Political consultant, lobbyist and commentator. Former journalist. Marathon runner. Limerick hurling & Munster rugby fan.
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Congratulations Stella. Marvellous achievement. Where do you get the time 😳
I just received this :
Dear Dr O'Malley
I am very pleased to let you know that the Senatus Academicus has now considered the report of the Examining Committee on your thesis and decided to grant you the award of Doctor of Philosophy for a thesis titled: Parents’ Perspectives on Gender Dysphoria in Childhood and Adolescence .
Yay!!
I hear the pathetic trolls aren’t bleating on about my qualifications anymore 🤪🤪
Stephen O'Byrnes retweeted
Sorry I could not attend the meeting as here in Turin with mayors of cities with 21 million residents. It’s key to recall Limerick needs 14 of these developments - not over the life of this council but every year for 5 years. We should be asking where are the next 69 of them.
I was very disappointed this evening to attend a meeting with the Land Development Agency regarding the Gasworks site on the Dock Road which included some invited residents, while many local residents were not made aware of it. I had understood this meeting was for councillors only and believe the wider community should have had the opportunity to attend.
Despite my frustration, I will continue to focus on the key issues surrounding this development so far — particularly the lack of parking proposed for the site and the impact this could have on surrounding streets. I will also be pushing to explore the possibility of using one of the commercial units as a social enterprise space in partnership with Limerick City and County Council. I will also be pushing for more greening around this area as the works develop🌳
I will ensure residents are informed well in advance of the next meeting on this development. The LDA are hoping to go to tender on this site by the end of the year
Stephen O'Byrnes retweeted
Born into a strong GAA family, Ms Howard's father, Garrett, won five All-Ireland senior hurling medals, three with his native Limerick and two with Dublin.
|✍️@LawlorDamian |
rte.ie/sport/camogie/2026/05…
Stephen O'Byrnes retweeted
Well, well, well.
@rteliveline
@1Hildegarde
@Education_Ire
@_IHREC
@DailyMail
Toilets and changing rooms must be used on basis of biological sex, guidance confirms
bbc.com/news/articles/c0e2rj…
Stephen O'Byrnes retweeted
“It’s one of those things that’s so crazy that lots of people just don’t realise it’s happening.”
@HJoyceGender speaks to @JuliaHB1 about Andy Burnham describing support for single-sex spaces as a “minority view”, and the upcoming EHRC code of practice.
Stephen O'Byrnes retweeted
Zelensky made it clear — if Putin refuses peace, Ukraine will force the issue through long-range strikes, economic pressure, and growing international support.Diplomacy will come — on Ukraine’s terms.
If Ukraine’s fight matters to you, RT
#NAFO #Nafofellas
14/14
You’re absolutely right John. When we see what this terrorist Ben-Givr is happy to do to EU and other country citizens in public, we can only imagine how the misfortunate Palestinians are being treated in Israeli detention centres in Gaza, the West Bank and Israel itself 😰
Stephen O'Byrnes retweeted
From propagandists melting down over empty fridges, Duma deputies begging to stop the war, and burning oil infrastructure across the country — the illusion is over.
russia can no longer hide the cost of its war.
If Ukraine’s fight matters to you, RT
#NAFO #Nafofellas
14/14
Brilliant stuff from @MaeveHalligan. Very articulate, reasoned debunking of the dangerous Trans ideologues. @stellaomalley3
Common sense is making a comeback.
Absolutely brilliant from @MaeveHalligan, a living legend.
Stephen O'Byrnes retweeted
Jamie Barron hooking his arm. Preventing him from swapping sides. Would have been harsh to penalise Limerick for that. Common sense reffing.
Excellent analysis here by @chrisocfl. Think this tough battle will do Limerick team a power of good.
Christy O'Connor: Limerick move the artillery around to blow Waterford away irishexaminer.com/sport-colu…
Stephen O'Byrnes retweeted
Christy O'Connor: Limerick move the artillery around to blow Waterford away irishexaminer.com/sport-colu…
Stephen O'Byrnes retweeted
Western society is currently divided between people who know this is a man and are prepared to say so and those who know this is a man but lie out of obedience to an ideology. There is no third option. Literally nobody on earth thinks "Roxanne Tickle" is actually a woman.
Stephen O'Byrnes retweeted
Incredibly disappointing to see this. It is galactically inappropriate for the President of Ireland to act as a patron to Belong To, a very well funded lobby group for the medicalisation of children’s identities.
We know these procedures cause harm. Children can’t consent to the loss of sexual functioning and infertility because they don’t understand the consequences of this. This is an unfolding medical scandal.
Mo náire thú, a Uachtaráin
This is an absolutely brilliant dissection of the damage and danger being fomented by Trans ideologues. @stellaomalley3
Stephen O'Byrnes retweeted
Every single word of this is just brilliant.
I hope students across Ireland see Maeve and find the courage to speak up against this madness.
Stephen O'Byrnes retweeted
lIf you do anything today, watch @MaeveHalligan at the Cambridge Union. I genuinely think this was the first time many people in that room were confronted with the hard reality of the trans debate, rather than the slogans that usually surround it.
@BuckAngel was exceptional: calm, articulate, humane. Ultimate respect.
And then there was Helen Webberley. I remember once thinking the criticism directed at her by GC women was excessive, especially the claim she was ‘pure evil’. After hearing her speak, I no longer think that. She is totally insincere. I can deal with hard ideologues- they believe they are telling the truth; they are genuine, @HelenWebberley is different.
One audience member, a trans-identified male and former patient of hers, stood to speak during points of information. His account of how he had been treated was deeply disturbing.
Watch the full debate. It is worth your time.
