The history books will remember your name for the right reasons 👏
What a proud Irishman 💚
#stopthegame
It's not giving because he stood on his foot but that's so so soft. Most footballing people want that to be a goal for Spain
🚨 Facebook goes down for 20 minutes and Ireland responds the only way it knows how... ☕🇮🇪
It's believed more cups of tea were poured during the outage than since Facebook launched in 2004.
Normal scrolling has now resumed. 😂 #FacebookDown #Ireland
🚨 Facebook was down for a few minutes and suddenly everyone became an IT expert.
"Is it my WiFi?" "Try restarting the router." "Have you paid the internet bill?" "Check if it's working on your phone!"
Meanwhile in Ireland, rumours were spreading faster than the internet itself
Facebook is down, why not get us to 1,000 followers in case our Facebook page with 214k followers never get back up 😭
ALL-IRELAND SFC DRAW CONFIRMED 🏐🇮🇪
Round 2A
🔹 Donegal vs Cork
🔹 Galway vs Westmeath
🔹 Tyrone vs Mayo
🔹 Louth vs Armagh
Round 2B
🔹 Derry vs Meath
🔹 Kildare vs Kerry
🔹 Cavan vs Dublin
🔹 Monaghan vs Roscommon
He throws his elbow towards the face of Bruno! It's a straight red card. He knew what he was doing 😡
A recent quote attributed to Gerry Hutch has sparked discussion across Ireland, touching on immigration, integration, and enforcement policies.
In the statement, Hutch acknowledges Ireland’s historical need for immigration and expresses support for integration, while also emphasizing the expectation that newcomers contribute skills and work. The quote also includes controversial remarks regarding illegal immigration, calling for stricter measures.
The comments have generated mixed reactions online, with some supporting the emphasis on contribution and others criticizing the tone and proposed approach.
