"I know how men get a bad name, and are called madmen, for speaking and acting in the true faith regarding Ireland's rights. I have myself been called a madman, because I was acting in a way that was not pleasing to England. The longer I live the more I come to believe that Irishmen will have to go a little mad my way, before they go the right way to get any freedom for Ireland."

(Rossa's Recollections 1838 - 1898)

"And why shouldn't an Irishman be mad; when he grows up face to face with the plunderers of his land and race, and sees them looking down upon him as if he were a mere thing of loathing and contempt! They strip him of all that belongs to him, and make him a pauper, and not only that, but they teach him to look upon the robbers as gentlemen, as beings entirety superior to him."

(Rossa's Recollections 1838 - 1898)

This is just a video of David Irving discussing the early life section of the members of the ruling Hungarian Working People's Party in 1956 who were revolted against in the Hungarian Revolution.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/7SrDA0nrfI8o/

Bitchute is dead.

Quite.

Yet another former agent of the British Crown appointed to the highest ranks of An Garda Síochána.

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/crime-and-law/senior-canadian-police-officer-set-to-become-deputy-garda-commissioner-1.4480061

Human hamster balls now.
https://m.facebook.com/TheIrishInquiry/videos/139520978012876/

Irelands legendary mythological tale; Táin Bó Cuailgne or The Cattle Raid of Cooley in English is now available on Cartlann.org.

The oldest epic in Western Europe, An Táin captures the ethos of Ancient Ireland and it's people, translated into English by folklorist Lucy Winfred Faraday in 1904 but available today for your reading pleasure.


https://cartlann.org/authors/lucy-winifred-faraday/an-tain-bo-cuailgne/

Check out the first 10 minutes of this Mary Robinson speech, she's setting the playing field for shitlib Ireland back in 1995

Sustainable Development is mentioned at 16 mins. Later brought in by the UN in 2015

Supreme court makes it more difficult to revoke Irish citizenship, furthering the subversion of your nation.

The court's ruling was triggered by an appeal by Ali Damache, an Algerian ringleader of a Muslim cell tasked with killing Lars Vilks, a Swedish artist who drew Muhammed.

Damanche plead guilty in the US in 2018 to assisting a terrorist group. The Department of Justice consequently stripped his Irish citizenship.

He had been given an Irish passport in 2008 having married an American convert to Islam in Dublin who was also part of the murder plot which included five others, mostly from Yemen and Morocco and who had refugee status in Ireland.

Ms Justice Elizabeth Dunne said it is “inconceivable” the Minister for Justice could revoke a grant of citizenship until a new process is in place with safeguards to meet natural justice requirements.

Sunniva McDonagh SC, had argued the revocation of Damanche's Irish citizenship would mean he would be unable to visit his children in France on release.

From tech platforms to media conglomerates to Conradh na Gaeilge and the usual suspects we look at the groups and politicians lobbying the Department of Justice for hate speech laws and their desired legislation.

https://twitter.com/TheBurkeanIE/status/1359514795922358276

Irish Times celebrating Donegal Gaeltacht being planted by Anglo homosexuals.

No sooner had the "couple" arrived, they were campaigning for gay marriage and abortion in the referendums. They also call Ireland misogynistic in the interview and claim we should have an NHS.

archive.vn/TUtTM

Caption competition
https://twitter.com/DubCityCouncil/status/1359542278579228673

Strong entry from From @McCeltunstein