#ireland things

[definitelytherepublicofireland]

10,000 notes and I will film myself wearing a skirt and cat ears

@realsafari @duothelingo @true-blue-straya @yandex-search-fr @microsoft-edge-official @kroger-fr @official-the-united-states @totally-peacock-i-swear @the-us-navy-offical @definitely-wikipedia @walmart-the-official @bingle-official @true-opera-gx @gibbish-anon-from-gell @shakespeare-official-account @apple-unofficial @royal-canadian-air-force @firefox-official and whoever else I forgot

[lilrowantree]

Me vs the french language who will win

(i’ve orals i’m so fucked)

[definitelytherepublicofireland]

This post has been approved by the Republic of Ireland/Poblacht na hÉireann.

Trans people are very poggers.

Reblog if think trans people are neato

[ghost-bison]

I finished Derry Girls yesterday. I know the whole show's about a serious topic and all, but it's done in such a funny way that you don't expect it to go so dark at times. Which is why this show is genius. You see everything through the eyes of a bunch of naive teenagers who honestly have other things to worry about than the Troubles. They think about boys (and girls), and school and the fact that their mums are gonna kill them if they don't pass their final exams, and you get invested and forget what's happening out there. And every time an episode ends with a reminder it's brutal and random and it's so real. Because that's how it is in real life: you never expect to get a call telling you your granddad is dead. Or for your TV program to be interrupted to tell you terrorists crashed a plane into a bunch of towers and killed over 3000 people. Things like that always come unexpected and Derry Girls understood that. Beautiful show.

[vyorei]

Wasn't expecting this to pop up in reports, always nice to see

Ireland stands with Palestine, always 🇵🇸✊🇮🇪

Ón abhainn go dtí an fharraige, beidh an Phalaistín saor 💜

Source for images: Clodagh Kilcoyne and Reuters via Al Jazeera Live Updates

[triflingthing]

It’s going to be a cozy day in the Irish countryside

[definitelytherepublicofireland]

do your worst, lads, lassies and enbies

from twitter ig

[curveswithasideofhips]

32 county parade Patrick Kielty did it the mad man himself

[definitelytherepublicofireland]

COUNTRYHUMANS BLOG 🫵

no no no no please no no no no don't do it

[forsoobado137]

Hello 😊 you haven't escaped me yet :)))

Give me your funniest nations revealed au headcanons 🫵

America has climbed the Statue of Liberty a few times. When he reaches the top, he either does backflips or throws it back for the people below. He also does whatever is the most popular dance for the time.

Canada got kidnapped by a concerned mom after she thought he was working too hard. Canada just kind of went along with it because he didn't want to make things awkward.

Spain is always caught doing dumb things on Google Street View.

Ireland gets invited to random people's weddings. Sometimes they try to have him officiate the marriage.

Australia went to the "Gathering of the Kyles" event (I think his human name is Kyle).

England is banned from the state of New Jersey.

[definitelytherepublicofireland]

Raw? Absolutely

Melted? NAHHHHH MELTED CHEESE IS GORGEOUS

Hot take of the century: cheese is disgusting

[velvetyssweetcafe]

so like i have no idea if other people used hetalia to talk about languages and their history behind it but yeaaahhhh.... have this for now

[jellyfishfem]

derry girls is wonderful, every episode is basically just a group of irish girls bullying an english guy🩷 what a utopia

[definitelytherepublicofireland]

the three operas: soprano, tenor and hillbilly screeching

How many Opera GX accounts are they?

@operagxreal

@opera-gx-official

@true-opera-gx (it says blog not found? I know you exist)

And any other ones,

Are you part of a multiverse of what?

[geopsych]

There is no country in the world whose ancient religion is more inseparably connected with the holy places, mountains and rivers of the land than Ireland unless it perhaps be America. We may say it was shaped by the gods. They have left their traces in the streams and lakes which sprung forth at their commend. A deity presided over each: their magical tides were fraught with healing powers for they were mixed with elemental fire at their secret sources . . . It may be because the land is so full of memorials of an extraordinary past, or it may be that behind the veil these things still endure, but everything seems possible here. I would feel no surprise if I saw the fiery eye of the cyclopes wandering over the mountains. There is always a sense expectant of some unveiling about to take place, a feeling as one wanders at evening down the lanes scented by the honeysuckle, that beings are looking upon us out of the true home of man. While we pace isolated in our sad and proud musings, they seem to be saying of us "Soon they will waken. Soon they will come again to us"; and we pause and look around smitten by some ancient sweetness . . .

[mikkeneko]

If we're all pretty much on board by now with "media consumption is not activism," are we ready to move on yet to the necessary corollary of "failure to consume media is not failure of activism?"