The year is 2022 and there is a grown adult describing the NHS as 'thriving'.1yr ⋅ SeamyC ⋅ r/northernireland
Distillery in Donaghadee hit with a 1£10k electric bill for one month - Some businesses are going to disappear because of the greed of energy companies and government inaction1yr ⋅ SeamyC ⋅ r/northernireland
Rose bushes and the Queen's Platinum Jubilee. This is genuinely what the DUP have posted on their Twitter.2yr ⋅ SeamyC ⋅ r/northernireland
I was gifted this jersey this week - One of the nicest I've ever owned!2yr ⋅ SeamyC ⋅ r/northernireland
Why are the apples in Tesco from New Zealand and Brazil when we have an actual orchard county?2yr ⋅ SeamyC ⋅ r/northernireland
The approach of the Dublin government remains the exact same regardless of who the Taoiseach is. Why is it Micheal Martin is tolerated by the DUP and Loyalists but Leo Varadkar is such a figure of hate?1yr ⋅ SeamyC ⋅ r/northernireland
Friendly reminder of what we have to put up with in the North on a constant basis. Context - The BBC in Belfast has announced they will stop their live coverage of July 12th marches and this is how a senior Orangeman (and former head of Belfast Special Branch) reacts on the radio.2yr ⋅ SeamyC ⋅ r/ireland
The year is 2053. A new opinion poll has the TUV gaining ground on the DUP. At the election several days later they fail to make any gains with only their sole representative, the ghost of Jim Allister, retaining his seat.1yr ⋅ SeamyC ⋅ r/northernireland
Why does BBC NI think the opinion of the MP for Chingford and Woodford Green in England is newsworthy?1yr ⋅ SeamyC ⋅ r/northernireland
British MP David Miliband once used an attack on an oil refinery in South Africa by anti-apartheid forces in 1980 as an example of non-state violence being justified. He probably didn't know at the time that it was the IRA who made it possible2yr ⋅ SeamyC ⋅ r/northernireland
Fun Fact Thursday - Neil Lennon's son is called Gallagher Lennon. Liam Gallagher's son is called Lennon Gallagher.1yr ⋅ SeamyC ⋅ r/northernireland
FAO graffiti artists of Belfast - Please will you do something with this wall? It's facing Holy Cross Chapel on the Crumlin Road in north Belfast.2yr ⋅ SeamyC ⋅ r/Belfast
