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TĂĄ trasinscneach go hĂĄlainn/Transgender is beautiful.
MĂ brĂłd sona daoibh!! đłïžââ§ïžđłïžâđ
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Iâm reading about linguistic landscapes in Israel for work, and itâs gotten me thinking about the linguistic landscapes in Ireland. In one respect there is a lot more Irish on the signs and shop fronts than Arabic in Palestinian areas in Israel (based on what Iâm reading), and yet the actual use of our native tongue is far less. I know very few people who are actually fluent in Irish and most of them either attended Gaelscoils or are Irish teachers.
The students who undertook the research in the book Iâm reading are so passionate about Arabic and preserving their culture, meanwhile in Ireland we are slowly letting it slide away. Itâs thought-provoking.
#for work reasons I cannot give any more information about what I am reading#my own post#gaeilge#ireland#this is from a month ago but I still keep thinking about it so
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FUNDRAISING ANNOUNCEMENT!đŁ
To mark Pride Month this year, I made my âPersist Anywayâ artwork as a reaction to some of the recent challenges to LGBT+ rights and freedoms arising worldwide.
The first step I took in making my piece was to gather snippets of text in the form of digital screenshots from as many news articles relating to LGBT+ issues as I could, all published within the last six months. It was pretty sobering to see all that has been happening, not just in the US and UK, but on a global scale. While many countries mentioned in reports were already limited in LGBT+ freedoms, recent events have made life even harsher, including in areas that previously werenât as affected; with stories ranging from bans of Pride parades and flags and trans people being unable to use public bathrooms safely, to the arrests of book publishers over books with LGBT+ related content, and fierce prison sentences for anyone spreading âLGBT propagandaâ.
So with all of this in mind, I decided to put my âPersist Anywayâ piece for sale during the rest of this month on my Etsy shop as art prints, with âŹ10 from the proceeds of every purchase to be donated to Transgender Equality Network Ireland (TENI). I thought this would be a nice way to do something positive, and contribute to the LGBT+ community that I am proud to be a part of.
I am lucky to have some good friends among the transgender community and with my partner being agender, this makes this fundraiser even closer to home, and important to me.
Through my research for this artwork, Iâve learned how the transgender community in particular has unfortunately been heavily targeted in both politics, the media and more hateful members of the public, so I thought that TENI would be a good organisation to donate to as they do great work in providing support, information and advocacy for Irish trans people and the wider public.
You can buy this print in my Etsy shop by going to https://briarhideillust.etsy.com/listing/4316739038 , or by clicking the link at the tops of this post. Iâd be very thankful if you would like to share this fundraiser with friends and followers too, it all helps!
Happy Pride! đ
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In light of some of the many things happening across the world this year, I thought this Pride Month needed a special illustration.
Happy Pride Month, may we all stay safe, look after each other, and keep painting our rainbows, no matter what. đđłïžâđđłïžââ§ïž
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Thank you for the extra recommendations! I will add them asap.
Also! I bought The Undetectables when I was in Gay's The Word last time and Iâm so excited to start it! I got Reeling in the Queers by PĂĄraic Kerrigan and couldn't leave yours behind but didnât realise you were also Irish until I got home.
Irish LGBT+ Content
These lists include LGBT pieces set in Ireland, LGBT pieces with Irish main characters, LGBT pieces as Gaeilge, and LGBT pieces created by Irish people, often they overlap but not always. Feel free to suggest things I ought to add or offer corrections for mistakes I've made.
Please note that the inclusion on this list does not mean I recommend the piece in question - I am familiar with only a few.
Where possible links lead to RTĂ player, TG4 player, YouTube or official sites. Not all links lead to pieces that are available to watch at the time of posting.
