As an Irish person I still haven't forgiven David Boreanaz for that accent. Teams Spike all the way

I keep wondering what incident will make people say ‘enough’. How many people have to be killed? How many parents have to bury their children? How many students, staff members, customers or just general people will have to die alone, terrified and way before their time? How many children have to learn what happened to…

Hugs and love to you. Hope you're ok (or as OK as you can be)

Exactly. October is awash with companies ‘supporting’ breaths cancer awareness, but there is no transparency as to where the funds are going, it's just companies jumping on the bandwagon.

I couldn’t imagine being married to some who you’ve seen a video of shooting someone sixteen times. The wife is either completely besotted, brainwashed into the idea that excessive shooting is part of the American dream or terrified of him. Brutal death is really the only way to describe it.

So much love to you. It’s just absolutely archaic here (I’m a fellow Southern Irish woman). No one should be forced to travel with the financial, psychological and emotional burden that entails. It’s simply not fair, right or just.

It makes me so, so happy as an Irish woman living in the South. Hopefully this is what gets the ball rolling across the whole island

He is on my list of people that I would really like give a piece of my mind to. Not that he would care so much about that me being a woman and all that (what do those walking baby and housework machines know?!)

This picture makes me realise why Ashley’s always been my favourite twin. On a slightly related note, If I was to currently have one super power, it would be the ability to tell the Olsen twins apart. It’s the one thing that I’m consistently, ridiculously good at.

Yeah we do, it’s basically nigh on impossible to access abortion legally within the island of Ireland. Women have died of blood loss after having to go to England to access abortion, which apparently isn’t a big enough wake up call for the government/ super religious ‘family activists’. It's a disgrace and an…

Oh my good lord. I had a bobbin on my wrist that I just wripped off and threw across the room. I’m now glaring at it distrustfully, but I’m going to go an pick up and stick it back on my wrist. I have way too much hair not to have a spare one on hand at all times.

I give $5 dollars a month ( hopefully more soon) to the Gulf Coasts Texas PP. starting that donation flagged up my card for fraud ( Irish people generally aren't donating to Texas apparently) and I ended up having to ring the bank to verify my transaction. I ended up talking to the lovely women on the phone about my…

I'm so glad to hear! The good thing about gifting a doll is that for Christmas (and whenever you feel like it) you can gift new dolly clothes, which are oddly fun and addictive to buy as gifts.

It’s around five degrees Celsius at the moment, so not too unbearable. The funny and ridiculous thing about Irish people is that 95% of us absolutely refuse to wet a raincoats, it is seen as the sole reserve of tourists. We resign ourselves to battling umbrellas and shaking ourselves like dogs over practicality. We…

Your nasty weather comment is very apt, it's raining bloody cats and dogs at the moment and everyone is soggy and ornery. I'm rather greatful for the fact that I've got an accent that can be used to my advantage around every non European person. Hope you had some good food yesterday!

Oh my god, she is just all sorts of crazy. I hope that boyfriends sister liked her present and had a good birthday

I’m prepping for my second veggie Christmas. Where did you get your veg roast recipe? Also, now I want donuts and 8am here... Damn you!

Drop Dead Gorgoeus is one of my favourite movies! So dark, so funny, so. 90’s. I may have watched so many time that I can do a Minnesota accent now... ( and switch from my Irish one to Minnesota mid conversation if I so wish)

That does make sense! I actually just realised that I will be hosting/helping to host two Christmases four days apart this year, please pray for me. Also fancy appetisers for the win, there is nothing I love more than mini puff pastries that I get to eat about ten of with minimal guilt.

I’m Irish and I’m kind of jealous of the whole ‘pre Christmas’ thing. But then I remember that cooking Christmas dinner is an insane amount of work and I bask in the normal-ness of my nice, quiet Thursday