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"Mortified that someone would fuss over me, I adopted a breezily upright gait and a neutral expression — this achieved the desired effect but led, almost immediately, to the opposite emotional response within me: I found myself distantly offended that no one seemed to care.

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SĂ©amas O'Reilly: How did Trump win the US election — and how did Harris lose?
"I am not in the business of rehabilitating the image of Trump voters — the combined ranks of the American media have spent nearly 10 years doing enough of that already — but this is too simple an explanation for what appears to have happened."

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SĂ©amas O'Reilly: I've reached the age of random pains — and no sympathy
SĂ©amas O'Reilly: I've reached the age of random pains — and no sympathy
"I may have thought I was unfit and out-of-shape in 2019 but I now realise this is relative. At that time, I was undoubtedly pudgier than I’d ever been, but I was also clearly willing to have a topless photo of myself published in a national newspaper."

Sat, 02 Nov, 2024

SĂ©amas O'Reilly: The clocks are going back this evening — apparently
SĂ©amas O'Reilly: The clocks are going back this evening — apparently
If you’re reading this on Saturday, we’re right on its cusp. With a pleasing asymmetry, this time tomorrow won’t even be 'this time' tomorrow. It’ll be an hour earlier. I think...

Sat, 26 Oct, 2024

Séamas O'Reilly: If it feels like scams are thick on the ground - it's because they are
Séamas O'Reilly: The power of words... and the meanings they hold
"When comfortably middle-class people die of drug overdoses, it is described as ‘tragic’, they are ‘troubled’ and we are ‘devastated’. Less well-heeled addicts are ‘users’ and, well, we tend not to speak about their deaths quite as much at all."

Sat, 19 Oct, 2024

Israel-Hamas conflict
SĂ©amas O'Reilly: Ireland's solidarity with Palestine is rooted in history — and common cause
"Ireland has, in fact, been in Lebanon long enough that some of the local staff who’ve worked closely with them have developed strongly-accented English, as displayed in an old RTÉ news segment that went viral this week"

Sat, 12 Oct, 2024

SĂ©amas O'Reilly: I’ve been trying out new social media sites as an escape raft from Twitter
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"...it feels inescapably weird to reach half-time in a Champions League game and find myself buffered by offers of cheaper car insurance, budget Mediterranean holidays, and jarringly regular injunctions that I join the British Army corps of engineers..."

Sat, 05 Oct, 2024

Labour Party Conference 2024
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"Constantly framing austerity decisions as “tough choices” was clearly intended to make Labour seem serious and sober — the sensible adults returning to the room — but its primary effect has been to highlight the choices not made."

Sat, 28 Sep, 2024

A Very Royal Scandal
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This week, A Very Royal Scandal dropped on Amazon Prime, the second big-budget filmic treatment of Prince Andrew’s Newsnight interview to have been released in just five months

Sat, 21 Sep, 2024

Apple logo sign on the flagship store in Milan, Italy
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"I, for one, shudder to think how many replacement Macbook chargers they’ll have to sell to recoup that amount of money. Six? Seven, even?"

Sat, 14 Sep, 2024

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