@olcan85

Socialist, working at becoming a Gaeilgeoir, plays too much Football Manager. Couldn't stay away from Twitter

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Joined October 2022
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"The Commune knew that its opponents cared nothing for the lives of the Paris people, but cared much for their own Paris buildings."
Matt Treacy@MattTreacy111Oct 17
How long before our anchor babies and the likes of the pampered bourgeois leftie scum who destroyed the house in Limerick do the same in Balbriggan and Galway?
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A lot of things are possible. That doesn't mean they're actually real. Of course Buckley knows this. He knows there were no guns on the road that night. But he has to pretend otherwise
Jonathan Buckley@JBuckleyMLAOct 19
When I suggested this last week, many on this platform mocked and ridiculed me, with some even calling for my resignation. They aren’t saying that today!
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Man who supports the free market complains about the free market
David Quinn
@DavQuinnOct 19
Seen by a friend in a shop in Dublin. Even cans of soft drink must be politicised now.
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Jon Burrows MLA
@JonBurrowsMLAOct 14
My question to the Assembly Commission revealed suspected drug paraphernalia was found at Stormont in August. I suspect the packaging contained cocaine. We don’t know who brought it into Parliament Buildings. I’ve asked the PSNI if they will fingerprint the packaging.
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All victims are allowed to pursue answers. What the fuck are we doing here?
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Roadblock Robinson finally getting a taste of his own medicine. I wonder if the media will say he has broken the law, like most did with people on Garvaghy Road before any charges brought or court cases finished?? belfastlive.co.uk/news/belfa…

Police investigating protest attended by DUP Leader Gavin Robinson

The DUP Leader and East Belfast MP attended a protest in June 2025 against immigration that saw people block roads

belfastlive.co.uk
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Adam James Pollock
@AdamPollockOct 8
Gerry Carroll looks beside himself with glee about being called in for a police interview after potentially breaking of the law. The law is the law, not just when you agree with it. Knowingly breaking the law, especially on a divisive social issue, is disgraceful.
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I make no apology for standing with Garvaghy Road residents. Peaceful civil disobedience isn't criminality. I'm now seeking legal advice. Standing up for what's right is never wrong.
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Theme of the day is a constant stream of people not from the area telling residents what's "reasonable" and what's not. But none seem to be able to actually articulate why it's reasonable to have a supremacist, sectarian organisation marching through an area they aren't wanted
Paul Embery
@PaulEmberyOct 4
“One and done.” Seems eminently reasonable. Just 35 men marching silently, no music, no triumphalism, only one banner. And never to happen again. Gives everyone a dignified way out. Surely the nationalists will strike a deal?
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The only way forward is for permission for the march to be rescinded. It's that simple. We spoke about the incredible solidarity on Garvaghy Road today in the Dáil.
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Speaking in Stormont today about Garvaghy, and the utter hypocrisy of unionist politicians who reach for sectarianism to distract and divide.
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I've a feeling she might delete this one. The mask is truly off for Alliance. This level of contempt for working class people standing against sectarian supremacy is shocking
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When asked to choose between a far right, imperialist, supremacist, fraternal society or a working class community who just want to go about their lives and live in peace, Labour will always choose the Orange Order and everything it represents. And they'll use AI to tell you
Erskine Holmes@Sherlocker2Sep 27
Replying to @AndyMOBrien
I know what I marched for in 1968 & it was not for your grotesque view of an ex bomber’s right to block a road declared open by the highest court in Northern Ireland. 35 Orangemen at 8 in the morning would have intimidated nobody. A sad day for the New Ireland campaign.
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Specialising on Disinformation
Lisa O'Carroll@lisaocarrollSep 27
Looks like the Orange Order are going to head home once it is safe to do so -
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Residents still on Garvaghy Road. It's hard to see police being able to force the Orange Order through because of the scale of opposition. This is the frontline of the struggle on this island against sectarianism and division.
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Optimistic to believe there'll be any minister beyond next week
Ryan Hoey@RyanPHoeySep 27
I think it’s become abundantly clear today why Sinn Féin can never be allowed to hold the post of Justice Minister. Their commitment to supporting the police and the rule of law is paper thin.
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Standing shoulder to shoulder with the residents of the Garvaghy Road this morning. People won’t be backing down today until the threat of sectarian domination and bigotry has dissipated.
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I hope that people power has stopped the Orange Order today. We are in a dangerous moment with powerful forces trying to drag people back into sectarian violence for political gain. PBP will continue to stand with Garvaghy Road residents and against sectarianism.
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Still standing strong with residents on Garvaghy Road at 7am. So many stories of trauma, loss and pain caused by marches of the 90s. We wont let the bigots drag us back!
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