@RosvoglouReport “Irish soccer player Charlie Smyth” in your article is incorrect, Chris. It’s “Gaelic football player Charlie Smyth”. They are two totally different sports. For example, in Gaelic football all players can use their hands.
@Yoren00@BBCSport@BBCiPlayer Depends what you mean by “diverse”. That’s the first time the BBC have ever shown a live GAA match on BBC England. I would say that a first live broadcast of another country’s national sport is by definition quite diverse. But that’s just my opinion.
@Yoren00@BBCSport@BBCiPlayer Oh, yes please, BBC! Please explain to Yoren Ireland’s colonial past (or lack thereof) and the history of the GAA and the suppression of it, the Irish language, and land ownership under British rule. Can’t wait for this. 🍿🍿
Craig Cahill and @redempireband are part of the #GlobalSleepOut this weekend in Trinity, alongside @thescript.
And Craig tells us about what he saw when he visited @DepaulIreland's services for the homeless.
https://t.co/B8nfIFI1GZ
Great to have @redempireband pay a visit to our Sundial House service this evening ahead of their performance at our @BigSleepOuts event in @tcddublin next Saturday🎸🎸🎸
Our new single #ThisIsNotTheDay is available on
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iTunes: https://t.co/RwhiwH13Xq
Spotify: https://t.co/ZGM3yukQvY
Google Play: https://t.co/U2zJxVgsgZ
YouTube: https://t.co/BB6cPcJVu4
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The new @redempireband single cover art for #thisisnottheday which will be released soon. The photograph is by Paul Kelly & it’s called “Mrs Piggott goes shopping for carrots”. It was part of his amazing #northwall series. Thank you to Mo Keith for putting this together!