Television:
Eipic (2016) [gay, as G]
Derry Girls [lesbian]
Ros na RĂșn [soap, as G]
Fair City [soap, trans m briefly]
6Degrees [mlm, NI]
Film:
The Crying Game (1992)
Cowboys and Angels (2003)
The Blackwater Lightship (2004) [based off book below]
Breakfast on Pluto (2005) [trans f]
Albert Nobbs (2011) [trans m]
Viva (2015) [mlm, Irish writer/director only, in Spanish]
Handsome Devil (2017) [gay, mlm]
Papi Chulo (2019) [gay, Irish writer/director only]
Rialto (2019) [mlm]
Dating Amber (2020) [gay, lesbian]
Shorts:
Chicken (2002)
LĂșbtha (2019) [mlm]
The First Saturday of May (2019) [trans]
Scene from the Men's Toilets at a Ceilidh (2019)
OUT (2020)
Candid (2020)
Punch Line (trans f)
Boxed In (trans m)
CailĂn Ălainn [trans f, as G]
Where Do All The Old Gays Go? [trans]
Homebird [trans]
Books:
Carmilla by Sheridan Le Fanu (1872) [wlw, Irish writer only]
The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde (1890) [mlm, outside Ireland]
As Music and Splendour by Kate O'Brien (1958) [wlw, outside Ireland]
"Sister Imelda" by Edna O'Brien (1981) [wlw, short story]
A Noise from the Woodshed by Mary Dorcey (1989) [lesbian, anthology]
The Kiss by Linda Cullen (1990)
When Love Comes to Town by Tom Lennon (1993) [gay]
Hood by Emma Donoghue (1995) [wlw]
Biography of Desire by Mary Dorcey (1997) [wlw]
Breakfast On Pluto by Patrick McCabe (1998) [trans f, bi]
Crazy Love by Tom Lennon (1999) [gay]
The Blackwater Lightship by Colm TĂłibĂn (1999) [gay]
The International by Glenn Patterson (1999) [bi]
At Swim, Two Boys by Jamie O'Neill (2001) [mlm]
A Son Called Gabriel by Damian McNicholl (2004) [NI, gay]
The Master by Colm TĂłibĂn (2004) [mlm, Irish writer only]
Stir-Fry by Emma Donoghue (2006) [wlw]
Landing by Emma Donoghue (2007) [wlw]
Map of Ireland by Stephanie Grant (2008) [wlw, Irish-American]
Falling Colours: The Misadventures of a Vision Painter by R.J. Samuel (2012) [wlw]
The Rarest Rose by I. Beacham (2013) [wlw, Irish character, non-Irish writer]
To Summon Nightmares by J.K. Pendragon (2014) [trans, mlm]
Carolyn for Christmas by Lucy Carey (2015) [lesbian]
The Accident Season by MoĂŻra Fowley-Doyle (2015) [bi, lesbian]
The Green Road by Anne Enright (2015) [gay]
Wormwood Gate by Katherine Farmar (2015) [wlw]
A Good Hiding by Shirley-Anne McMillan (2016) [NI, gay]
Days Without End by Sebastian Barry (2016) [mlm, outside Ireland]
Eelgrass by Tori Curtis (2016) [wlw, Irish myth inspired only?, non-Irish writer]
All the Bad Apples by MoĂŻra Fowley-Doyle (2017)
Forget Me Not by Kris Bryant (2017) [wlw]
The Art of Three by Erin McRae & Racheline Maltese (2017) [bi, polyam, Irish character, non-Irish writers]
The Heart's Invisible Furies by John Boyne (2017) [gay]
The Spellbook of Lost and Found by MoĂŻra Fowley-Doyle (2017) [wlw]
The Unknowns by Shirley-Anne McMillan (2017) [NI, bi m, bi f]
My Brother's Name Is Jessica by John Boyne (2019) [trans f]
Every Sparrow Falling by Shirley-Anne McMillan (2019) [NI, mlm]
Other Words for Smoke by Sarah Maria Green [lesbian]
Perfectly Preventable Deaths (2019) and Precious Catastrophe (2021) by Deirdre Sullivan [wlw]
The Falling in Love Montage by Ciara Smyth (2020) [wlw]
The Henna Wars by Adiba Jaigirdar (2020) [lesbian]
The Pull of the Stars by Emma Donoghue (2020) [wlw]
Exciting Times by Naoise Dolan (2021) [bi f, wlw]
Hani and Ishu's Guide to Fake Dating by Adiba Jaigirdar (2021) [bi f, wlw]
Not My Problem by Ciara Smyth (2021)
The Dos and Donuts of Love by Adiba Jaigirdar (2023) [wlw]
Heartstopper by Alice Oseman, as Gaeilge by @heartstopper-i-ngaeilge (2024)[mlm, wlw, as G only, graphic novel]
Nonfiction:
Please be aware especially for this section that the pieces listed may be upsetting or cover difficult topics.
