He seems happy.
New Twitter Emojis Will Mark Pope Francis’ Ireland Trip (New Catholic Registry)
Meanwhile…
Judging by Irish Twitter, a lot of people are already feeling triggered by the visit of Pope Francis. We’ll have to look at setting up some safe spaces for the easily offended.
— Michael Kelly (@MichaelKellyIC) August 13, 2018
Sensitive.
The built world around you; men did that. Your house, car, street, plumbing, electric wiring etc. Men. Let’s say sonething nice about men today.
— David Quinn (@DavQuinn) April 9, 2018
Jay.
Kers.
Previously: Conflation Once Again
Hey @GardaTraffic Should I have run of couple of red lights to see if that was safer than getting pushed in front of a bus by your van this morning? @dublincycling pic.twitter.com/i1UxjdEbky
— Ian Tighe (@IanSpins) January 5, 2018
Just look up the road. Did the gardai not see this truck parked on apath and cyclelane and facing the wrong way pic.twitter.com/Fgad7OGXEx
— Anto Moran (@moran_anto) January 5, 2018
Thanks Alan Bracken
…. I’m going to deactivate my account after I’ve done a bit of housekeeping. Twitter is a toilet and I don’t want to be complicit anymore
— Graham Linehan (@Glinner) October 12, 2017
Gulp.
Any questions?
— secret rte producer (@rtesecretpro) September 14, 2017
Earlier this week.
A new, highly insightful Twitter account by the name of Secret RTE Producer was deactivated (top).
But now they’re back (above).
And they’re ready to take your questions.
That’s very strange. #JobstownNotGuilty is not trending on my column. https://t.co/uYrteIAH6M
— The Raven (@TheRavenxx) June 28, 2017
#JobstownNotGuilty not trending higher if you were cynical you would swear there was a conspiracy
— #GE17LOOKINGGOOD (@wolfiewire) June 28, 2017
It is important to remember that the boss of @Twitter Ireland @smcs was Head of Communications with the Gardai #jobstownnotguilty
— Gemma O'Doherty (@gemmaod1) June 28, 2017
Anyone?
