41 – Project Z – 7th August 2021

We’re back to chat about the biggest trends on Irish Twitter this week! There has been uproar online about a government endorsed ‘Project X’ style party that broke all sorts of health guidelines and there’s been serious fallout as a result! We also check out the #FreeLuas trend and the world of sports was tweeting all about Leo Messi and how his time is finally up at Barcalona.

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New: Government issues a statement to confirm that it is legally permissible to organise an outdoor event for 200 people.

I think this is the first time in the pandemic the Government has issued a statement to explain specifically what is *legally* permitted, not merely advised pic.twitter.com/dKmZDOeS0X
— Gavan Reilly is out of office (@gavreilly) August 4, 2021

The Govt accidentally legalising huge 200 capacity parties purely cos the Tánaiste went to a Zappone do is the most hilariously Irish moment since that time they mistakenly made ecstasy and LSD legal for 24hrs. I do hope a Minister goes to a packed theatre next.
— Oliver Callan (@olivercallan) August 5, 2021

Why are you tweeting #Zapponyism when #ZapponeGoal is right there
— Mallow News (@MallowNews) August 3, 2021

A long-term goal of mine has been to lead a disinformation campaign which claims that the Luas is free until enough people believe it that they have no choice but to give in and make the Luas is free. So if anyone ever asks you, remember: the Luas is free.
— Carl Kinsella (@TVsCarlKinsella) August 5, 2021

I realise that this is trolling, but not everyone will.

While you may get your giggles, it may result in others being fined.
— Colm Moore (@UrbnWarfareDuck) August 5, 2021

Barcelona cerca del abismo financiero. Lo más completo que leí por acá para ponernos en contexto de la situación económica del club. https://t.co/qkRSD6zdZC
— Morena Beltrán⭐️⭐️⭐️ (@morenabeltran10) August 6, 2021

Barcelona cannot register any new signings, not Memphis Depay, Sergio Agüero, Eric García or Emerson Royal, after exceeding the La Liga salary limit.

Despite selling Konrad de la Fuente, Jean-Clair Todibo, and Junior Firpo, Barcelona need to reduce their wage bill by €200,000.
— Zach Lowy (@ZachLowy) July 5, 2021

41 – Project Z – 7th August 2021

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