Eilís Ní Chaoimh they/them
@eilymay.bsky.social
PhD student researching neurodiversity and criminal justice. Yapping into the void. Sharing passing thoughts on books (mostly fantasy, mostly queer) and, from time to time, law.
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Afraid you must now keep that coat forever 😁
November 30, 2025 at 2:35 PM
Afraid you must now keep that coat forever 😁
Adore Mary Oliver! Such an incredible poem
November 30, 2025 at 2:31 PM
Adore Mary Oliver! Such an incredible poem
Not to mention that FF brought in the Industrial Relations Act in 1990, which limited the definition of a trade dispute to exclude "political" actions, such as the action taken by the Dunnes workers.
November 23, 2025 at 5:53 PM
Not to mention that FF brought in the Industrial Relations Act in 1990, which limited the definition of a trade dispute to exclude "political" actions, such as the action taken by the Dunnes workers.
Immense kudos to Andrew Jackson for the tenacity to thoroughly debunk Collison's ill-founded claims.
One would think the Government would do more in that regard, but it seems the claim that a flash of cash is enough to be seen as an authority was correct.
One would think the Government would do more in that regard, but it seems the claim that a flash of cash is enough to be seen as an authority was correct.
November 22, 2025 at 3:47 PM
Immense kudos to Andrew Jackson for the tenacity to thoroughly debunk Collison's ill-founded claims.
One would think the Government would do more in that regard, but it seems the claim that a flash of cash is enough to be seen as an authority was correct.
One would think the Government would do more in that regard, but it seems the claim that a flash of cash is enough to be seen as an authority was correct.
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When disabled activists say that our disability doesn't exist just in our bodyminds but in society's failure to accomodate them, we aren't just describing how we think disability works, we are making a demand for a world that treats people better.
November 21, 2025 at 9:30 AM
When disabled activists say that our disability doesn't exist just in our bodyminds but in society's failure to accomodate them, we aren't just describing how we think disability works, we are making a demand for a world that treats people better.