Jennifer O' Shea

Ann's daughter

[Jennifer O' Shea @vivster82]

@BaldPOlitiCs @CTChamber @ChambersIreland @StapletonsBaker seemed to have a representative on the 9 o clock news, maybe we should start with them?#roscrea #irelandisforeveryone

[Jennifer O' Shea @vivster82]

@notquiteold So so sorry to hear this, I’ll miss you Theo! I’ll be thinking of you. X x

[Alan Sepinwall @sepinwall]

Who is more neglected by his wealthy father?

[Bunsen, Beaker, Bernoulli & Brix @bunsenbernerbmd]

Retweet if you have the best dog.

[Jennifer O' Shea @vivster82]

@KarSugrue So fondly!!

[Jennifer O' Shea @vivster82]

Why do so many women still take their husband's last name? https://t.co/hUw7SRT6T8 via @rte

[Jennifer O' Shea @vivster82]

@meganjrenee Bring your own toilet roll.

[Conor Sheehan TD @ConorSheehan93]

I’m loving all the straight men in my mentions defending MHR’s use of the word “fairy”. Language is important. The context in which it was said is irrelevant. Just apologise! #liveline

[Alexey Navalny @navalny]

9 years. Well, as the characters of my favorite TV series “The Wire” used to say: “You only do two days. That's the day you go in and the day you come out"
I even had a T-shirt with this slogan, but the prison authorities confiscated it, considering the print extremist.

[Francesca Specter @ChezSpecter]

But can we appreciate how bonkers it is that, in the 21st century, taking your husband's surname is still very much seen as the default, no-questions-asked option for married, heterosexual couples in UK (90% women do so)? Even among 18-30s, it's still 85% https://t.co/NfNmmsisJT

[Dawn French 💙🔴🏳️‍🌈🇺🇦🇵🇸 @Dawn_French]

This is who I’m thinking about on International Womens Day today

[Jennifer O' Shea @vivster82]

@KurtZouma I’m not an expert but I doubt your two cats are “perfectly fine and healthy”. @WestHam

[Jennifer O' Shea @vivster82]

#5minutesforashling

[Andrew Cotter @MrAndrewCotter]

I’ve never supported a football team. I might now support St Petersburg.

[Susie Dent @susie_dent]

I wish I had the words to describe the exceptional man that was Sean Lock. But today I don’t, and I think he might have liked it that way.