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*We reckon so anyway.
Our pick of the week’s tweets from famous people.
*Ok, this is how we’d imagine she’d react.
Today is his birthday and he is quite amazing.
Fans vented their frustration in humorous fashion following the Tottenham striker’s disappointing performance in the Europa League last night.
Richard Marx of ‘Right Here Waiting’ fame, anyone?
Whatever happens, we’ll tweet our way out of this.
The ruling follows a complaint by a Jewish student union after anti-Semitic messages were posted on the site.
Someone has been mean to Heisenberg, and he’s not happy.
Twitter has produced a special website documenting the way users have been tweeting over the past year including the most retweeted post in the site’s history.
The conflict in Gaza is the latest to show the power of social networking – but online platforms need to examine the role they play, writes Jillian York.
Possibly not. But hey, everyone has to learn, right?
Also featuring Bernard Dunne, David Walsh and Sonny Bill Williams.
The controversial MEP has also issued a statement about his use of the phrase “fenian bastards” on Twitter.
Here are some of our favourite tweets…
A footballer ponders one of the great questions and the nation honours the great pugilists.
You’ve seen him laugh. You’ve seen him cry. But have you ever seen him tweet about Geordie Shore?
Melanie Nocher hopes the Scottish tennis star won’t bring down the buzz in the Olympic Village.
The UGNazi group claims to have brought the site down for about 40 minutes this evening.
Celebrating public lewdness, climbing to the very top, chickening out and Celebrity Salon. It all happened and it’s all here.
Tired of celebrities? Here’s what these inanimate objects have to say about the world.
How the Twittersphere reacted to Ireland’s decision to vote Yes in the Fiscal Compact referendum…
This week, Joey Barton loses his faith, Fergus McFadden discusses everyone’s favourite Dublin-based monument, and Caroline Wozniacki alters her hairstyle.
It could not have been more dramatic.
Twitter will be a less colourful place without the egomanical ramblings of @bendtnerb52 (“ballplaya, sex, love, rock and roll.”)
The Women’s Super League in England is embracing the digital age as ‘handles’ replace surnames on strips
Pat Hickey knows what a London Bus looks like but, by the looks of it, he prefers vintage technology.
Research has shown that 139 of the 166 members of the Dáil operate a Twitter account.
Jimmy Harte responded with insults to Twitter users who had criticised his comments on the controversial ‘Magda’ story in yesterday’s Irish Independent.
Joe Duffy, flat 7UP and leaving the immersion on – here’s the pick of the best #irishthings which have been trending on Twitter today.
Twitter said that it would now be able to restrict tweets from being read in certain countries where laws may be different while still allowing them to be seen elsewhere.
Erickson Dimas-Martinez will be retried because a juror tweeted about the case – and complained about the coffee.
A man and woman in Mexico face up to 30 years in prison for causing panic after tweeting about fake gunmen attacks on local schools.
Worried about accidentally coming across ‘sensitive’ tweets at inappropriate times? Then this is for you…