Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaMojito Fiend @ronronzo.bsky.social · 5mHe looks like a Simpsons character. 032
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaThe Foggy Jew @hmcevansoneya.bsky.social · 18mThe detail about the PQ is sending me. Of all the examples he could have chosen!!! 241
Darach Ó Séaghdha @darach.bsky.social · 29mAll I know about Simon of Trent is that you can’t say his name in a conversation about 21st century subject matter without sounding like an utter maniac. Nobody normal cares about Simon of Trent, even real historians with peer reviewed papers think he’s mid at best. 000
Darach Ó Séaghdha @darach.bsky.social · 40mRuth is well able for this guy. And what a bitter, piqued comment from someone who styles himself as “the mature, realistic one” in his dealings with those who disagree with him. 4110
Reposted by Darach Ó Séaghdha👻madeline bOoOoOoOodent👻 @oldenoughtosay.com · 45mEsther Rantzen has died. I only knew her through my MiL- they worked together for some time- but she founded Childline, which is a wonderful resource and something I wish many more places had a version of. Sending love to her family. 2766
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaPaul @birminghamkav.bsky.social · 47mEveryone was on The Love Boat. www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFgS...youtube.comAll the famous guest stars on The Love Boat show (1977-1987)YouTube video by Easy E 021
Reposted by Darach Ó Séaghdhaphil @philjamesson.com · 4has always when this is posted, i have to fondly remember the time someone stole this tweet word for word, including using my name as the punchline, then claimed it was just independent discovery 313649479
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaJack Lynch @jacklynch000.bsky.social · 3hTeaching Swift today, and will always share this on “Modest Proposal” day. 30898188
Reposted by Darach Ó Séaghdhaemer @emer.bsky.social · 5hmy book IRISH SHAKESPEARES lands in a month’s time: it’s already on Google Books should you fancy a sneak peek books.google.co.uk/books?id=los...books.google.co.ukIrish ShakespearesIrish Shakespeares explores performances, adaptations, and appropriations of Shakespeare in Irish theatrical contexts, and how they articulate concerns and conversations about gender and sexual politi... 32010
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaDoctor Charlton Cussans PhD @charltoncussans.bsky.social · 4hRanting that the Talmud should be burned is giving the game away there. 1376
Darach Ó Séaghdha @darach.bsky.social · 3hSo Joseph Conrad, the out-of-fashion author, has a novel with a racist slur in the title. This was translated into Irish in 1933 as “An Mairnéalach Dubh” (the black mariner). Curious that dubh was used instead of gorm… 150
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaDarach Ó Séaghdha @darach.bsky.social · 9hI was reminded of a very Dublin insult this morning - “oh he’s such a martyr, Padre Pio has a picture of him on his windscreen”. 1032571
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaJoe Griffin @thejoegriffin.bsky.social · 4hAlso, who us this ad for? Would people under 50 know about Garbo (beyond being someone Mr Burns fancied)? 041
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaAlan Burns @alanburns.bsky.social · 4hHmm yep working in healthcare (even from the govt side rather than coalface) my take would definitely be that consumer entertainment tech has lost a bit of a spark, but if you have any kind of medical condition, esp. a rarer one, wishing for a world of more than about three weeks ago is just insane 011
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaHugo Brady Brown @aodhbc.bsky.social · 4hNostalgia for what one doesn't remember or for what never happened is as bad as nostalgia for the horrors of the agricultural and industrial past. 121
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaGráinne 🍉 @thrillpool.bsky.social · 4hYou need to understand this is exactly the kind of art I miss so much 2123
Darach Ó Séaghdha @darach.bsky.social · 4hThere’s a Sherlock Holmes story about a guy who buys “shares” in a doctor. It doesn’t end well. 050
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaNiall Ó hAodha @hoosay.bsky.social · 5hI saw Dance was born in the 40s so I was thinking his dad would have been born in the late 1890s and in his late 40s when Charlie boy was born. He was born in 1876! Fought in the Boer war and was in his 70s when CD was born. One of Charles’s half sisters was born in the 19th century! 021
Darach Ó Séaghdha @darach.bsky.social · 5hWould it be very Bluesky and spoilsporty to suggest a piece of medical technology in response to this?My gut says it would be. 360
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaNeebey Deebey @irokie.bsky.social · 5hyoutu.be/hX21ctsGhNc This video is a few days old, but watching it, it reminded me of some of my favourite craic from back in the #motherfoclóir days. It was funny, and educational, and managed to land on both counts. If you have 15 minutes, it's worth a watch. @darach.bsky.socialyoutu.beWhy a Language Map of the World is ImpossibleYouTube video by Map Men 231
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaLouise @selkies.bsky.social · 6hAnd he'll see a United Ireland in his lifetime le cúnamh Dé 161
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaEd Losty @elosty.bsky.social · 6hHis father: A Dance as old as time. 002
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaWesley Dolan. @wesleydolan.bsky.social · 6hYou've heard of daddy issues? Well old Charlie boy is giving audiences great-granddaddy issues. 001
Darach Ó Séaghdha @darach.bsky.social · 6hCharles Dance had a father born in the 19th century and has a daughter born in the 21st century. 5172
