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The Unabomber has death announced this evening

https://edition.cnn.com/2023/06/10/us/t ... _term=link


You'd wonder is half the legend about him true
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Setanta wrote: Sat Jun 10, 2023 7:27 pm The Unabomber has death announced this evening

https://edition.cnn.com/2023/06/10/us/t ... _term=link


You'd wonder is half the legend about him true
Ah yeah I heard he died alright. Didnt know he killed himself .
Seen some of the stuff about him being one of them MK Ultra victims .
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Christy Dignam has passed away. May he rest in peace.
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isha wrote: Tue Jun 13, 2023 6:23 pm Christy Dignam has passed away. May he rest in peace.
Some man. Some voice. I always liked Christy and admired him for his honesty and openness about his life and struggles. I met him a few times and he was always ready to stop and chat. Sad news.
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isha wrote: Tue Jun 13, 2023 6:23 pm Christy Dignam has passed away. May he rest in peace.
Oh very sad news, he fought his illness bravely.

May he rest in peace.
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PlaneSpeeking wrote: Tue Jun 13, 2023 11:09 pm Oh very sad news, he fought his illness bravely.

May he rest in peace.
He's a bit before my time,and never really got the whole aslan hype tbh

But he is a powerful as feck singer,I remember watching that green field France song on TV and being impressed by it

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Cormac McCarthy, American author of books such as Blood Meridian and The Road, has died aged 89.
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Ahhhhh :( I know he had a good innings but that makes me sad. What a writer.
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The man behind the pentagon papers,which lifted the lid on blaggarding and lies by politicians over vietnam,lead to the Watergate issue,and ultimately Americas eventual withdrawal from Vietnam died.....an important person to remember given the Irish establishments determination to drag Ireland into NATO and lies/deception being used to do so

Daniel ellsberg

https://www.politico.com/news/2023/06/1 ... bit-033499
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Sinead O'Connor after checking out😐
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That's absolutely tragic. Hope she's found peace.
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She was an iconic singer but a troubled soul. May she now rest in peace.
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Awww no you have broken my heart
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Same age as me. I was mad about her. Many thought she was crazy but having experienced the same Ireland she did as a woman growing up through fecken crazy times and known some of the same issues I really vibed with her. I never got as angry as she did but honestly there but for the grace of God...
So sad for her. But how could she have bourne life after losing her beautiful child. Impossible
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The lion and the Cobra is a great album
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Very sad news. She had a truly wonderful voice.
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My wife has forever been a massive admirer of Sinéad O'Connor, she met her a few times and last year when she found out that Sinéad was renting a house quite close to where we live, I had to convince her not to go marching up there with a welcoming gift to the area.
We also received other terminal news this evening regarding a close friend, so all in all, its been a rather shit day.
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Apelles wrote: Wed Jul 26, 2023 9:25 pm My wife has forever been a massive admirer of Sinéad O'Connor, she met her a few times and last year when she found out that Sinéad was renting a house quite close to where we live, I had to convince her not to go marching up there with a welcoming gift to the area.
We also received other terminal news this evening regarding a close friend, so all in all, its been a rather shit day.
Shit.....I'm sorry to hear about your mate :cry:
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So sorry Apelles for you and your wife and of course your friend. Sincerely. Awful awful news to receive.
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Setanta wrote: Mon Oct 09, 2023 8:31 pm Chuck Feeney died
https://www.irishcentral.com/news/chuck ... ist-passes
He was in Glenroe for a while in mid 80s
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nlgbbbblth wrote: Tue Oct 10, 2023 6:16 pm He was in Glenroe for a while in mid 80s
I had to think about that for a while and then it came back to me. Well played
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Dickey Betts RIP.
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Ella O'Dwyer

Had the pleasure of meeting her,through a roommate when younger,a nice nice person,who suffered an awful ordeal in English jails.... hopefully no young Irish person will ever see such hardship again and what's happening in maghaberry will be spoken out against,there's no need for it,only vindictiveness
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Setanta wrote: Fri Jun 07, 2024 11:29 am Ella O'Dwyer

Had the pleasure of meeting her,through a roommate when younger,a nice nice person,who suffered an awful ordeal in English jails.... hopefully no young Irish person will ever see such hardship again and what's happening in maghaberry will be spoken out against,there's no need for it,only vindictiveness
IRA bomber dies. So what? She would have left a bigger hole in this world if she got blasted to bits by her murderous ‘comrades’ bombs than she does by her absence now.

The only thing she’s famous for is being a terrorist, a proud convict, a mouthpiece for the ‘struggle’. She didn’t live a life worth celebrating and her death, while doubtless sad for her family and friends, is barely noteworthy.

Violent terrorists deserve to be forgotten when they die. The world is a better place without them.
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