People in Artane, Dublin protesting against the proposed drop of over 50 parasites to be put in an empty building on the site of were 48 people died in one of the worst peace time disasters in Irish history, namely the hallowed ground of the Stardust.... sickening.
Protesters shouting disproval of the Irish leader...
"Leo,Leo,Leo...out,out,out".

I actually hope they take us off the Internet so we can come for them in real life, meeting in person in groups hand delivering flyers door to door, sticker and poster campaigns.. bring it into the physical world you bunch of totalitarian freaks...

Lisa Chambers, acting Seanad leader, claims to have seen "horrific" posts showing the, now debunked, attack in Ashtown on social media, and goes on to agree with the idea of putting political pressure on social media companies to censor Irish citizens.

@OffgridiIreland ☘️

What's this a bloody diversity hire 🤡 who votes for these rejectoids
JRD - Eileen Flynn axin' for pressure to be applied to social media companies to limit the free speech of Irish citizens.

@OffgridiIreland ☘️

https://gript.ie/why-is-the-government-is-acting-like-it-has-something-to-hide-on-excess-deaths/

Rock and a hard place. Willie O'Dea has now asked a Parliamentary Question about excess deaths. The pressure is building now folks

Looks like Russia is spilling the beans on the corruption in the US.

@Retardsoftiktok

> Be Irish
> Get invaded by the British
> Spend nearly a thousand years fighting them before finally more or less winning Ireland for the Irish
> Immediately give it to a bunch of migrants because you don't want to be called racist

🥴

t.me/theferrymanstoll

Watch "Larry Dickem Kung Fu class 😆 🤣 😂 #short #reels #funny #comedy #asmr" on YouTube
https://youtube.com/shorts/6QtArC6uPX4?feature=share

This Limerick boy was beaten by an African racist for the crime of having white skin. Irish politicians, "NGOs" and media are yet to report on or condemn this egregious hate crime.

But the Irish Times are happy to racially demonise Irish people with fake stories.

WHAT NEXT FOR IRELAND? WHAT ABOUT THE FIGHTING IRISH? CONTROLLED DEMOLITION OF SOCIETY BY POLITICIANS, AIDED BY MAINSTREAM MEDIA. HOMELESSNESS CRISIS. QUESTIONS NEED ANSWERED. TENSIONS RISING. COMMUNITIES TAKING TO THE STREETS.

https://t.me/blackhorserider

% Increase in all Thefts. Pre Pandemic vs Q3 2022. Wexford is getting fleeced.

The GARDA are recruiting the plantation.
How do you feel about the plantation having GARDA control over you?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-47812660

Put simply, the UN could potentially override the sovereignty of countries by pushing governments to adopt specific policies about what constitutes “criminal” information shared by citizens.

Article 27, for example, focuses on “extremism-related offences,” which it defines as “the distribution of materials that call for illegal acts motivated by political, ideological, social, racial, ethnic or religious hatred, the advocacy and justification of such acts.”—WR

Nothing but theft? 12 billion stolen from our vulnerable elderly and their children.

The Dáil and its spending watchdog are to hold “emergency” sessions in the coming days to debate allegations the State deliberately denied payment of refunds to people illegally charged nursing home fees.

The Government has asked the Attorney General to examine the matter at the heart of allegations that the State deployed a strategy to deny refunds to people illegally charged nursing home fees because it would cost the taxpayer €12bn. Remember how carefully this is being portrayed by the media. It has already cost citizens €12 billion in over charges.

An analysis of RIP.ie death notices published in the Irish Examiner shows there were 9,718 death notices published in the eight weeks up until January 25th. 2023

That is up 20% on the same time last year, when 8,075 were published, and a 19.5% increase on the same period to January 25th, 2021.

Written criticism of women 'journalists' CANNOT BE TOLERATED 🚫 ..you misogynist

Quote ''Attacks on women journalists are all too prevalent and this behaviour cannot be tolerated.”
... well obviously.. they are a very special group .. here Kitty Kitty Kitty 😺

Irish Times article FYI
NUJ condemns ‘social media abuse’ towards Irish Times journalists

Séamus Dooley, Irish secretary of NUJ, says attempts to smear reporter and photographer ‘despicable
by Shauna Bowers Tue Jan 31 2023: 21:23


The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) has “strongly condemned” social media abuse directed at Irish Times journalists, describing it as “despicable”.
On Saturday, The Irish Times published an article detailing an alleged attack on a migrant camp in Ashtown, North Dublin, by a number of men with dogs, sticks and a baseball bat.
The Irish Times Social Affairs Correspondent Kitty Holland and photographer Dara Mac Dónaill had just left the camp having interviewed the residents – most of them EU nationals – about the camp and homelessness, and returned on seeing the group of men arrive.
Since publication of the story, the two journalists have been the target of abuse on social media.

Séamus Dooley, Irish secretary of the NUJ, said in a statement the attempts to smear a reporter and photographer are “despicable”.
“The abuse of Ms Holland, in particular, is vile and beneath contempt. There have been suggestions that the story was fabricated. Kitty and Dara are journalists of the highest integrity who behaved with utmost professionalism. This was a despicable incident, and their presence thankfully prevented a more serious incident,” he said.
Mr Dooley said this is “part of a pattern of behaviour on Twitter and other social media platforms”.
“We encourage all members to report abuse to the social media platform providers, to their employer and where appropriate to the gardaí,” he said
“Journalists will not be prevented from covering the activities of far-right groups by attacks on social media. Our members have also been abused in public and we are working with media organisations and An Garda Síochána to put in place measures to protect media workers and to ensure that all attacks are reported.”
He added: “The sharp increase in social media attacks on female journalists is especially worrying and gives rise to grave concern.”
Éanna Ó Caollaí and Conn O Midheach, on behalf of The Irish Times chapel, or office branch, expressed solidarity with their colleagues.
They said: “We join in condemning these attacks. Irish Times journalists will not tolerate intimidation from any quarter. It is not acceptable to abuse workers for doing their job. Attacks on women journalists are all too prevalent and this behaviour cannot be tolerated.”

Shauna Bowers
Shauna Bowers is a reporter for The Irish Times