Daryl Feehely
@darylfeehely.com
Photographer 📸, Web Developer 💻
Corkonian in Liverpool 🔴⚪
Ranter on Irish Politics 🙃
Obsessed with Smart Thinking Books 📚
Hopeful for Climate Action Now 🌍
Into New/Experimental Music 🎶
Tá Gaeilge agam 🇮🇪
darylfeehely.com
Corkonian in Liverpool 🔴⚪
Ranter on Irish Politics 🙃
Obsessed with Smart Thinking Books 📚
Hopeful for Climate Action Now 🌍
Into New/Experimental Music 🎶
Tá Gaeilge agam 🇮🇪
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Daryl Feehely
@darylfeehely.com
· Jan 6
Daryl Feehely - Project manager, web developer, photographer.
For 20+ years, I've been developing, managing, & launching projects in Ireland, the UK, & Europe. I work with clients to manage web projects, streamline processes, modernise systems, and launch new on...
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New year, new website!
I've updated my website to collect everything I offer to clients.
If you need a new website or an online system/tool to streamline a process or collect & analyse data, I'm available: darylfeehely.com
I've updated my website to collect everything I offer to clients.
If you need a new website or an online system/tool to streamline a process or collect & analyse data, I'm available: darylfeehely.com
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Yet again Irish artists have made us proud! We commend Beoga and Aaron Rowe for their principled stand in support of Macklemore and against the racist repression of solidarity with Palestine. Almost 2,500 Irish artists have signed our Pledge to boycott apartheid Israel ➡️ www.ipsc.ie/cultural-boy...
September 16, 2026 at 9:56 PM
Yet again Irish artists have made us proud! We commend Beoga and Aaron Rowe for their principled stand in support of Macklemore and against the racist repression of solidarity with Palestine. Almost 2,500 Irish artists have signed our Pledge to boycott apartheid Israel ➡️ www.ipsc.ie/cultural-boy...
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Oh my sweet innocent billionaires. Taxing you IS the compromise, and the window on that solution is narrowing.
May 17, 2026 at 3:19 PM
Oh my sweet innocent billionaires. Taxing you IS the compromise, and the window on that solution is narrowing.
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Dublin's O'Connell Street as seen from the top of Nelson's Pillar, 1952, photo by George Pickow, American photographer (University of Galway Library).
September 16, 2026 at 5:15 PM
Dublin's O'Connell Street as seen from the top of Nelson's Pillar, 1952, photo by George Pickow, American photographer (University of Galway Library).
September 16, 2026 at 7:29 PM
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Your Grandad Cyclops talks about his school days
September 16, 2026 at 1:43 PM
Your Grandad Cyclops talks about his school days
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Well done SIPTU. RTÉ sports department refused to travel to cover the Ireland v Israel fixture, moved from Dublin to Serbia.
Ireland is a tiny nation but I remember how a boycott of south African Goods by workers in Dublin snowballed into a huge anti apartheid movement in 1980s.
#speirgorm
Ireland is a tiny nation but I remember how a boycott of south African Goods by workers in Dublin snowballed into a huge anti apartheid movement in 1980s.
#speirgorm
SIPTU backs RTÉ staff boycott of Israel fixtures and pledges support to other workers
SIPTU has welcomed reports that a refusal by RTÉ staff to play any role in the upcoming UEFA Nations League matches involving Ireland and Israel means that if the games go ahead, any RTÉ broadcast of ...
www.siptu.ie
September 16, 2026 at 2:07 PM
Well done SIPTU. RTÉ sports department refused to travel to cover the Ireland v Israel fixture, moved from Dublin to Serbia.
Ireland is a tiny nation but I remember how a boycott of south African Goods by workers in Dublin snowballed into a huge anti apartheid movement in 1980s.
#speirgorm
Ireland is a tiny nation but I remember how a boycott of south African Goods by workers in Dublin snowballed into a huge anti apartheid movement in 1980s.
#speirgorm
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What about the cost of NOT investing in public transports? Air quality, missed climate targets, traffic congestion - there’s more to public transport that ticket sales. It doesn’t make sense to treat it as an enterprise that needs to break even.
