Wednesday 28 July, 2021
Here’s the best of what the world of sport had to offer on Twitter over the past seven days.
Here’s the best of what the world of sport had to offer on Twitter over the past seven days.
The Tide Pod challenge does not seem to have reached Ireland and the National Poisons Information Centre wants to keep it that way.
From elections to David Bowie, it has been a busy year for Facebook.
Sporting glories and controversies mixed with political shocks made sure we always had something to talk about.
The X Files was trending on Twitter last night as Irish fans tuned in after its 13 year hiatus from television.
After facing criticism over his low-profile, he’s now out and about in Athlone.
#DOBfilms have been trending recently on Twitter. And they’re great.
WHAT were you going to say in confession?
Carter Reynolds is the latest internet celebrity to land himself in a huge heap of trouble.
“Why don’t you have a girlfriend yet?”
Globally significant hashtag’s are given special place in their HQ.
Pencils and mystery…
It’s also trending in the US, UK and Australia.
She thinks that ‘political correctness has gone mad’.
There’s nothing we like more than a live chase…
We’d never seen such drama *breathes*
‘The Ploughing Championships’.
‘Grotesque, unbelievable, bizarre and #sexualorientation’.
It’s the work of one man.
This will make you deeply uncomfortable.
FREEEEEDDDOOOOOMMMMMMMM! Oh no, wait…
An interview in today’s Sunday Independent has generated much debate.
Facebook is doing trending topics now. Goody.
The Southampton attacker is the butt of the joke on the social media site today.
The Irish tweeted about everything from lapgate to Anglotapes, Seamus Heaney to the Late Late (among other things).
#celtictigernostalgia is trending on Twitter.
James Kirchick was on the Russia Today to speak about Bradly Manning’s but instead labelled the channel a “Kremlin funded propaganda network”.
Sometimes a trending topic brings out the best in people.
It’s because of a group of Australians called the Janoskians.
