@Rubberbandits Agree. This - https://t.co/b0P7EuaaOS - is one of my all-time favourite pieces of writing; as Singapore is real, there's no need to 'visualise' it, so we can just appreciate how he draws attention to its dystopian underbelly.
@C_Quigley Faltering Fullback in Finsbury Park as well of course. I've always thought that its outdoor section reflects what Indiana Jones would fill his garden with if he was from Kerry.
@jhnmcgnly It's sore but this season is still a season of transition (which has been easy to forget over the past months!). Celtic may still win the league yet still be going through the necessary transition - the two things can very much co-exist.
@DanielCollins85 @marycatherinecr @brendancbrowne@CiaranB19@ciaranmacairt Fun fact - my birth certificate and passport read 'Ciarán'. My uncle (who I was named after) never used a fada but as I was born in Donegal the Irish government may have a policy of ensuring there's a fada in there. I'll have to ask my family about this for clarification.
@marycatherinecr Every name is beautiful! Also, I will stay out of it as in the past I've been scorned by people from the south for having my name spelt as it is (even though it's, of course, in accordance with linguistic norms of the north as per the Hinds video)
@marycatherinecr Yes, it's rare enough to come across it in a non-North environment (I, who grew up in Derry, was named after my great uncle who was born in Belfast). Where is your family from?