Print:
The Strange Story of Dr James Barry by Isobel Rae (1958) [biography: Barry, trans m]
The Perfect Gentleman by June Rose (1977) [biography: Barry, trans m]
Love In a Dark Time: Gay Lives from Wilde to AlmodĂłvar by Colm TĂłibĂn (2002) [essay collection]
The Secret Life of Dr James Barry by Rachel Holmes (2002/2020) [biography: Barry, trans m]
Queer & Celtic edited by Wesley J Koster (2013) [anthology]
Running Amach in Ireland: True Stories by LGBTQ Women edited by Maureen Looney (2016) [essay anthology]
Dr James Barry: A Woman Ahead of Her Time by Michael du Preez and Jeremy Dronfield (2016) [biography: Barry, trans m]
Green Carnations/Glas na Gile edited by John Ennis & Moxie Lofton (2021) [poetry anthology]
Reeling in the Queers: Tales of Irelandâs LGBTQ Past by PĂĄraic Kerrigan (2024)
Screen:
A Different Country (2017) [pre-1993 documentary]
Outitude (2018) [lesbian documentary]
TabĂș: Tras (2020) [trans m, trans f, as G]
Seal le DĂĄithĂ - Niamh NĂ FĂ©ineadh (2023) [as G, trans f]
ScĂ©alta GrĂĄ na hĂireann: Eleanor Butler & Sarah Ponsonby (2023) [as G, wlw]
Misneach: Ceist BhrĂłid (2023) [as G, gay]
CroĂthe Radacacha (2023) [as G, wlw]
Aiteach NĂ Aisteach [as G, queer]
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Irish LGBT+ Content
These lists include LGBT pieces set in Ireland, LGBT pieces with Irish main characters, LGBT pieces as Gaeilge, and LGBT pieces created by Irish people, often they overlap but not always. Feel free to suggest things I ought to add or offer corrections for mistakes I've made.
Please note that the inclusion on this list does not mean I recommend the piece in question - I am familiar with only a few.
Where possible links lead to RTĂ player, TG4 player, YouTube or official sites. Not all links lead to pieces that are available to watch at the time of posting.
Television:
Eipic (2016) [gay, as G]
Derry Girls [lesbian]
Ros na RĂșn [soap, as G]
Fair City [soap, trans m briefly]
6Degrees [mlm, NI]
Film:
The Crying Game (1992)
Cowboys and Angels (2003)
The Blackwater Lightship (2004) [based off book below]
Breakfast on Pluto (2005) [trans f]
Albert Nobbs (2011) [trans m]
Viva (2015) [mlm, Irish writer/director only, in Spanish]
Handsome Devil (2017) [gay, mlm]
Papi Chulo (2019) [gay, Irish writer/director only]
Rialto (2019) [mlm]
Dating Amber (2020) [gay, lesbian]
Shorts:
Chicken (2002)
LĂșbtha (2019) [mlm]
The First Saturday of May (2019) [trans]
Scene from the Men's Toilets at a Ceilidh (2019)
OUT (2020)
Candid (2020)
Punch Line (trans f)
Boxed In (trans m)
CailĂn Ălainn [trans f, as G]
Where Do All The Old Gays Go? [trans]
Homebird [trans]
Books:
Carmilla by Sheridan Le Fanu (1872) [wlw, Irish writer only]
The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde (1890) [mlm, outside Ireland]
