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Cake day: September 27th, 2025

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  • hell yeah, fair play to people for holding out! 🙌 it can’t be easy when farmers are getting compensated less and less for their labour, even though we don’t get food or clothes without farmers.

    Eighty-six-year-old Mervin Raudabaugh, Jr., found a creative solution to end the pressure to sell two contiguous farms. He reportedly staved off developers by turning to “a farmland preservation program dedicating taxpayer dollars toward protecting agricultural resources.”

    here’s hoping more people can do things like this to get data centre builders to back off! 🤞




  • TIL that there are currently no plans to provide additional gaelscoileanna 😳

    at a minimum, teachers & lecturers should be able to attend irish lessons for free, subsidised by the government.

    if the government had any imagination or motivation, we could slowly transition all irish education into being irish-medium education after a few years of this.

    it could start with all junior infants classes being conducted through irish, then all junior & senior infants classes the next year, etc all the way into university level eventually. that way, teachers & lecturers would have plenty of time to slowly work their way up in their irish-medium teaching ability.

    ofc, it’d be nice to make all irish lessons subsidised by the government full stop, so that our native language isn’t kept behind a paywall, but making it free for educators is the least the government could do.