Bru @ThreeRocks4

If we can't vote our way out of this situation... Mass non compliance...🙏🇮🇪 Éire Joined December 2020

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WCN @AJMD556

3 days ago

The more jew know, the more you understand the solution to the problem.

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Seethroughitall @seethroughit2

2 days ago

Christians are this close to taking down the Khazarian Mafia... Stew: "They're Khazarian Eastern European wandering silk-road Satanists" Owen: "Right, right, right"

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Keira Connolly @keira_con

2 days ago

I always had such respect for @SharkeyArtist He is one of the good guys, and has always said it as it is. Much respect !

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420 Audits Ireland @420AuditsEire

a day ago

How not to deploy a stinger .⬇️⬇️⬇️

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Dubs life @dubslife1

2 days ago

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I feel totally broken right now. The pressure is so big. I just wanted to share what anxiety, depression and juggling so many things for the dogs feels like. Hopefully it helps someone somewhere. A longer watch but its a big problem in society

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420 Audits Ireland @420AuditsEire

3 days ago

Brave Irishman confronts 3 foreign pickpockets who get aggressive when called out. Its a Romanian tactic when caught.

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Michael McCarthy @punishablepress

4 days ago

It's a billion dollar industry.

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Beauty of music and nature 🌺🌺 @Axaxia88

3 days ago

Winston’s Journey of Learning to Heal Through Persistent Kisses for the Horses 💖✨ Every morning at the sanctuary, the same curious scene unfolds: Winston, a large bull, walks along the row of stalls, poking his damp nose through each doorway and attempting to give a “kiss” to any horse that comes out. In response, Trigger, the first horse, repeatedly turns his head away, even giving Winston a gentle nip to discourage him. But Winston does not leave. He remains there, patiently waiting until the carer leads him away, only to return to exactly the same spot the following morning. From a media perspective, this is simply a charming short clip. But from the perspective of animal behavioural science, Winston’s persistence despite repeated rejection can be viewed as a deeply moving process of psychological recovery for a creature whose sense of security was disrupted early in life. Childhood Trauma and “Social Deprivation” Winston arrived at the sanctuary when he was only two months old, an age at which a calf would ordinarily be curled up beside its mother, learning to experience the world through the security of the herd. Being separated and abandoned so early left a significant gap in his early social development. In developmental biology, such deprivation of social interaction can be understood as social deprivation, leaving Winston to enter his new environment with wide, apprehensive eyes. Yet once his basic needs for food and shelter had been met, his suppressed need for social connection began to emerge. Winston did not retreat into passive fear. Instead, he chose to approach the world around him, actively seeking reassurance through contact. A Mismatch of Languages and an Instinctive Means of Easing Tension Winston’s repeated attempts to lick the horses’ faces are not merely playful behaviour. In the behavioural repertoire of ruminants, allogrooming is an important social behaviour associated with oxytocin release, lower cortisol levels, and reduced physiological arousal. It is one of the instinctive ways in which cattle can regulate tension and establish social bonds. Yet this language is “mistranslated” when it encounters horses. As animals that are highly sensitive to personal distance, horses may interpret a large animal approaching directly towards the face as an intrusion into their personal space. Trigger’s nip is simply a clear refusal: “Please step back.” What makes Winston remarkable is his apparent lack of avoidance behaviour. Despite the signals telling him to retreat, Winston does not seem to interpret them as a reason to abandon his approach. For him, the need to seek social reassurance appears to outweigh the fear of rejection. He patiently continues offering the same friendly gesture until the other animal is ready to accept it. The Resonance Between Creatures That Have Known Hardship The most beautiful part of the story comes when Winston’s language finally finds an answering frequency. Ronnie and Cash, two other rescued horses who had also experienced hardship in the past, do not turn away. Instead, they remain where they are, lower their heads, and willingly wait for Winston’s affectionate licks. Animal psychology recognises that individuals who have experienced adversity may become particularly sensitive to distinguishing non-threatening signals from genuine danger. Over time, Winston’s consistent behaviour appears to have allowed Ronnie and Cash to become familiar with his intentions, helping their responses move from heightened alertness towards greater calm and trust. Their interspecies bond is formed not through coercion, but through the predictability of behaviour and the safety created by continued presence. From a bewildered two-month-old calf facing an unfamiliar world, Winston has used simple persistence to build a network of emotional security for himself. Animals do not define friendship through declarations or complex explanations. They express it through patient presence each day: by approaching, accepting rejection, and continuing to offer warmth until the distance between two different species gradually disappears.

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AB @AB54281675

4 days ago

DID YOU KNOW!!!

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Puppie love @puppyloves74

5 days ago

He was scared then, but love changed everything. 🐾❤️

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Beloved of God @Edenlife9

5 days ago

A man disguised as a Muslim to interview Muslims. If you want to know Muslims’ position on Islamic terrorism, watch this clip.

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TheLiberal.ie @TheLiberal_ie

5 days ago

🚨BREAKING Horrendous footage shows a migrant working as “carer” in hospital treating an old Irish woman like dirt simply because she asked for a cup of tea. She roars at the old Irish woman, calling her “crazy” and scolds her while walking away. This foreign thug should be nowhere near a hospital, she is not caring whatsoever and needs the sack. If you can, please support our work: gofund.me/0a4958285 Please follow us and share ✅

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B I G @AbdullQ_kawu

6 days ago

Part 19 Trump vs Bush

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Niall Harbison @NiallHarbison

5 days ago

I always wondered if Rocky would remember me. What a treat this weekend was ❤️

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Sporecast @SporecastApp

6 days ago

BREAKING: Liberty caps breach the Anglo-Scottish border 🍄 Stay safely away from these mushrooms. Especially if you’re struggling with mental health, or looking to laugh with friends.

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Yahweh @yahweh83enigma

6 days ago

You still want some?

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Kiera Diss @KieraDiss

6 days ago

“DID YOU EVER FEEL A STRANGER IN YOUR OWN CITY?” This young Cork woman went back to her home city for a night out and it ended with her father picking her up. I feel like a stranger almost every time I walk out my front door. It shouldn’t be this way.