As Music and Splendour by Kate O'Brien (1958) [wlw, outside Ireland]
"Sister Imelda" by Edna O'Brien (1981) [wlw, short story]
A Noise from the Woodshed by Mary Dorcey (1989) [lesbian, anthology]
The Kiss by Linda Cullen (1990)
When Love Comes to Town by Tom Lennon (1993) [gay]
Hood by Emma Donoghue (1995) [wlw]
Biography of Desire by Mary Dorcey (1997) [wlw]
Breakfast On Pluto by Patrick McCabe (1998) [trans f, bi]
Crazy Love by Tom Lennon (1999) [gay]
The Blackwater Lightship by Colm TĂłibĂn (1999) [gay]
The International by Glenn Patterson (1999) [bi]
At Swim, Two Boys by Jamie O'Neill (2001) [mlm]
A Son Called Gabriel by Damian McNicholl (2004) [NI, gay]
The Master by Colm TĂłibĂn (2004) [mlm, Irish writer only]
Stir-Fry by Emma Donoghue (2006) [wlw]
Landing by Emma Donoghue (2007) [wlw]
Map of Ireland by Stephanie Grant (2008) [wlw, Irish-American]
Falling Colours: The Misadventures of a Vision Painter by R.J. Samuel (2012) [wlw]
The Rarest Rose by I. Beacham (2013) [wlw, Irish character, non-Irish writer]
To Summon Nightmares by J.K. Pendragon (2014) [trans, mlm]
Carolyn for Christmas by Lucy Carey (2015) [lesbian]
The Accident Season by MoĂŻra Fowley-Doyle (2015) [bi, lesbian]
The Green Road by Anne Enright (2015) [gay]
Wormwood Gate by Katherine Farmar (2015) [wlw]
A Good Hiding by Shirley-Anne McMillan (2016) [NI, gay]
Days Without End by Sebastian Barry (2016) [mlm, outside Ireland]
Eelgrass by Tori Curtis (2016) [wlw, Irish myth inspired only?, non-Irish writer]
All the Bad Apples by MoĂŻra Fowley-Doyle (2017)
Forget Me Not by Kris Bryant (2017) [wlw]
The Art of Three by Erin McRae & Racheline Maltese (2017) [bi, polyam, Irish character, non-Irish writers]
The Heart's Invisible Furies by John Boyne (2017) [gay]
The Spellbook of Lost and Found by MoĂŻra Fowley-Doyle (2017) [wlw]
The Unknowns by Shirley-Anne McMillan (2017) [NI, bi m, bi f]
My Brother's Name Is Jessica by John Boyne (2019) [trans f]
Every Sparrow Falling by Shirley-Anne McMillan (2019) [NI, mlm]
Other Words for Smoke by Sarah Maria Green [lesbian]
Perfectly Preventable Deaths (2019) and Precious Catastrophe (2021) by Deirdre Sullivan [wlw]
The Falling in Love Montage by Ciara Smyth (2020) [wlw]
The Henna Wars by Adiba Jaigirdar (2020) [lesbian]
The Pull of the Stars by Emma Donoghue (2020) [wlw]
Exciting Times by Naoise Dolan (2021) [bi f, wlw]
Hani and Ishu's Guide to Fake Dating by Adiba Jaigirdar (2021) [bi f, wlw]
Not My Problem by Ciara Smyth (2021)
The Dos and Donuts of Love by Adiba Jaigirdar (2023) [wlw]
Heartstopper by Alice Oseman, as Gaeilge by @heartstopper-i-ngaeilge (2024)[mlm, wlw, as G only, graphic novel]
Nonfiction:
Please be aware especially for this section that the pieces listed may be upsetting or cover difficult topics.
