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Riad Bouchaker.
He screamed, 'Fucking Irish' as he slashed and stabbed children outside their school.
Parties like @fiannafailparty @FineGael and the Soc Dems say a passport makes you Irish.
Next time you meet one of these people, ask them - is Riad Bouchaker an Irishman?
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I want to send my full support to every public sector worker out today.
Nurses, healthcare workers, emergency services, council workers and everyone else who gets up every morning and keeps this country going.
The Government always seems able to find money when it comes to giving money away to other countries, without all this talk about negotiation. But when it comes to our own workers here at home, suddenly we’re told there has to be negotiation and there’s no room for movement.
Come on now, Jack.
Inflation has gone up. Food has gone up. Electricity, fuel, rent, mortgages, insurance — everything has gone up.
Last year you gave workers practically nothing back in the Budget, and after Tuesday’s Budget, what did many of them really get? You’d be lucky if it bought you a toilet roll a week.
So don’t stand there trying to play tough and tell workers there’s no room for movement.
These are the people keeping our hospitals going, our councils running and our emergency services operating. They work hard and they deserve to be paid properly.
I’ll try my utmost to get around to some of the picket lines today and show my full support.
Fair play to you all. You deserve to be heard, and you deserve better.
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The same clowns arguing that this phrase that they don't use makes you a yank will look you dead in the eye and say a Somalia with an Irish passport is just as Irish as the rest of us.
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I said its a regional thing you bellend. The maps shows how even the word hurley and hurl and used in different provinces. You idiot
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"When asked to reveal her beauty secrets, actress Audrey Hepburn wrote this poem, which was read at her funeral: "To have attractive lips, say kind words. To have beautiful eyes, look at what people have beautiful in them. To stay thin, share the meal with those who are hungry. To have beautiful hair, let a child run his hand through your hair every day. To have a good expectation, to go knowing that you are never alone, but together with those who love you and have loved you. People, even more than objects, must be repaired, pampered, revived, reclaimed and saved: never reject anyone. Think about it: If you ever need a helping hand, you'll find one at the end of every arm. As you grow older, you will realize that you have two hands, one to help yourself, the other to help those who need it. A woman's beauty is not in the clothes she wears, her face or the way she does her hair. The beauty of a woman is seen in her eyes, because they are the open door to her heart, the source of her love. The beauty of a woman is not in her makeup, but in the true beauty of her soul. It is the tenderness it gives, the love, the passion it expresses. A woman's beauty develops with the years." She was born on May 4, 1929 (d. 1993)"
Fiona retweeted
I want you all to think back to January 2022, when Ashling Murphy was murdered by a migrant, the politicians weren't outraged about that as much as they are outraged about the minor assault on Michael Healy-Rae.
Think back to April 2022, when an an Iraqi migrant killed two Irish men in Sligo, he chopped them up, cut one of their heads off. The politicians weren't outraged about that either.
Then think back to November 2023, when an African man tried to kill three kids outside their school in Dublin. The politicians weren't outraged about that, in fact they focused on the reaction of Irish people and called us all racists.
Think back to 2024, an army chaplain was stabbed by a Muslim teenager. Zero outrage, no calls to protect democracy.
2025, a 10-year-old girl was attacked by an African migrant, a man who was issued a deportation order 7 months earlier. He wasn't deported, he remained in Ireland and attacked a child. Surely the politicians were outraged about that? Nope. Once again, they focused on the reaction from Irish people.
Also 2025, Brazilian man Gabriel Ferreira Motta Valladares went on a stabbing spree and tried to kill three Irish people. No outrage.
Think back to February of this year when an African woman drove a bus into a crowd of pedestrians and killed Irish man Frank Daly. No outrage from the politicians, silence.
I have a suggestion for all these outraged politicians, shut up.
Fiona retweeted
The woke poison Irish Left now wants to cancel Ed Sheeran. A decent man who did NOTHING wrong. The Left in Ireland has lost their little warped woke minds. Screw Classic Hits Radio. If anyone should be boycotted it’s them. #IsupportEdSheeran
Fiona retweeted
McEntee works as a cash register for Ukraine. This government does nothing for Irish people up and out to work. Since they have been elected list 3 things they have done as a great benefit for Ireland? McEntee cash register head is a disaster and never brags about Ireland.
Commuter groups have described increases in public transport fares as "absolutely unacceptable", accusing the Government of asking bus, rail and tram users to "in effect" cover the "astounding cost" of an extension in cuts to Excise Duty on petrol and diesel rte.ie/news/ireland/2026/090…
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THE FINAL RING WALK OF KATIE TAYLOR'S CAREER 😢
THE QUEEN OF THE EMERALD ISLE 💚
#TaylorPili
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Ireland has a housing crisis, healthcare crisis, the list goes on, yet our government are more concerned with giving money away to Ukraine and pumping it into IPAS, the Irish government don’t care about the Irish people. Full episode available now on YouTube and Facebook @PaulTreyvaud @Nick_Delehanty