Falling revenue and rising costs have created a deficit of more than €800m in funding for public transport services, an Oireachtas committee has heard
Fare hikes needed due to cost of expanding services - NTA
Falling revenue and rising costs have created a deficit of more than €800m in funding for public transport services, an Oireachtas committee has heard.
www.rte.ie
September 16, 2026 at 1:55 PM
What about the cost of NOT investing in public transports? Air quality, missed climate targets, traffic congestion - there’s more to public transport that ticket sales. It doesn’t make sense to treat it as an enterprise that needs to break even.
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Just saw an insta post making a salient point (I know) but the algo there makes it impossible to find stuff so I'll paraphrase:
Irish artists & musicians are putting their livelihoods on the line to support Palestine, while Ireland comes very low in the EU in terms of financial support for the arts.
Irish artists & musicians are putting their livelihoods on the line to support Palestine, while Ireland comes very low in the EU in terms of financial support for the arts.
September 16, 2026 at 12:58 PM
Just saw an insta post making a salient point (I know) but the algo there makes it impossible to find stuff so I'll paraphrase:
Irish artists & musicians are putting their livelihoods on the line to support Palestine, while Ireland comes very low in the EU in terms of financial support for the arts.
Irish artists & musicians are putting their livelihoods on the line to support Palestine, while Ireland comes very low in the EU in terms of financial support for the arts.
I'm torn between feeling good for Canada and feeling bad because vdL & Carney are not the leaders we need & are in fact driving us toward militarism & climate disaster with their neoliberalism-maxxing.
The big moment: Ursula von der Leyen invites Canada to become the first “associate member” of the European Union.
September 16, 2026 at 1:40 PM
I'm torn between feeling good for Canada and feeling bad because vdL & Carney are not the leaders we need & are in fact driving us toward militarism & climate disaster with their neoliberalism-maxxing.
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Imagine seeing the war and suffering in the world today and thinking about a ‘defence spending boom’.
Ireland is missing out on the benefits of Europe’s defence spending boom because it lacks a significant defence industry, Minister of State Thomas Byrne has said.
The government is now changing the law to help more Irish firms compete for European defence work.
jrnl.ie/7163745
The government is now changing the law to help more Irish firms compete for European defence work.
jrnl.ie/7163745
https://jrnl.ie/7163745
jrnl.ie
September 16, 2026 at 6:11 AM
Imagine seeing the war and suffering in the world today and thinking about a ‘defence spending boom’.
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That he apparently missed that his backing band founded Irish Artists for Palestine is wild.
Not just any Irish musical act but founding members of Irish Artists for Palestine movement.
September 16, 2026 at 4:42 AM
That he apparently missed that his backing band founded Irish Artists for Palestine is wild.
"What lover of humanity can view with anything but horror the prospect of this ruthless destruction of human life. Yet this is war: war for which all the jingoes are howling, war to which all the hopes of the world are being sacrificed, war to which a mad ruling class would plunge a mad world."
- JC
- JC
Ireland is missing out on the benefits of Europe’s defence spending boom because it lacks a significant defence industry, Minister of State Thomas Byrne has said.
The government is now changing the law to help more Irish firms compete for European defence work.
jrnl.ie/7163745
The government is now changing the law to help more Irish firms compete for European defence work.
jrnl.ie/7163745
https://jrnl.ie/7163745
jrnl.ie
September 16, 2026 at 7:07 AM
"What lover of humanity can view with anything but horror the prospect of this ruthless destruction of human life. Yet this is war: war for which all the jingoes are howling, war to which all the hopes of the world are being sacrificed, war to which a mad ruling class would plunge a mad world."
- JC
- JC
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Behind almost all war is the desire of rich men to become richer.
Ireland is missing out on the benefits of Europe’s defence spending boom because it lacks a significant defence industry, Minister of State Thomas Byrne has said.
