Just when I thought I couldn’t possibly feel prouder to be Irish, our beloved @PresidentIRL strolls out to listen to an impromptu open air concert by @RTE_NSO - this wouldn’t happen in any other country in the world. Ireland 🇮🇪 I love you! ❤️
Just amazing.
173 years ago, the Choctaw Nation sent money to help those affected by the Great Famine in Ireland.
To repay the kindness once shown to them, 7,500+ Irish donors have given more than $225K to support the Navajo & Hopi COVID relief fund: https://t.co/HSgGVayLGs
Quote of the year: “If you expect elementary school children to endure the trauma of active shooter drills for your freedoms, you can wear a mask to Costco.”
Great piece by Owen Slot in The Times today on the impact of the timing of Coronavirus on rugby (and how one months difference would have made it look almost entirely different)
RTÉ from next season should televise AIL Rugby. One game a weekend with a Wednesday or Thursday night round up show. Club rugby in this country does not get the exposure it deserves. @IrishRugby@RTEsport@Murray_Kinsella@MattRCNM
Newcastle West #CommunityPolicing checking in on Joan in Limerick today after a request from a relative. Electrician arranged to fix her sensor light & a great chat had. Anyone who needs assistance can call their local Garda station. We are here to help!
#StPatricksDay#COVID19
I am urging everyone to please stop sharing unverified info on What's app groups. These messages are scaring and confusing people and causing real damage. Please get your info from official, trusted sources. Follow @HSELive@hpscireland@WHO @merrionstreet @dfatravelwise
It’s a new week, let’s make a renewed effort - all of us -to comply with public health advice. The countries which have succeeded the most in “flattening the curve” of #coronavirus are the ones which have seen people follow the advice in full. Follow the advice & save lives