If hurling fascists don’t stop with this moaning I will have to break out my favourite fact:
The Royal Wedding got more viewers on RTÉ than any All-Ireland hurling final ever.
At a commemoration event today to mark the 30th annv of the genocide against the Tutsis, a man asks to speak after hearing a survivor's story. "I was one of the people who killed here. We brought machetes and just killed. What we did is unimaginable and I feel such shame" #Rwanda
John Giraneza was left with life-changing injuries when he was attacked with machetes in the 1994 #genocide against the Tutsis. He lost 24 family members in the 100 days of slaughter. He married the daughter of one of the men who wiped out his family. Story on @morningireland
Here's the man in @amyniriada's report who married the daughter of the man who killed his family
If you missed her report about efforts for reconciliation in Rwanda, you can listen back on the Morning Ireland website https://t.co/N74t4DVh7F
Hundreds of thousands of items of fashion waste from the EU end up in Kenya’s largest landfill site. The End of the World with Beanz explores this on RTÉ One tonight at 7pm. Thanks to Kite Entertainment and Frontline Films for having me as part of this important conversation.
@JamesWeldon1 Sorry for your loss James, Seamus was an absolute gentleman and a fantastic coach,always felt so much better about myself after one of his pep talks
Millions of girls and women have to give up school/work for one week every month. This week we distributed over 70 period panties in Embulbul slum. Their faces lit up when they realised they would no longer have to put their lives on hold because of their periods. #periodpoverty
Israel is currently killing about 100 children a day in Gaza. How many more before sport finds its conscience?
A column on why it's time the world of sport took a stand, the way it did against Russia. (€)
https://t.co/CFOlB2vY4I