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Ciara Daly

@ciaradaly.bsky.social

Howya? Food Marketer at www.conquerdigital.ie Podcast Host at @climatealarmclock.bsky.social Wannabe DIYer, gardener + adult

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Daryl Feehely@darylfeehely.com · 12mo ago

A nice surprise this morning to hear that the @climatealarmclock.bsky.social gang are back dropping truth & pragmatic laughs about #ClimateChange. Maith sibh 👏 the-climate-alarm-clock.captivate.fm/episode/publ... #ClimateAction

Public perception and the hottest summer yet - LIVE at Earth Rising 2025 - The Climate Alarm Clock

The Climate Alarms Clock is back with a couple of special episodesTodays episode was recorded live at The Earth Rising Festival in the Irish Museum of M...

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Ciara Daly@ciaradaly.bsky.social · 2y ago

We're back in your ears tomorrow morning through The @climatealarmclock.bsky.social podcast. God bless us everyone.

The Climate Alarm Clock@climatealarmclock.bsky.social · 2y ago

The Climate Alarm Clock podcast returns Thursday, the 13th of March, woo! Darragh, @annapr.bsky.social, @ciaradaly.bsky.social and @tpspencer88.bsky.social will be diving head first into the latest climate news stories to try and make sense of it all. In a bid to make climate mainstream, we've...

Ciara Daly@ciaradaly.bsky.social · 2y ago

Over the last year, the social media industry has become such a difficult one for me to operate in - for a multitude of reasons - but this article from @thejournal.ie is a great example of one of them!

Stephen McDermott@stemcdermott.bsky.social · 2y ago

"There is irony in Zuckerberg branding US fact-checkers as being “just too politically biased” in a statement that, in both timing and explicit alignment, hints strongly at political expediency." @susandaly.bsky.social @factcheck.thejournal.ie

Gillian Branstetter@gbbranstetter.bsky.social · 2y ago

Hundreds of asylum seekers from around the globe are being trapped by the US in a Panama hotel where they'll eventually be sent to a camp in the jungle. One Chinese man said “I thought: America is a free country with respect for human rights. I had no idea it was like a dictatorship.”

They arrived at the United States border from around the world, hoping to seek asylum. Instead, they were detained, shackled and flown by the U.S.military to a faraway country, Panama They were stripped of their passports and most of their cellphones, they said, and then locked in a hotel, barred from seeing lawyers and told they would soon be sent to a makeshift camp near the Panamanian jungle. At the hotel, at least one person tried to commit suicide, according to several migrants. Another broke his leg trying to escape. A third sent a plaintive missive from a hidden cellphone: "Only a miracle can save us."In one window visible from a sidewalk below the hotel, a woman clawed at a latchless glass pane in an attempt to escape. When she noticed journalists below, she held up a piece of paper that read "Afghan. She made hand motions that indicated an airplane, then her head falling off. The message seemed to be clear: A flight home meant death.
TheBlindboyPodcast@blindboyboatclub.bsky.social · 2y ago

Art should be funded like science. To properly fund art, you fund failure. Funding failure will give you occasional excellence. Creating any art with the aim of it being popular enough to make money, will give you consistent mediocrity. Arists need funding to play and fail because that's the process

Oisín McGann@oisinmcgann.bsky.social · 2y ago

Let me tell you about the weird business that delivers art into our lives, and the impact it has on the long-term careers of artists. This is a thread prompted by yet another article on authors' incomes, and the inevitable reactions from the 'people-would-pay-if-it-was-worth-it-to-them' brigade. 1/

Una Mullally@unamullally.bsky.social · 2y ago

Wrote about how 2024 represented a crescendo of Irish pop culture and art, Peak Ireland, and the irony that exists in the space between the global impact of Irish creativity and how the lived experience of those creating art in Ireland is often a struggle. www.irishtimes.com/opinion/2024...

Una Mullally: From Paul Mescal to Bad Sisters to Clare Keegan, the green wave keeps rolling

Unfortunately, the lived experience of creatives working in Ireland is often a struggle

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Eoghan Daltun 🌍@irishrainforest.bsky.social · 2y ago

Never, EVER accept the lie that this is somehow a 'forest', just because there are trees: it's not. A real forest is 1,000s of diverse species, all intricately connected. By contrast, what you're looking at here is one face of the death of nature, covering around 10% of Ireland.

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Ciara Daly@ciaradaly.bsky.social · 2y ago

In a world obsessed with celebrating viral fame & billionaires, @unamullally.bsky.social reminds us that "just because something isn’t tangible doesn’t mean it isn’t valuable. And just because something doesn’t go on to become the next big thing doesn’t mean its creative expression isn’t of worth."

Una Mullally@unamullally.bsky.social · 2y ago

I spent the past year writing weekly on emerging, alternative and experimental art in and of Ireland. Here’s what I learned.