ian Madigan and Paul McShane all make the cut as well.
Proof that Bette Midler can make ANYTHING sound great.
And the Mayo man worries he won’t be believed when he actually hangs up his boots.
“They are what people have described as a grand Sinn Féin strategy and others have described as weird and peculiar.”
Vile messages sent to Fine Gael senator after her comments about MMA – she’s now gone to gardai with them.
The website is also improving its system for blocking accounts – and this is just the first step.
What would we do without Twitter at these times?
A conservative website claims that a Dunham describes sexual abuse in her new book.
It’s all about ethics in gaming journalism, after all.
Did you see it? DID YOU SEE IT? HOW CAN YOU NOT HAVE SEEN IT?
LAST NIGHT WAS significant one in the lifetime of the FF-FG-Green coalition government.
With Fine Gael’s Joe McHugh voting against the government and losing the party whip, the number of TDs on the government benches has dropped to 79. The government may still be able to pass legislation but things have got a bit tighter.
Also last night, it was confirmed that no charges would be brought against Tánaiste Leo Varadkar over the leaking of a GP contract when he was Taoiseach in 2019.
The potential for charges had raised questions over whether Varadkar could become Taoiseach again in December. As part of the Coalition deal, the position of Taoiseach will “rotate” from Fianna Fail to Fine Gael in December 2022 for the final two years of the government’s term. But should that plan continue?
Poll: Should the government serve its full term?
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