Don’t trigger them.
Irish Archeology writer:
‘The Wilde Irish man and the Wilde Irish woman’, from John Speed’s map of Ireland, AD 1610.’
Damn snowflakes.
Tag Archives: Millenials
The Age Gap
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Irish Plogging Divas write:
The next time they start the “OK Boomer” stuff. Contrast social distancing at Sandycove (left) this morning with a Main Street Blackrock queue for coffee (right).
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Do people need flat whites so badly? The perennials in Sandycove are probably 3-4 times their age…
FIGHT!
Spudflakes
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This afternoon.
The National Potato Conference in The Red Cow Hotel, Dublin.
Speaking at the National Potato Conference Lorcan Bourke, fresh produce and potato manager at Bord Bia, said: “Today’s National Potato Conference positions the potato as ‘The Food of the Future’. He said:
“The crop has many benefits including its high nutritional content and its natural sustainability credentials.
These themes will feature in the wider EU-campaign, as we know that these are issues important to our target audience of people aged 18-34.”
Bord Bia launches potato consumption campaign – aimed at millennials (Agriland)
Montague Street, Dublin 2
Who is to blame?
Further to the outcry over gentrification by ‘millenials’ of Dublin city neighbourhoods.
Niamh writes:
Alright alright, ironic/artisan bakery schtick is not True Dublin enough, or whatever, blah blah, but there is a point I must make loud and clear, and ask that you, my peers, pay attention: this is NOT millennials.
Millennials are broke, indebted, and over-educated victims of circumstance, both terrified of never being employed, and obliged to live in decrepit, over-packed houses in order to remain within walking distance of work options. Because they can’t fuppking drive.
The generation opening bakeries and making The Happy Pear a thing are GENERATION X, or at least those who survived the cocaine blizzard of the early noughties long enough to produce Sucra and Fiachra and need somewhere hip to take the souped-up bugaboo of a Sunday morning.
So leave my poor, hungry, worthlessly qualified generation alone, ‘k?
Anyway the oul lads and oul ones of Rare Ould Dublin are the ones sitting on ex-council house goldmines, charging millenials five hundred quid a pop for a box room. They’re doing OK….
FIGHT!
Previously: Progress