Print:
The Strange Story of Dr James Barry by Isobel Rae (1958) [biography: Barry, trans m]
The Perfect Gentleman by June Rose (1977) [biography: Barry, trans m]
Love In a Dark Time: Gay Lives from Wilde to AlmodĂłvar by Colm TĂłibĂn (2002) [essay collection]
The Secret Life of Dr James Barry by Rachel Holmes (2002/2020) [biography: Barry, trans m]
Queer & Celtic edited by Wesley J Koster (2013) [anthology]
Running Amach in Ireland: True Stories by LGBTQ Women edited by Maureen Looney (2016) [essay anthology]
Dr James Barry: A Woman Ahead of Her Time by Michael du Preez and Jeremy Dronfield (2016) [biography: Barry, trans m]
Green Carnations/Glas na Gile edited by John Ennis & Moxie Lofton (2021) [poetry anthology]
Reeling in the Queers: Tales of Irelandâs LGBTQ Past by PĂĄraic Kerrigan (2024)
Screen:
A Different Country (2017) [pre-1993 documentary]
Outitude (2018) [lesbian documentary]
TabĂș: Tras (2020) [trans m, trans f, as G]
Seal le DĂĄithĂ - Niamh NĂ FĂ©ineadh (2023) [as G, trans f]
ScĂ©alta GrĂĄ na hĂireann: Eleanor Butler & Sarah Ponsonby (2023) [as G, wlw]
Misneach: Ceist BhrĂłid (2023) [as G, gay]
CroĂthe Radacacha (2023) [as G, wlw]
Aiteach NĂ Aisteach [as G, queer]
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[ID: ten images of pride flags with the word âbrĂłdâ (pride) and heart emojis in the flagâs colours written on top. Pride flags are: rainbow, queer chevron, orange and pink lesbian, @gayflagblogâs gay man, bisexual, pansexual, transgender, nonbinary, asexual and aromantic. End ID.]
[ID as Gaeilge: deich pictiĂșir faoi bratach brĂłd agus an focail âbrĂłdâ agus emoji croĂ sa dathanna seo. Is Ă© bogha bĂĄistĂ, aiteach, leispiach orĂĄiste agus bĂĄndearg, aerach Ăł @gayflagblog, dĂ©ghnĂ©asach, il-ghnĂ©asach , trasinscneach, neamh-dhĂ©nĂĄrtha, Ă©ighnĂ©asach agus gan-rĂłmĂĄns na bratach brĂłd.]
MĂ BrĂłd sona daoibh! // Happy Pride Month!
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St Brigid's Crosses from the National Museum of Ireland Country Life collection
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đłïžââ§ïžđłïžâđđŽó §ó ąó ·ó Źó łó ż 2025 Prides in Wales - Digwyddiadau Balchder 2025 đłïžââ§ïžđłïžâđđŽó §ó ąó ·ó Źó łó ż Again, so many Prides happening in Wales this year! Here's a list of them, with more details to be added and updated once they're revealed by the Pride! Sut cymaint o Balchder yng Nghymru eto! Dyma rhestr - wnai adio mwy pan bydd mwy o fanylion yn cael eu datgelu! May - Mai 11 - Colwyn Bay Pride Bae Colwyn @togetherforcolwynbay 17 - Balchder Machynlleth Pride @balchder_mach_pride (with other events in the week before) 17 - Swansea Pride Abertawe @swanseapride 18 - Swansea Family Pride / Abertawe Pride Teuluol at the National Waterfront Museum @museumwales 24 - Blaenau Gwentâs 1st Pride! From 12:30pm at @bedwelltyhouse @blaenaugwentcouncil June - Mehefin 7 - Bridgend Pride @bridgend.pride 7 - Llanelli LQC Mardi Gras @llanelliqueercollective 7 - Monmouth Pride Trefynwy @monmouth.pride.trefynwy 7 - Porthcawl Pride Party @ The Beachcomber Porthcawl (on Facebook) 7 - Torfaen Pride (on Facebook) 14 - Barry Pride Y Barri @barry.pride 14 - Pontardawe Pride (on Facebook) 21 - The Big Queer Picnic Cardiff @thebigqueerpicnic 21 - Pride Cymru Cardiff @lgbtpridecymru 28 - Abergavenny Pride Y Fenni @abergavennypride 28-29 - Towyn Pride Weekend @knightlysbar 29 - Cowbridge Pride Y Bont-faen @cowbridgepride July - Gorffennaf 4-6 - Pembrokeshire Pride Sir Benfro, Dewsley Farm @pembspride 5 - Caerffili Pride @pridecaerffili 5 - Caldicot Pride / Balchder Cil-y-coed @caldicotpride 5 - North Wales Pride Balchder Gogledd Cymru, Bethesda @northwalespride 19 - Flint Pride 26 - Brecon Pride Balchder Aberhonddu @breconpride 26 - Wrexham Pride Balchder Wrecsam @pridewrecsam August - Awst 2 - Llandovery Pride @heartofwaleslgbtq 9 - NPT Pride (NPT Pride 2025 on Facebook) @nptpride 17 - Glitter Pride @glittercymru 22-24 - Trans Pride Cardiff @cardifftranspride 30 - Carmarthen Pride / Balchder Caerfyrddin @carmarthenpride + Pride in Aberystwyth @prideinaber will return on the 25th of April 2026 Anything left out? Let me know in the comments or in a DM please! Diolch! đ
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Another great piece from The Journal about trans healthcare in Ireland!
