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Genealogy. Dublin History. Graphic designer. Guerrilla gardener.

[Aide @6Dublin]

@FleurHassanN Fleur was born in England - you would think she would know that this is a photo of the English football team (she does)

[Aide @6Dublin]

@Irishchutzpah That's the German team

[Aide @6Dublin]

@JakeWSimons What are you just saying? - here's Scotland playing Germany at Ibrox Pk, 3 days before the Irish match - and here's the England team doing a Nazi salute 2 yrs later in Berlin - 1938. I think you're just saying that you are another anti Irish racist.

[Aide @6Dublin]

@vonderleyen Europe needs to be rid of this woman - she's a disgrace.

[Aide @6Dublin]

@OdohertyI64991 It's a post by an Indonesian person - what's your point ?

[Aide @6Dublin]

@Irishchutzpah @NewstalkFM Really ? Did you actually read them - I see one that could be construed as holocaust denial. Care to elaborate?

[Aide @6Dublin]

@HenMazzig It does not say 50% of Irish adults are unaware of the Holocaust - it quite clearly shows this if you could be bothered to read

[Aide @6Dublin]

@joshxhowie The same survey for the UK had almost identical results

52% of UK didn't know 6m jews were killed

22% believe that only 2m or less were killed

9% say the holocaust was a myth.

https://t.co/enN9d5Vb8X

[Aide @6Dublin]

@griptmedia Scrabbling around for anything to justify her murder.

[Aide @6Dublin]

@KiszelyPhilip https://t.co/Y1rsisD0w8

[Mohammed El-Kurd @m7mdkurd]

I took this footage when I was about 13. What you’re seeing is Jewish American tourists parading around our house like it’s a zoo, gloating about stealing it, harassing us and hurling insults. This is some of what we are protesting when we protest land theft events at Yeshivas.

[Aide @6Dublin]

@bensiegel History will not be kind to Shalom Baranes.

[Aide @6Dublin]

@kaitlancollins He means Article 5 not 2. The only country to have ever invoked it was the USA after 9/11.

[Jon Favreau @jonfavs]

Renee Good was trying to drive away.

The ICE agent shot her twice through her side window.

The ICE agent walked away uninjured.

We all saw this on video. They all know we saw this on video.

They're lying about it for the same reason they lie about everything: they think they can get away with anything, even murder.

They are despicable, garbage human beings.

[Aide @6Dublin]

@SarahisCensored She was a mother and an American. Only a person who is the absolute dregs of humanity would reduce her death to a FAFO moment.

[Aide @6Dublin]

@panyiszabolcs this is them in their enclosure without the snow. Brutal https://t.co/mMmzPMapL0

[Employment Law Ireland @EmployRightsIE]

🧵THREAD: The CSO has published its 2025 figures. They are devastating for Irish workers. This is not opinion. It is the State’s own data. Ireland looks rich on paper. In reality, working people are being slowly crushed. Let’s go through what the data shows.

[Derek Hollingsworth @DerekHolly7]

Today is the anniversary of Oíche na Gaoithe Móire - the Night of the Big Wind, 1839, the worst natural disaster in Irish history.

Did the terror and the psychological damage of the night feed into the language-shift in Ireland?

Grateful for retweets!👍

https://t.co/9BZYvtzap4

[Nervana Mahmoud @Nervana_1]

Guyana is the only English-speaking South American country, but the BBC decided to gaslight its president.

Kudos to President @DrMohamedIrfaa1 ( a Muslim btw) for BBC’s Stephen Sackur firmly in his place as @JamesMelville highlighted

https://t.co/k90XVtNeDy

[Niz @NizMhani]

This is #Gaza.

Leave them homeless.
Leave them without adequate shelter.
Leave them without aid and support.
Leave them without healthcare.
Leave them without journalists and investigators to document and record.

Then they'll "voluntarily" leave....

[BUCHANAN: Dublin Time Machine @RobLooseCannon]

Today in 1909, James Joyce opened Ireland’s first dedicated cinema. The Volta Theatre situated at 45 Mary Street in Dublin. The idea originated from Joyce’s sister Eva and one of his students in Trieste, Nicolò Vidacovich.

Living in Italy at the time, Joyce persuaded four Italian entrepreneurs to finance the project. It was named in honour of Italian inventor Alessandro Volta, and showcased primarily Italian films.

After scouting locations, Joyce settled on the Mary Street building, which was renovated to seat 420 patrons. The opening was not without its challenges. On launch day, a missing electrician caused a huge delay. However, the screenings eventually began, featuring titles such as The First Paris Orphanage and The Tragic Story of Beatrice Cenci.

Dublin’s Freeman’s Journal praised Joyce for his "indefatigable" efforts, celebrating his dedication to the project. Despite this initial promise, the Volta faced financial struggles. The Italian backers, including Antonio Machnich and Giovanni Rebez, eventually sold the cinema to the British Provincial Cinema Company in June 1910, incurring a loss of £1,000.

Joyce’s involvement with the Volta was brief but significant, reflecting his wide-ranging interests beyond literature.