Alex Curran

@alexcurran95.bsky.social

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'Multiple rounds of intense supercells and multicells are forecast from eastern Spain across the Balearic Islands, southern France, Switzerland, Austria, north-central Italy, Slovenia, and Croatia. Large hail, severe winds, torrential flooding rain, & tornadoes are possible.' x.com/severeweathe...

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A two-day severe weather outbreak is expected across the western, central, and northern Mediterranean. Multiple rounds of intense supercells and multicells are forecast from eastern Spain across the B...

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We should be begging these people to come to Ireland, but the government is too in thrall to the tech bro fascists to lift a finger to help the targets of a genocide. What a moral failure. What a failure on every level, and we just accept it in our name.

Richard Chambers@newschambers.bsky.social · 10h ago

“The hope that I had was taken away in one email.” High-achieving students from Gaza, awarded scholarships from Irish universities, have had their visa applications rejected. Here’s their story. @virginmedianews.bsky.social

Horrifying that the BBC would normalize someone as extreme as Gad Saad in this way. He is a white nationalist, someone who calls for expelling Muslims, a vicious transphobe, someone who refers to anti-Zionist Jews as insects. A truly vile man who they described as 'a Canadian professor'.

Rebecca Sear@rebeccasear.bsky.social · yesterday

Tonight BBC radio 4 ran an hour-long advert for “suicidal empathy” (the idea and book) on the Moral Maze, describing its author simply as a Canadian professor, without mentioning his enthusiasm for Great Replacement ideology nor calls for civil war in the UK. That does not seem ok.

Ireland is the EU centre for regulating Microsoft’s use of personal data, and the DPC is the body required under statute to enforce it. The Minister for Enterprise, Peter Burke, was asked about relying on US tech companies for sensitive state info in Feb 26. He said it wasn’t on his radar.

NL#TIMES
Microsoft accused of leaking
Dutch civil servants' names to U.S. government
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Microsoft has reportedly shared the names of Dutch civil servants working for two regulatory agencies with the U.S. House of Representatives.
The agencies involved include the Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) and the Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP), according to an article published on Friday by Vrij Nederland.
The civil servants involved are working on implementing the Digital Services Act (DSA), the European law that forces online platforms to take stricter action against illegal content, online child sex abuse, and disinformation. The American government considers this law a form of censorship.
Microsoft shared emails, minutes, and invitations sent by these civil servants without redacting
Holger Hestermeyer@hhesterm.bsky.social · 22h ago

This incident needs to be thoroughly investigated. If true, no public office in the EU or any member state can continue to run any microsoft products. nltimes.nl/2026/05/22/m...

There is an important lesson here for Ireland too. We face relentless internal and external pressure to join military alliances and increase defence spending, when we should be protecting our neutrality and investing in essential social infrastructures and services.

Patrick Bresnihan@pbresnihan.bsky.social · 20h ago

Finland is a sad example of what happens when warfare replaces welfare. Increasing homelessness and unemployment while the government increases NATO-imposed budgets for military spending. www.donotpanic.news/p/how-finlan...