@indeeditis1i
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Galway, on a small island called Ireland. Expressing my 'thoughts' and opinions only. Proud Ireland and EU citizen.
Galway town,Ireland, EU
Joined August 2013
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“Never be a spectator of unfairness or stupidity. The grave will supply plenty of time for silence.”
— Christopher Hitchens
Paul Walsh retweeted
This year's Football Jubilee team: @Galway_GAA 2001. 🏆
Watch the full Final and celebrate one of the county's greatest triumphs : youtu.be/2ZCTgK5GCjQ
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Collecting Turf from the Bog, Connemara, County Galway, c.1960s, photograph by John Hinde. Boy and girl from the Lydon family, postcard image that went global.
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Hitler, Himmler, Mussolini & Ribbentrop have risked death while on a tour of the front line in Ukraine. On a flight in Hitler's personal plane, Mussolini, a former pilot, asked to take the controls. Hitler too shocked to object.
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Dawn breaks over Europe after the shortest night of the year- as Luftwaffe bombers darken the sky & Wehrmacht troops march into the USSR.
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OTD in 1990, The GREATEST football song of ALL time, 'Put'em Under Pressure' reaches NO.1 in the charts and will stay there for 13 glorious weeks!
This was the national anthem for the whole Summer...
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V for Victory ✌️ Victory Day means something bit different for Poland. The world celebrates the fall of Nazi tyranny, in 🇵🇱 it was replaced Soviet communism. The scars still linger. Victory should mean freedom not oppression. Lets make sure it still does. #VictoryDay #NoToTyranny
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Britain faces a simple and inescapable choice - stability and strong Government with me, or chaos with Ed Miliband: facebook.com/DavidCameronOff…
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Since 1967, Connacht Gaelic Football teams have appeared in 24 All-Ireland finals.
Connacht teams have failed to win 22 of those 24 matches.
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A pothole in Portadown has become so big that a duck has now turned it into its new home.
The duck now lives in the pothole on the Marlacoo Road.
The bill to fix this one will now ruffle some feathers at the @deptinfra
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