One major thing I've noticed with Irish Libtards is the absolute seethe when Irish Diaspora come home to Ireland and don't agree with their home country being handed over to foreigners with no connection to the land.
According to Irish Libs, a Nigerian who walks off the plane is just as Irish as Fionn mac Cumhaill and the Fianna, but someone who's parents/ancestors are Irish and decides it is time to return home is Irish dependent on thier politics (ie if he conforms to the Globohomo status quo, they may consider him but if he's against his homeland being handed over to foreigners and raped culturally, morally, spiritually by financial interests then he's not Irish)
They claim we're the ones who hate but their level of self hatred for any and all things Irish is psychopathic.
https://twitter.com/DFallamhain/status/1430512628628140033
According to Irish Libs, a Nigerian who walks off the plane is just as Irish as Fionn mac Cumhaill and the Fianna, but someone who's parents/ancestors are Irish and decides it is time to return home is Irish dependent on thier politics (ie if he conforms to the Globohomo status quo, they may consider him but if he's against his homeland being handed over to foreigners and raped culturally, morally, spiritually by financial interests then he's not Irish)
They claim we're the ones who hate but their level of self hatred for any and all things Irish is psychopathic.
https://twitter.com/DFallamhain/status/1430512628628140033
Máel-Sechnaill mac Domnall, high king of Ireland, asserted his authority by inflicting a massive defeat on Amlaíb, king of Dublin, at the battle of Tara (980). The battle was seen as the expulsion of Norse power from Ireland. He died on this day, 1022.
Read more about Máel-Sechnaill's life here
Read more about Máel-Sechnaill's life here
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The curious tale of Ellie Kisyombe's NGO Our Table, and immigration from Malawi
>....So, Our Table is not just some cookery class that was thrown together by people living in Direct Provision. It is very much part of Ireland’s well-funded NGO-industrial complex, and run by seasoned political activists, who have long been dedicated to advancing the case for much less stringent immigration, as well as the abolition of direct provision. In that of course they have been overwhelmingly successful having secured a promised amnesty for what might well turn out to be tens of thousands of “undocumented”, that is illegal, immigrants here.
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>....So, Our Table is not just some cookery class that was thrown together by people living in Direct Provision. It is very much part of Ireland’s well-funded NGO-industrial complex, and run by seasoned political activists, who have long been dedicated to advancing the case for much less stringent immigration, as well as the abolition of direct provision. In that of course they have been overwhelmingly successful having secured a promised amnesty for what might well turn out to be tens of thousands of “undocumented”, that is illegal, immigrants here.
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The curious tale of Our Table, and immigration from Malawi | Gript
Our Table is very much part of Ireland’s well-funded NGO-industrial complex
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It may take 10 years.
It may take 20 years.
But in their lifetimes, Ireland's pro aborts will end up like their Texan counterparts eventually.
It may take 20 years.
But in their lifetimes, Ireland's pro aborts will end up like their Texan counterparts eventually.
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A lot of Jewish women on Twitter want you to know that banning them from killing babies "violates their ability to practice their religion."
And then, one day, for absolutely no reason at all....
https://twitter.com/lordmayordublin/status/1434166401640673292
https://twitter.com/lordmayordublin/status/1434166401640673292
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And then, one day, for absolutely no reason at all.... https://twitter.com/lordmayordublin/status/1434166401640673292
Check replies though, Irish mammies are not putting up with this LGBT pledge lol
Her [Ireland] story is one to inspire the young with aspirations after nobility and virtue: to breathe into their souls the spirit of the love of God, the love of truth and of country, to make them genuine Irishmen and not nondescript slaves. Then why, I ask, has the history of Éire been kept a sealed book from so many generations of Irish children, why is every mention of her name in the literature which they are spoon-fed introduced with apologies, why is she referred to with the finger placed on the lips, and in the language of doubt?
An tAthair Pádraig Ó Duinnín, "𝗡𝗮𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗛𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆 𝗶𝗻 𝗡𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗦𝗰𝗵𝗼𝗼𝗹𝘀"
Lecture given to Cumann Gaedhealach na Múinteoirí Náisiúnta, 1905
An tAthair Pádraig Ó Duinnín, "𝗡𝗮𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗛𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆 𝗶𝗻 𝗡𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗦𝗰𝗵𝗼𝗼𝗹𝘀"
Lecture given to Cumann Gaedhealach na Múinteoirí Náisiúnta, 1905
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''It [1916] was neither a Sinn Féin insurrection nor a Socialist-Labour insurrection as it had been previously labelled, but a Fenian Insurrection, in direct descent from Stephens, Mitchel and Wolfe Tone. In that policy and decision, Tom Clarke was foremost''…
"For more than sixty years, in storm and in sunshine, in sickness and in health, he dreamed and toiled and worked for the cause of Ireland a Nation...Born in one of the darkest periods of his country's history, John Devoy lived to see her emerge in great part from her distress"
From Daniel Cohalan's Preface to John Devoy's "Recollections of an Irish Rebel".
From Daniel Cohalan's Preface to John Devoy's "Recollections of an Irish Rebel".
"Believe me that, even should it be my fate to perish in this villainous dungeon of the world, the last pulse of my heart shall beat 'God Save Ireland."
Closing lines of a letter from Fenian Martin Hogan to Peter Curran while in penal exile in Australia. Hogan was one of the Fenians who escaped captivity in the famous Catalpa rescue. Sailed from Freemantle in Australia to the US, despite Royal Navy pursuit.
Closing lines of a letter from Fenian Martin Hogan to Peter Curran while in penal exile in Australia. Hogan was one of the Fenians who escaped captivity in the famous Catalpa rescue. Sailed from Freemantle in Australia to the US, despite Royal Navy pursuit.
What is with Irish Libs wanting to turn every inch of the countryside into industrial commercial space for immigrant slave labour?
https://twitter.com/ciaranmcasey/status/1433479293795979269
https://twitter.com/ciaranmcasey/status/1433479293795979269
"This unconquerable obstinacy — this lengthened remembrance of departed liberty, this faculty of preserving and nourishing through the ages of physical misery and suffering, the thought of that which is no more , of never despairing of a constantly vanquished cause, for which many generations have successively, and in vain, perished in the field and by the executioner — is perhaps the most extraordinary and the greatest example that a people has ever given."
Augustin Thierry on the centuries of resistance to foreign conquest by the Irish people.
"Histoire de la conquête de l'Angleterre par les Normands" Vol. III (1825)
Augustin Thierry on the centuries of resistance to foreign conquest by the Irish people.
"Histoire de la conquête de l'Angleterre par les Normands" Vol. III (1825)
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“We only wish to go forward to an honourable death rather than end our lives in miserable exile... and to leave the kingdom of Ireland free from the yoke of English tyranny, thereby ensuring for our countrymen not only nobility and liberty in this world, but also the eternal glory of their souls.”
From Hugh O'Neill's letter to Andrés Velázquez, councillor of state to the Spanish king, written while in exile in Rome.
After years of unsuccessfully petitioning continental states for military assistance in exile, Hugh O'Neill wrote to the Spanish in 1615 stating that he wished to return to Ireland, even with only a 100 troops, so as to die an honourable death for his Faith and Fatherland.
From Hugh O'Neill's letter to Andrés Velázquez, councillor of state to the Spanish king, written while in exile in Rome.
After years of unsuccessfully petitioning continental states for military assistance in exile, Hugh O'Neill wrote to the Spanish in 1615 stating that he wished to return to Ireland, even with only a 100 troops, so as to die an honourable death for his Faith and Fatherland.