Kneecap is not the story. Genocide in Gaza is.

McGill has begun encampment to demand university divest from companies & initiatives tied to genocidal state. In largest referendum in McGill history students recently voted 80% to divest but administration has ignored them. Now they are taking space until administration concedes

Concordia and McGill University students in Montreal, Canada have began an indefinite encampment in to demand an end to the genocide in Palestine and divestment. Students in over 56 universities in US, Britain, Australia, France, and now Canada have begun indefinite encampments:

. @mcgillu is terrified of a potential encampment lol

Is breá liom an leabhar seo! #gaeilge Tá mé ag foghlaim ‘chuile lá…

Checked again and it works!

Eachtraí taistil, ceol croíúil, scéalta eitilte, aicsean beo spóirt agus leannáin rúin, an t-iomlán le feiceáil ar Sceideal an Fhómhair 👀 Travelling adventures, tantalising tunes, flying tales, live sporting action and secret lovers in TG4’s Autumn Schedule 👀 #fómhar23 📺💻📱

Seo linn #fómhar23 ✨

⚠️ Plus de 20 000 personnes depuis l'ouverture des portes ce matin. Comme nous souhaitons que toutes les personnes déjà dans le réseau puissent rentrer à leur point de départ, nous n'accepterons plus de nouveaux visiteurs pour le moment. #REMmtl

https://t.co/4u8h78gFSy Go hiontach! ❤️

The reason I ask you is because I found #Bailte not only inspiring but also your enunciation is very clear for new learners like me and your Irish seems close enough to the Irish I’m learning in “Learning Irish” and “Colloquial Irish”. Go raibh maith agat!

Also, I can only imagine how rough it must be for native Irish speakers -Gaeilgeoirí - to hear people complaining about how horrible Irish classes are and how they feel pain when they think of it. 8/8 #Gaeilge

In a cúpla focal, “can you tell me how its even possible for people to take 12 years of Irish and not be capable of speaking any?” 7/8 #Gaeilge

I guess what’s so baffling is how monumentally bad the Irish language schools must have been. Or how profoundly deeply Irish people loath or want to forget about their language due to post colonial traumas? 6/8 #Gaeilge

It can seem discouraging at times to new learners of Irish hearing that not even the Irish can seem to teach it or learn it AFTER TWELVE YEARS. Is it really this difficult? How are even the most motivated learners supposed to feel about their chances of learning it?5/8 #Gaeilge

I’m not sure if they would understand how utterly baffling this would be to anyone in Quebec or continental Europe most likely. Here people are taught French and there is nothing unusual about speaking 2 or 3 languages and understanding more. 4/8 #Gaeilge

As I am learning Irish, I keep hearing people on Ireland saying they took Irish for 12 or 13 years but are “unable to speak any” or “hardly understand a word”. Some even say they took it daily. 3/n #Gaeilge

I recently wrote an email to an old Irish teacher of mine expressing some of my honest questions. I hope it doesn’t offend too many if I put it here and maybe some could point me to a documentary or two? 2/8 #Gaeilge

Maidin mhaith. I have been trying to learn #gaeilge for about 7 months now and part of it for me seems to be also trying to figure out the odd relationship between the Irish and their official language. 1/8