Ed Carty

Director of Marketing & Comms, and Media Relations @uniofgalway @OllnaGaillimhe. A former @PA news editor & special advisor (but I’m alright now, honest)

[Ed Carty @EdCartyPA]

.@liamgallagher a chara, don't leave me hanging.

[Ed Carty @EdCartyPA]

Anyone who saw @oasis @LimelightNI Belfast the week #DefinitelyMaybe was released in 1994 should automatically get first dibs on #crokepark

@liamgallagher sort it. Ya legend.

#bestgig yous blew the roof off the city

[Ed Carty @EdCartyPA]

Anyone who saw @oasis @LimelightNI Belfast the week #DefinitelyMaybe was released in 1994 should automatically get first dibs on #crokepark

@liamgallagher sort it. Ya legend.

#bestgig yous blew the roof off the city

[Ed Carty @EdCartyPA]

Savage. 👏🏼

https://t.co/SZAUfQMu8R

[Ed Carty @EdCartyPA]

Loved working on this with the guys at @SNSUniofGalway @Galway_Research @STEM_Galway

Fascinating insights into these cool creatures, how they live and how valuable they are for all our sakes.

Their @uniofgalway honey is unreal!

[Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway @uniofgalway]

World Bee Day is being marked by researchers at University of Galway with a quest for the public to support the monitoring of more than 500 wild and native honey bee colonies 🐝

The team of academics at the Galway Honey Bee Research Centre (https://t.co/GlO6RRFKp2) aim to use the data being recorded and reported on the free-living bees as part of efforts to devise better strategies for their conservation.

The researchers are asking would-be citizen scientists to locate colonies - but not to report individual bee sightings - and for some people to become colony custodians, by regular monitoring and reporting on the survival of the colonies.

Read more about the research here: https://t.co/Tg6xkgRYlX

@scienceirl

#UniversityofGalway #WorldBeeDay #Research #Galway #NativeHoneyBee

[The Irish Times @IrishTimes]

‘Plan Bee’ urges citizen scientists to help monitor endangered wild native Irish honeybee colonies https://t.co/op0B7bwS8Z

[Ed Carty @EdCartyPA]

Pleasure to meet this man today

⁩US could end Israeli offensive in Gaza ‘in five minutes’, says Palestinian human rights chief

.⁦⁦@alhaq_org⁩ ⁦@IrishCentreHR⁩ ⁦@uniofgalway⁩ ⁦@FranceskAlbs

https://t.co/95Abox7TXe

[Ed Carty @EdCartyPA]

Fair play to @An_Post_Ins for making contact and offering something approaching an almost acceptable car insurance quote.

Less than last year’s and nowhere near the first offer of a 33% hike.

[Ed Carty @EdCartyPA]

. @An_Post_Ins quote for my car insurance - the premium has gone up by 33%. Never claimed; 20+ yrs driving; bog standard motor.

The industry is some craic.

The costumer is never right. Fed up. How is it possible and allowed? @centralbank_ie licenses to print money.

[Ed Carty @EdCartyPA]

.@RevolutApp scam calls are good.

- automated voice message after picking up call from [phone]

- this is revolut. Your revolut card was used for €70 transaction on @amazon

- if this was an unauthorised spend press 1 or hang up to allow the payment

[Ed Carty @EdCartyPA]

Loved working on this piece @SNSUniofGalway Well done Christian Ginski & all the research team for getting such amazing results from @ESO Very Large Telescope in Chile. Already looking forward to the discoveries from the Extremely Large Telescope!

@aaronagolden

[Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway @uniofgalway]

An international team of astronomers has shed new light on the fascinating and complex process of planet formation, capturing stunning images of more than 80 young stars and discs of dust and gas where planets are forming 🪐🌟

The data has been published today in three papers in Astronomy & Astrophysics. Dr Christian Ginski, lecturer at the University of Galway is lead author of one of three new papers published.

The team studied 86 stars across three different star-forming regions of the Milky Way galaxy: Taurus and Chamaeleon I, both around 600 light-years from Earth, and Orion, a gas-rich cloud about 1,300 light-years from us that is known to be the birthplace of several stars more massive than our Sun. The observations were gathered by a large international team, with scientists from more than 10 countries.

As technology advances, the team hopes to delve even deeper into the heart of planet-forming systems. The University of Galway is directly contributing to the instrumentation of what will be the biggest telescope on the planet, allowing our astronomers privileged access once it is completed.

Read more here about the discoveries: https://t.co/N9A0CoVy58

#UniversityofGalway #Research #Astronomy #PlanetFormation

[Afshin Samali @Afshin_Samali]

This is Yama. He is a refugee, living with my family in #Rosscahill since arriving here 4 months ago. He was an engineering student in Afghanistan. Yesterday he turned 20. Neighbours called over with cards & gifts, welcoming him to our community. This is the Rosscahill I know.

[Afshin Samali @Afshin_Samali]

I came to Ireland as a refugee in December 38 years ago. I received a very warm Irish welcome. The Ireland that I came to call my home has changed a lot in recent years. I am shocked at events over the last couple of days in my neighbourhood (1/6) https://t.co/VgV47cjEZt

[Ed Carty @EdCartyPA]

@niallcarsonpa Jeepers. What a shout. Pity no one sees your tweets now these days!

[Ed Carty @EdCartyPA]

Well now.
A legacy of stunted growth but not in an economic sense.

https://t.co/1qKClzqE6t via @ConversationUK

[Ed Carty @EdCartyPA]

Hats off to all involved in this project from the edge of Europe to @UN @dfatirl @EamonRyan amid all the to-ing and fro-ing in #COP28 #COP28UAE @jcwexford @geabstaire

[Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway @uniofgalway]

Cois Fharraige to COP ♻️🌍| We asked 20 Gaeltacht teenagers what they would like to say to the world leaders meeting at COP28 in Dubai. They expressed their hopes and fears about climate change and described its impact here in the west of Ireland.

Find out more about the ‘Cois Fharraige to COP’ project at: https://t.co/d6FVa4zbHI

Buíochas le daltaí agus múinteoirí i gColáiste Chroí Mhuire, an Spidéal, agus Coláiste Cholmcille, Indreabhán. Buíochas freisin le Fóram Chois Fharraige um Phleanáil Teanga agus leis na haoichainteoirí ar fad a thacaigh leis an togra seo.

#UniversityofGalway #COP28 #ClimateChange

[Channel 4 News @Channel4News]

Fouad Abu Sabha was shot dead in the West Bank. Channel 4 News was at the scene moments after he was killed.

Using our exclusive footage from the day, CCTV and eyewitness testimony, we piece together a minute-by-minute account of Fouad’s last moments.

@mattfrei reports.

[The Ocean Cleanup @TheOceanCleanup]

How does System 03 really work? And why does it need to be so big? How do we know where to clean? And how do we avoid catching fish? This video explains it all: https://t.co/dOlhJumUbL

[Ed Carty @EdCartyPA]

Agnes is not the name for a storm

Agnes is the name of a lion

#StormAgnes #Agnes

https://t.co/NLNaYkljPj via @YouTube

[Ed Carty @EdCartyPA]

This place still has fine moments.

[Sorcha Eastwood MP @SorchaEastwood]

My abiding memory of David Frost will be the strange way in which he ate biscuits during a meeting once. He literally just smashed shortbread around his face and in doing so, compromised the rest of the biscuits on the plate as he sprayed biscuit crumb over the table.