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Waterford, Ireland
Joined September 2010
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Before reaching fame as an actor, Jason Statham was a dancer in The Shamen's 1992 hit song "Comin' On Strong"
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Danny Power retweeted
Fell asleep drunk on porch waiting for my food
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Replying to @SkyHelpIreland
@SkyHelpIreland Hi, I'm having trouble trying to watch Mare of Easttown. I'm using sky go on Xbox but it's giving me the same response on my phone. Here's a screenshot of it
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@SkyHelpIreland Any response here? Trying to watch a show and it's telling me you don't have the rights
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The legendary origin of the phrase "chancing your arm" is a brilliant story from Dublin in 1492. The Butlers of Ormonde and the FitzGeralds of Kildare were involved in a violent land feud. The Butlers retreated to the sanctuary of St Patrick's Cathedral, with the FitzGeralds in hot pursuit. A standoff took place, the Fitzgeralds refusing to leave till the Butlers surrendered. However, the Butlers feared they'd be massacred by their sworn enemies if they left the sanctuary. To break the stalemate and show his sincerity to let the Butlers surrender peacefully, Gerald Fitzgerald cut a hole in the chapterhouse door and put his empty sword arm through as a gesture of peace. The Butlers saw the honour of the act of Fitzgerald "chancing his arm," and their leader shook Fitzgerald's hand. Both families left the cathedral in peace. A potent symbol of compromise producing a win/win scenario the "Door of Reconciliation" is still on display in St Pat's Cathedral to this day. – at Fingal, Ireland
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Danny Power retweeted
“You there, boy! What fvcking storm is it today?” #StormHerminia
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Directed by David Lynch.
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At least the end of fact-checking over on Meta is having some HILARIOUS consequences
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#OnThisDay 1921 Martial Law is extended to Clare, Kilkenny, Waterford & Wexford. Public meetings like marts, fairs, football matches are banned. All Crown forces there ‘were declared to be on active service'. Anyone found with weapons will 'Suffer Death'. #Ireland #History
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This is a satire, yeah?
Human rights are not the heritage or the aspiration of any one nationality, any one faith, any one ideology, any one region, or any other characteristic – they're universal. — @SecBlinken
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28 YEARS LATER Official poster from Sony!
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The internet did to our elders what they said video games were going to do to us
How many championships would we have won with @ElonMusk? 🤔
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Danny Power retweeted
The Green Party knew FF and FG had bowed to US pressure on the Occupied Territories Bill yet did or said nothing, The GP FF and FG are dirty bastards and should not get any preference on any ballot paper.
🚨Minister of state Ossian Smyth confirms US interference with Occupied Bill – and why Fine Gael blocked it 🚨 ‘The Occupied Territories Bill was blocked by Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil because the Democratic Party in America asked them to block it.’
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Danny Power retweeted
Errol Musk looks like Al Pacino throwing everything he’s got into a Josef Fritzl biopic.
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.@TVTime What's this about?
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Look at this. Absolutely savage. – at Brussels, Belgium
Palestinian journalist Alaa Hamouda met a displaced girl who had reportedly been carrying her injured sister on her shoulders for more than two kilometres barefoot. After meeting them, Hamouda helped them get to Al-Bureij refugee camp.
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