Caid Ciarraí Chicago
Maura iníon le laoch na Gaeltachta Joe Breathnach Baile na bhFionnúrach agus Saoirse iníon le
Vincent Ó Ceallacháin Baile na hAbha ar thuras abhaile ón Windy City ag imirt leis na Chicago Celtics
Ciarraí go deo
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To paraphrase the famous speech "Ask not what your county can do for you, but what you can do for your county" : An amazing initiative from Oran native Sean Mulryan: a €500,000 bursary towards Apprenticeships for Roscommon people! See https://t.co/q1625CG8V6
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Chicago teams records during the 2020s decade
Bears: 29-56
Blackhawks: 126-258
Bulls: 195-205
Cubs: 426-426
White Sox: 366-486
Combined: 1142-1353 (-211)
Soldier Field was at max stadium pulse last night. Fans always show up. Teams don’t show up for us. The city deserves better
*** Sponsorship Signage at our New Pitch **
Sponsor signage at the club's new pitch. Cost is €400 for 3 years.
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Don't miss this chance to be part of this fantastic facility.
Any questions please contact Justin Dixon on 087 6833794.
Congratulations to Tulsk Lord Edward’s who are the 2025 Connacht Gold U14 Division 3 Football League Champions.
Minor Secretary, Marion Kelly, presented the trophy to the winning captain, John Murray.
#RosGAA
Great to have Brian Carroll Roscommon GAA Chairperson in Tulsk today getting behind the Rossie Ramble looking forward to a great night in The Cladagh Ring Bar London on April 4th.
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Great to have Roscommon's biggest supporter, supporting the #RossieRamble. Looking forward to a great gathering of Rossies on April 4th in The Claddagh Ring London.
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Stripe is doubling its footprint in Chicago from around 45K sq ft to around 90K.
These are great paying tech jobs with $200K tc for near entry level not being unheard of and $300K-$400K and above not being uncommon mid level. $500K+ for more senior roles
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NEW: Chicago City Council is set to vote Wednesday on Mayor Brandon Johnson’s $830M borrowing scheme. The mayor says it’s for infrastructure. But a stealth provision could allow for the mayor to use this borrowing to pay off his largest campaign donor (the Chicago Teachers Union) with a new contract. Here’s how ⬇️
The mayor and Chicago CFO Jill Jaworski say this borrowing package is purely for infrastructure projects. They’ve repeatedly told aldermen and the media that there’s nothing to see here, the critics are acting in bad faith, and this borrowing is business as usual.
The payment terms alone are proof that isn’t true (no payments at all for two years and interest-only payments for 18 years after that).
But this provision, which has not been explained in the Finance Committee or on the floor of City Council, should raise huge red flags.
Specifically, it allows for proceeds of this borrowing to be transferred to a “school district.”
Johnson has two big incentives to use the $830M borrowing plan to flood money into Chicago Public Schools—and not just for infrastructure.
1. CPS is currently in negotiations on a new, record-spending labor contract with the Chicago Teachers Union, Johnson’s largest campaign donor and former employer. CTU President Stacy Davis Gates needs a contract ASAP in order to fend off her opponent in the internal union election for president.
2. CPS is trying to figure out how to make a $175M MEABF payment that it can’t afford and didn’t budget for. And the city’s FY 2024 books need to be closed by the end of March. Those books include the $175M payment. So Johnson needs that covered somehow, or else he will be left with an embarrassing budget deficit, forcing him to scramble for new revenue before the end of March or get hit with another credit downgrade.
So here’s the simple question Jaworski and Johnson must answer before City Council can make an informed vote on their borrowing plan: “Could the proceeds of this borrowing be used to fund the CTU contract or the MEABF payment, directly or indirectly?”
If they can’t answer that simple question, City Council members must vote NO on what amounts to a blank check for the mayor and his largest campaign donor.
I will fund a thorough, independent investigation to the tune of €100k into the forces which influence the narrative shaping reporting of The Irish Times and RTÉ. It could be virtue signaling. Or something more sinister. Please share and help me find the right investigator.
Finally reading @Austin__Berg’s book on why Chicago government is so fudged up. The first chapter is outrageous and I’d never heard of it before #justiceformeigsfield