is Patrick Neary not still kicking about?
Death of Michael Fingleton closes door on dark era for Irish banking
Keith Adams
@keithadams.bsky.social
Kept around by Irish Jesuits to think about prisons and punishment
is Patrick Neary not still kicking about?
Death of Michael Fingleton closes door on dark era for Irish banking
I basically wrote my phd about this guy but, hear me out... sending him to prison would have been absolutely a further waste of our money
RIP "Fingers" Fingleton, who died owing €1500 to everyone in Ireland (Irish Nationwide got a 6BN bailout) but never spent a day in prison www.irishtimes.com/business/fin...
RIP Charlie “Cunningham called bicycles the “perfect means for ‘right living.’” “They make people healthy and happy, and they free us from the tyranny of cars and the guilt of waste,” he said. “Of course, there’s a time and place for cars, but most of us use them too much.” “ @biketalk.bsky.social
Charlie Cunningham, Mountain Bike Innovator, Dies at 77 (Gift Article)
In the late 1970s, he built what is considered the first off-road bicycle with a frame that was aluminum rather than steel, one of his many inventions.
nytimes.com
I don't think people are ready for this kind of joke yet.
A reminder that this legislation was passed at Final Stage by 129 votes to 10, with every political party bar Ind. Ireland supporting. This headline shows: > Enormous over-reach by officialdom on an unequivocal democratic mandate, > The craven backtracking of FFG in this gvt on climate action.
I am in the funniest possible situation I am trying to go see The Odyssey but may not get there because of transportation delays
If you are not familiar with Rundale, you should check them out In the summer issue, our penal policy advocate @keithadams.bsky.social explores how the State delays and redacts investigations into its own violence
The summer issue of Rundale is out. Articles on Ireland's prison system, the 150th anniversary of the Catalpa rescue of Fenian prisoners, and two contributions from the annual Afri Famine Walk held in June (including one by me). rundale.org
The summer issue of Rundale is out. Articles on Ireland's prison system, the 150th anniversary of the Catalpa rescue of Fenian prisoners, and two contributions from the annual Afri Famine Walk held in June (including one by me). rundale.org
a little more info on the event. irishcycle.com/2026/07/29/c...
Car adman turned road safety and sustainability advocate Tom Flood to speak in Dublin
Tom Flood — whose work used to include car advertising but who turned his skills to promoting road safety and mobility beyond cars — is to speak at an event in Dublin on September 22nd.…
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Really excited for this talk in Dublin. Details and registration are now available for anyone interested. Thanks to @jcfjustice.bsky.social @irishcyclingcmpn.bsky.social @ibikedublin.bsky.social and many others for putting this together. www.eventbrite.ie/e/reframing-...
Reframing Road Safety | A public lecture by Tom Flood
Reframing the mainstream narrative around road safety, road violence and active transportation. Once you see it, you can't unsee it.
eventbrite.ie
Thanks to @jcfjustice.bsky.social, @irishcyclingcmpn.bsky.social and many others, the legendary @tomflood.bsky.social is bringing his Rovelo genius to Dublin during the EU Cycling Week. It will be the most significant active travel activism event of the year. www.eventbrite.ie/e/reframing-...
Reframing Road Safety | A public lecture by Tom Flood
Reframing the mainstream narrative around road safety, road violence and active transportation. Once you see it, you can't unsee it.
eventbrite.ie
as the Minister prepares for a U-turn on legal fees, it is good that he can quickly follow up with a good news story of his priorities
Imagine my surprise when finding promised social homes on Daft.ie 🙃 140 apartments which should have been public homes now being advertised for €2400-4500 per month
Deal for 140 Dublin social homes falls through as €4,500 rental ads appear online
A total of 140 social homes slated for Dublin 9 are instead appearing online for rent privately for up to €4,500 a month.
independent.ie
What you guys need to know is that if you just keep subscribing, my monks and I are *this close* to turning lead into gold.
chills, the organisers have cracked the perfect final stage
The roar on Montmarte when Pogi in yellow comes around the corner gives me goosebumps. I've watched this like a dozen times. Sport at its finest.
catching up on Tour after holidays last week Harold Tejada crossing himself (3.45) as he positioned Schmid before launching his sprint is a vibe youtu.be/RDJAfsA-roM?...
THRILLING SHOWDOWN! 🍿 | Men's Tour de France Stage 13 Final KM's | TNT Sports Cycling
YouTube video by TNT Sports Cycling
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If someone is concerned about the risk to pedestrians from e-bikes, e-motos, and scooters, but doesn't support taking away space from cars to build safer micro-mobility infrastructure then I would question their commitment to safety
op-ed by Ian O'Donnell on deteriorating prison conditions and the life-changing corporeal consequences www.irishtimes.com/opinion/2026...
Opinion: Two mentally ill prisoners had to share a cell in an overcrowded prison. One lost his eye
Crowded prisons are unsafe and ours are grossly overcrowded
irishtimes.com
🚨Follow up tothe Faith in the NEIC report🚨 www.activelink.ie/vacancies/co... ACET and DCIF are looking to hire a Faith Liaison for Dublin's North East Inner City. If you or someone you know would be interested apply through the link above ⬆️
Irish prisons are places of death—civil, social and, increasingly, bodily. Prompted by the delayed and redacted investigation report on Ivan Rosney's death in prison, I have had an essay - 157 seconds - published by Rundale. www.rundale.org/2026/07/21/1...
157 Seconds: Death in An Irish Prison – Death Unseen - Rundale
Irish prisons are places of death—civil, social and, increasingly, bodily. Recounting the conditions of how some people have died recently, this essay avoids the simplistic rationale of deaths being i...
rundale.org
I can’t think, off the top of my head, of a single elected official who spent time with detainees, voluntarily, calling them part of the community, and spending time with them, shaking their hands, and spend time watching a football game. I may be wrong and do correct me if this happened before.
The beautiful game. The people’s game. Throughout this World Cup, we have been reminded of a simple truth: football belongs to everyone. So does the joy and community it creates. Yesterday, I joined New Yorkers on Rikers Island to watch England take on Argentina.
really thinking about this tweet as i’ve been struggling to breathe through nausea for the last 5 hours
These images of First Nations community members evacuating Collins, Ontario on motorboats are absolutely surreal www.facebook.com/reel/1548244...
Ok it has no moving tractors but otherwise this field art is up there with the best ever. Was at 27.2 km to go, a tribute from Saône-et-Loire, the département. #tdf2026
England parking the bus