Please make Ireland the 23rd country to adopt the format by bringing a local version of #TheChase to our shores!
#TheChaseIreland #BeattheChasersIreland
@bonesgiles.bsky.social
@paulsinha.bsky.social
@jennyfromthequiz.bsky.social
@theshaunwallace.bsky.social
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Countries with similar and smaller-sized populations to Ireland like #Finland, #Croatia, #Cyprus and #Slovenia have their own versions while the #NewZealand edition starts in November. So to @virginmediatv.bsky.social or @rte.ie, the message is simple (3/4)

There are many talented quizzers in #Ireland who, because they are not UK residents, can’t apply over there. Such a series would surely be a ratings winner here. (2/4)

The odds of winning the #EuroMillions jackpot is about the same as someone traversing that 8400km-long trail, stopping at some random point along the way, picking up a ticket and finding the one on which you wrote your name! #Lotto #NationalLottery (3/3)

If you could place it and another 139,838,159 of these 6cm-long raffle tickets end-to-end, the trail would extend a distance of about 8400km, or roughly from #Galway🇮🇪 to #Kolkata 🇮🇳 (2/3)

To hell or to Connacht?
Given the government’s inaction (that we have 3 “super” junior ministers in Galway adds insult to injury) and lack of preparedness for this extreme weather event and how it has affected huge swathes of the province, right now hell feels like the soft option (3/3)

The water supply returned early Thursday morning, having been gone since the 25th. The temperature in the house is now a chilly 9°C.
We’ve been eating our daily meals at the Galway Plaza, a place which has been invaluable to locals who have been affected by this storm (2/3)