This is a very sympathetic article for once. I was not expecting that from The Journal! It mentioned a lot about how invasive the questions were from the NGS, though Iâve also heard from other people (adults around 30 or older) that they were refused care if their parents didnât attend the appointment with them. Nonbinary people as well as those with autism or ADHD are also frequently denied care. I wouldâve liked if they spoke to any trans masc people in their investigation but for such a supportive article in these times I will take it.
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Some great additions in this follow up piece!
This is a very sympathetic article for once. I was not expecting that from The Journal! It mentioned a lot about how invasive the questions were from the NGS, though Iâve also heard from other people (adults around 30 or older) that they were refused care if their parents didnât attend the appointment with them. Nonbinary people as well as those with autism or ADHD are also frequently denied care. I wouldâve liked if they spoke to any trans masc people in their investigation but for such a supportive article in these times I will take it.
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This is a very sympathetic article for once. I was not expecting that from The Journal! It mentioned a lot about how invasive the questions were from the NGS, though Iâve also heard from other people (adults around 30 or older) that they were refused care if their parents didnât attend the appointment with them. Nonbinary people as well as those with autism or ADHD are also frequently denied care. I wouldâve liked if they spoke to any trans masc people in their investigation but for such a supportive article in these times I will take it.
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this weekend, concluding Sunday
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Huge news for people interested in similar things to this blog, the Say Something In Welsh team is launching an Irish language course! Resources, especially listening resources have been quite hard to find in Irish, I know way more people that can read and write in Irish than speak it with any confidence at all, and the Say Something method gave me so much more confidence in my own Welsh speaking, I imagine then coming into the Irish language teaching space is a really good thing.
Their founder Aran Jones says they've been in talks with the Irish government for 'copromotion', and while I'm not fully sure what that entails, it must be a road to having more and more widely available, quality learning resources for Gaeilge.
Since this blog is followed not just by Welsh learners, but a lot of people generally interested in language learning and Celtic studies, thought I'd mention it here! Dyn ni'n dod nĂŽl i feddwl yn Gymraeg yn fuan, dwi'n siwr :)
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Hey everyone,
Iâve been building a small Irish language learning app called PĂosa Beag over the last few weeks. It gives you one new word or proverb each day, with pronunciation and a streak system to help you stick with it.
Iâm a first-year software dev student and this is my first ever app. Not finished yet, but Iâd love to share the journey and get any thoughts or ideas. Check it out here: https://piosabeag.ie
SlĂĄn!
This person has shared their in-progress app for learning Irish - Iâve included the link to both their site and their post on Reddit. Thought some of ye might be interested!
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Dia duit! Can you recommend any Irish speaking youtubers? I mean "normal" content like vlogs, diy, gaming etc (i'm not picky). I already follow quite a few channels focused on language learning but I would love some more exposure to natural language in that context if that makes sense? GRMMA!
I think Foil, Arms and Hog have a couple of sketches with Irish in? And Clisare has definitely done videos as Gaeilge. But other than that I canât help. I donât really watch YouTube other than the odd time. On Instagram I enjoy SeamBoySeam and Gaylegeoiri but I donât think they do what youâre looking for.
Anyone?
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The answer to "What the h*ck goes on on those islands to the North and West of mainland Scotland?" by Derek Guy @/dieworkwear on twitter [x]
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