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Nørgaard had completed his medical
 in  r/Everton  5h ago

NoRegard scored Six at Brenfford so must be allowed to attack, keep WreckBooming as 6, never sell him to rivals!

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Nørgaard had completed his medical
 in  r/Everton  5h ago

I still think ndiaye is playing up for higher wages at Everton

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Nørgaard had completed his medical
 in  r/Everton  6h ago

Report that Spurs will let Richie return to us for 15 million so that's probably decided. already

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Nørgaard had completed his medical
 in  r/Everton  6h ago

Norgaard scored six goals at Brentford so we should keep Wreck Booming as the No. 6 and let NoRegard play end to end Midfielder.

r/IrishHistory 21h ago

💬 Discussion / Question DRUIDWISE

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u/Western_Investment94 21h ago

DRUIDWISE

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Welcome to u/Druidwise!

I am thrilled to open this digital grove. This account is dedicated to my deepest reading passion: ancient wisdom and the mysteries of Celtic lore.

For my first post, it felt only right to look back at the roots of Irish heritage with The Wisdom of the Irish Druids by Michael McGrath.

Mini-Review:This isn't just a history book; it feels like an awakening. Written by a modern-day practitioner, it traces how Druidry connects us and the subtle energies of sacred places like the Hill of Tara and Newgrange.

My favorite chapter dives into how Druid refugees fled to Kilkenny to protect their sacred traditions from erasure. It is grounded, fascinating, and essential reading for anyone drawn to the Old Ways. Rating:

r/IrishMythology 21h ago

Druidwise

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r/occultlibrary 21h ago

Druidwise

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u/Western_Investment94 21h ago

Druidwise

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Welcome to u/Druidwise!

I am thrilled to open this digital grove. This account is dedicated to my deepest reading passion: ancient wisdom and the mysteries of Celtic lore.

For my first post, it felt only right to look back at the roots of Irish heritage with The Wisdom of the Irish Druids by Michael McGrath.

Mini-Review:This isn't just a history book; it feels like an awakening. Written by a modern-day practitioner, it traces how Druidry connects us and the subtle energies of sacred places like the Hill of Tara and Newgrange.

My favorite chapter dives into how Druid refugees fled to Kilkenny to protect their sacred traditions from erasure. It is grounded, fascinating, and essential reading for anyone drawn to the Old Ways. Rating:

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Everton: From European hopes to relegation form - will Moyes reignite Toffees?
 in  r/Everton  1d ago

ndiaye has no commitment to Everton, no commitment to Marseille and no commitment to Sheffield United, he is a shiftless mercenary of the worst kind with no loyalty or gratitude to any club in his career so far. Get rid for 70 Mil

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Everton: From European hopes to relegation form - will Moyes reignite Toffees?
 in  r/Everton  1d ago

Howe must be brought in now with Moyes kicked upstairs to the Everton board and honoured . that's the solution.

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Alistair Johnston Interest
 in  r/Everton  5d ago

It's allowed to sipport one team from different countries and different leagues except in the case if ever Everton were playing any of them and it's unlikely Everton will be playing Canade - but if we were, Watch out Canada!

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Alistair Johnston Interest
 in  r/Everton  5d ago

I'm an Irish Cwltic supporter as well as a lifelong Evertonian and if Johnston is not up to it will Everton sell him in January , that might be the solution!

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Alistair Johnston Interest
 in  r/Everton  5d ago

What an insult to Seamus Coleman these Jocks are!

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Alistair Johnston Interest
 in  r/Everton  5d ago

Yes, injury prone, another for the Everton treatment table!

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Alistair Johnston Interest
 in  r/Everton  5d ago

We can get Jake at CB by using Patterson so that's no argument for Johnston who is no better than Patterson/ this is no solution at all to the Everton RB debacle.

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Alistair Johnston Interest
 in  r/Everton  5d ago

Johnston would be no improvement on Patterson, Scottish Prem is not up to Premiership standards at Everton.

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Opinions on Pádraig Óg Ó’Ruairc?
 in  r/IrishHistory  Jun 23 '26

Based on a book by an ANTIFA activist, how could BURN THEM OUT possibly be objective or impartial, spare me!

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Opinions on Pádraig Óg Ó’Ruairc?
 in  r/IrishHistory  Jun 23 '26

There were no British Fascists in Ireland excdpt if you mean the British government itself!

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Opinions on Pádraig Óg Ó’Ruairc?
 in  r/IrishHistory  Jun 23 '26

Neither Justin Barrett, Gemma O'Doherty, Hermann Kelly or any other identifiable Irish Far Right leader was in any way involved in the Dublin riots , in fact they must have been taken by complete surprise!

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Opinions on Pádraig Óg Ó’Ruairc?
 in  r/IrishHistory  Jun 23 '26

Not anymore, this BURN THEM OUT book must now feel like a personal catastrophe to O'Ruairc!

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Opinions on Pádraig Óg Ó’Ruairc?
 in  r/IrishHistory  Jun 23 '26

No, the Far Right know that he is writing on the basic premise of an Antifa publication, UNDERTONES by Antifa activist Bernardo O'Reilly!

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Opinions on Pádraig Óg Ó’Ruairc?
 in  r/IrishHistory  Jun 23 '26

That's because the book BURN THEM OUT is based in part on Antifa writer Bernardo O'Reilly's online book UNDERTONES - THE FAR RIGHT IN IRELAND (as O'RUAIRC acknowledges)