The government is now changing the law to help more Irish firms compete for European defence work.
jrnl.ie/7163745
The government is now changing the law to help more Irish firms compete for European defence work.
jrnl.ie/7163745
https://jrnl.ie/7163745
jrnl.ie
September 16, 2026 at 6:11 AM
Behind almost all war is the desire of rich men to become richer.
September 16, 2026 at 6:58 AM
September 15, 2026 at 9:57 PM
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Ní Saoirse Go Saoirse Na Palaistíne ✊
November 19, 2024 at 10:00 PM
Ní Saoirse Go Saoirse Na Palaistíne ✊
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From 2010 "Irish Artists Pledge To Boycott Israel" signed by Damien Dempsey
September 15, 2026 at 9:47 PM
From 2010 "Irish Artists Pledge To Boycott Israel" signed by Damien Dempsey
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The whole point of being a rock star is that you don't let The Man tell you what to do. If you let The Man tell you what to do, you're not a rock star, you're an employee.
September 15, 2026 at 9:36 PM
The whole point of being a rock star is that you don't let The Man tell you what to do. If you let The Man tell you what to do, you're not a rock star, you're an employee.
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It's going to be weird when Kid Rock is opening for Ed Sheeran.
September 15, 2026 at 7:42 PM
It's going to be weird when Kid Rock is opening for Ed Sheeran.
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President Connolly at the Ploughing:
“Approximately 83pc of all fruit and vegetables consumed in Ireland are imported; we also continue to export 90pc of the food produced in this country. I think we all could agree that this requires urgent attention.”
“Approximately 83pc of all fruit and vegetables consumed in Ireland are imported; we also continue to export 90pc of the food produced in this country. I think we all could agree that this requires urgent attention.”
President Connolly says climate change warnings are ignored ‘at our peril’ on opening day of Ploughing Championships
Over the course of the three-day championships, 270,000 people are expected to visit the event in Screggan, Co Offaly
www.independent.ie
September 15, 2026 at 6:42 PM
President Connolly at the Ploughing:
“Approximately 83pc of all fruit and vegetables consumed in Ireland are imported; we also continue to export 90pc of the food produced in this country. I think we all could agree that this requires urgent attention.”
“Approximately 83pc of all fruit and vegetables consumed in Ireland are imported; we also continue to export 90pc of the food produced in this country. I think we all could agree that this requires urgent attention.”
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When Bruce Willis was making Die Hard 4, he clashed with studio execs on script changes. So he looked them in the eye and calmly asked "So who's your second choice to play John McClane...?". They folded like a warm Curly Wurly.
So no, Ed Sheeran, I don't buy this 'the promoters made me' horseshit.
So no, Ed Sheeran, I don't buy this 'the promoters made me' horseshit.
September 15, 2026 at 7:17 PM
When Bruce Willis was making Die Hard 4, he clashed with studio execs on script changes. So he looked them in the eye and calmly asked "So who's your second choice to play John McClane...?". They folded like a warm Curly Wurly.
So no, Ed Sheeran, I don't buy this 'the promoters made me' horseshit.
So no, Ed Sheeran, I don't buy this 'the promoters made me' horseshit.
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The artist Finneas, who was due to support Ed Sheeran on upcoming dates, has withdrawn from Sheeran’s tour.
September 15, 2026 at 7:44 PM
The artist Finneas, who was due to support Ed Sheeran on upcoming dates, has withdrawn from Sheeran’s tour.
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The Irish musician Aaron Rowe has said he is withdrawing as a support act on Ed Sheeran’s tour.
September 15, 2026 at 6:42 PM
The Irish musician Aaron Rowe has said he is withdrawing as a support act on Ed Sheeran’s tour.
Up The Workers.
Free Palestine.
Maith sibh Beoga.
Free Palestine.
Maith sibh Beoga.
The Irish musicians, Beoga, who play alongside Ed Sheeran, have withdrawn from Sheeran’s tour.
This is the statement they published on Instagram:
This is the statement they published on Instagram:
September 15, 2026 at 7:56 PM
Up The Workers.
Free Palestine.
Maith sibh Beoga.
Free Palestine.
Maith sibh Beoga.
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