Especially now with the wearing of face masks which has completely impaired those who heavily relied on lip-reading to communicate. Even the most basic of ISL would go a long way to help the every day life of many people in Ireland!
Hey so there’s 92,000 people who are deaf or really hard of hearing in Ireland. Wouldn’t it be lovely if sign language was a standard taught in schools so the world was more accessible for people? It wouldn’t even be too hard I think everyone should try learn I am
@markohalloran I think men need to realise that there is a connection between ‘minor’ acts of misogyny (comments, ‘jokes’, ‘lads bants’) and acts of violence. The minor acts contribute to a culture which dehumanises women and leads to us being seen as objects for the taking.
Dad had to record a 20 sec video over Christmas for my brothers 40th as he lives in Oz, it took over 7 minutes because he couldn’t get past the word “Hello” without cracking up, if you need cheering up or just want a good laugh, watch it.🤣
I honestly think that this implementation should not be necessary and will only have negative effects on those who are complying with the current 5kms. Those who take no heed of the current km restriction will surely not take notice of a new lower restriction?
This is a prime example of why people need to stick to the restrictions. It only takes two people breaking the restrictions to infect each other, for them then to go on to infect their families. Suddenly we have a second wave and we are back to square one.
Seoul is ordering the closure of nightlife establishments after at least 40 new infections have been linked to clubs visited by a Covid patient.
They're trying to track down nearly 2,000 who were at the clubs over the weekend but have only reached 637.
https://t.co/O1HeyOZnJJ
Last year for Pancake Tuesday, my Nan bought gluten free ‘pancakes’ for my grandad, but they turned out to be garlic and herb wraps, which she heated, put lemon and sugar on and gave him. Hahaha he then told her they were the nicest pancakes he had ever had.