🤣'At an EU Foreign Affairs Committee meeting, Lynn Boylan lamented that it was “a pity we can’t use our own language.” When it was pointed out that she could, in fact, speak Irish, she backtracked almost instantly: "I wasn’t prepared, so I’ll use English." '

How it might look the other way around.

Maybe it's the rest of the world that needs "diversity"?

Demonstrators hold a banner reading "No child should be afraid to go to school" as they take part in a gathering in front of the criminal court of Paris, called by the #MeeTooEcole collective, ahead of the opening day for the trial of an after-school staff member, accused of sexually assaulting preschool pupils, in Paris on May 26, 2026. © Simon Wohlfahrt, AFP
Paris court hands monitor 18-month suspended sentence for assaulting preschooler in abuse scandal
July 10, 2026
On July 10, 2026, a Paris court handed a 25-year-old after-school monitor an 18-month suspended sentence for sexually assaulting a preschooler under his care at a leisure centre between 2023 and 2025.
   •  The defendant denied the charges, but judges ruled the six-year-old victim's testimony was "consistent" and "precise."
   •  This verdict marks the first conviction in a broader scandal involving sexual abuse allegations against staff across over 100 Paris schools and daycare centres.
   •  Mayor Emmanuel Grégoire, who disclosed his own past abuse, stated that the 132 suspended aides since the year's start reflect a "systemic problem" in the city's institutions.
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The presiding judge said the children's testimony may have been influenced by their parents, prompting outrage from activists.
That came after a 47-year-old was acquitted in June after being charged with sexual assault of three girls and sexual harassment of nine others when they were aged 10.
The court found it could not link the psychological stress of some of the children with what it called the monitor's "inappropriate behaviour".
Since the start of the year, Paris has suspended 132 aides, including 52 suspected of sexual abuse, a figure the city's mayor has said reflects a "systemic problem".
Mayor Emmanuel Grégoire – who says he was sexually abused during an after-school primary school swimming programme – has pledged to prevent any such abuse.
(FRANCE 24 with AFP)
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A Paris court on Friday found a man guilty of sexually assaulting a kindergarten-age girl in his care, in the first such verdict after multiple allegations in the French capital.
The 25-year-old defendant, who denied any wrongdoing, was given a suspended 18-month jail sentence and was banned from working with children.
The judges said his accuser, now aged six, had made "consistent, precise statements compatible with her young age" when she accused him of assaulting her at a Paris leisure centre between October 2023 and July 2025.
She had told her parents after repeatedly refusing to go back to the centre and shown what he had done to her "on a doll when words failed her", they said.
Read moreFrance ponders failure to protect children as school abuse scandal rocks Paris
The man is the first monitor employed by the city to be found guilty of abusing a child in his care since widespread allegations in recent months of non-teaching staff at Paris schools and leisure centres committing sexual abuse.
A court earlier this week found a 36-year-old guilty of harassing his female colleagues, but acquitted him of charges of sexual assault on nine preschoolers.
The presiding judge said the children's testimony may have been influenced by their parents, prompting outrage from activists.
That came after a 47-year-old was acquitted in June after being charged with sexual assault of three girls and sexual harassment of nine others when they were aged 10.
The court found it could not link the psychological stress of some of the children with what it called the monitor's "inappropriate behaviour".
Since the start of the year, Paris has suspended 132 aides, including 52 suspected of sexual abuse, a figure the city's mayor has said reflects a "systemic problem".
Mayor Emmanuel Grégoire – who says he was sexually abused during an after-school primary school swimming programme – has pledged to prevent any such abuse.
(FRANCE 24 with AFP)

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I shudder to think about what goes on at this.

https://youtu.be/d2yK-65bVHI

Former Director General of RTÉ. - Irish State Broadcaster.

transgender childcare worker who offered “a free kiss” as a prize during a game with an 11-year-old has lost a gender discrimination case against a Donegal crèche and after-school service.

https://www.donegaldaily.com/lead-stories/childcare-worker-who-offered-kiss-during-game-loses-discrimination-case-638251

It's a wonder they didn't put mister sunshine i charge of the whole place

Some shinner attempting to taunt a woman over losing her job for being a nationalist.

"I didn't get sacked from my job. I walked out of my job because of my beliefs, because I got told I was filled full of hate for migrants. But when I asked my boss did he want them in the field beside him, he wouldn't answer me, you fucking traitor."

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I noticed most of the Argentina players are wearing the red kabbalah bracelet

Red shoe club at the goy ball cup final