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaMichaela Joffe @joffeorama.bsky.social · 18hnot sure why I made this but now you have to see it 8269682717
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaJoe Griffin @thejoegriffin.bsky.social · 6h"Our party doesn't do skateboard tricks, but if we did, they'd be the most tubular, radical stunts you've ever seen, bro." 452
Reposted by Darach Ó Séaghdhac0nc0rdance @c0nc0rdance.bsky.social · 7hOmigod, this is the most heartwarming story possible! Backpack (bear 89) is the son of the 2019 winner of Fat Bear Week, Holly (bear 435). In 2007, he injured his foot & a practice of riding on momma's Holly's back had a new meaning: he was mobility-restricted while it healed. So Holly moved him. 2536531230
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaJonny Morris @jonnymorris.bsky.social · 7hIt would've been fine as a recurring sketch in something like Harry Enfield's Television Programme but half an hour of the same gag is too much. 171
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaColette Carroll ♑️ 💙 @carrcole.bsky.social · 6hThe secret lives of men who read romance books: ‘My life is full of love, so I’m drawn to them’ www.theguardian.com/books/2026/s...theguardian.comThe secret lives of men who read romance books: ‘My life is full of love, so I’m drawn to them’It’s often assumed straight men are not interested in romantic fiction – but many are sharing their passion in forums online 023
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaSimon @sociuscriminis.bsky.social · 7hI reckon the only way to get them to rejoin is to tie them to the Eurozone; but I'd doubt they'd ever allow that to happen. 152
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaCathal Malone @cathalmalone.bsky.social · 7hTheir fundamental problem is that customs union or single market or bespoke Swiss-style treaties will leave them as rule-takers. I mean, it's happening already bit by bit, as they look to sign up to SPS agreements etc., but I can't see the public letting it continue indefinitely. 021
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaClay Tribune @claytribune.bsky.social · 7hPadre Pio on the windscreen, my god. That's the purest Dublin wit I've heard all day. 071
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaWe Geek Girls @wegeekgirls.bsky.social · 24/09/2026'The Name of the Rose' was released on this day 40 years ago! (September 24, 1986) Directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud. Starring Sean Connery, F. Murray Abraham, Christian Slater, Michael Lonsdale, William Hickey, Feodor Chaliapin Jr., Valentina Vargas, and Ron Perlman. #OTD #OnThisDay 6563775
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaAlive in Chicago (municipal boundary) @mosermostly.bsky.social · 7hJCO is the Lucille Bluth of the humanitiesstatic.klipy.comLucille BluthAlt: Lucille Bluth 0248
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaCethan Leahy @cethanleahy.com · 8hI think we underrate that JCO came up in 20th century New York literary circles where everyone said five most devastating insults before breakfast and as one of the last one standing, her competition is guys who get sad if their chatbot isn't sufficiently nice to them. 202298431
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaCethan Leahy @cethanleahy.com · 8hA popular skeet! Check out my soundcloud/new comedy-horror YA novel as they say.uk.bookshop.orgDead Teenager MovieIn this YA slasher, a horror-obsessed girl joins a group of wealthy teens for a wild weekend in a remote house, only to discover that the local murder rumours may be far more real – and far closer – t... 1527
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaFoobabe @foobabe.bsky.social · 7hI am so going to use this in the future 😂😂 011
Darach Ó Séaghdha @darach.bsky.social · 7hI know they rejected 🇳🇴🇨🇭and 🇨🇦 treaty models in the months after Brexit - they were all lesser by designation than full membership - but I still think one of those options is more likely than rejoining. The face loss of going back would be too much. 3110
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaO.R. Melling @ormelling.bsky.social · 8h😂 In our house if anyone was playing the (unwarranted) victim we sang "another martyr for ole Ireland" 🎶 to them. 091
Darach Ó Séaghdha @darach.bsky.social · 7hBackpack is the son of former Fat Bear Week champion Holly… his name was inspired by his habit of climbing onto his mother’s back when they swam the river. “Unlike many large, adult, male bears, Backpack hasn’t shown much aggression toward his competitors,” his profile reads. jrnl.ie/7177733jrnl.ieWinnie the Paunch: The 2026 winner of Fat Bear Week has been declaredThe winner secured more than 100,000 votes. 1264
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaLeftback @leftback.bsky.social · 8hAs a half Sicilian I both understand this and will be using it going forward. 0397
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaGillc @gillc57.bsky.social · 8hThis with a slice of Matt Talbot is my (Dublin) husband’s favourite 171
Darach Ó Séaghdha @darach.bsky.social · 9hI was reminded of a very Dublin insult this morning - “oh he’s such a martyr, Padre Pio has a picture of him on his windscreen”. 1032571
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaRichy Craven @richycraven.bsky.social · 9hI used to find it so unrealistic that The Simpsons had the same lawyer representing *all* the bad guys, rich guys and corrupt corporations but the more I read the news the more I realize that, no, that just happens. 27911
Reposted by Darach Ó SéaghdhaPatrick Smith @drpaddysmith.bsky.social · 9h"We've rocked down to Electric Avenue by mistake" 061