Robert Doherty retweeted
Europeans,
Seeing what is going on in France, I have just one question:
Do you get it now?
This isn’t going to get better on its own. Sign the @SaveEuropeAct
Robert Doherty retweeted
Pour moi, c'est l'image la plus horrible de ce 17 octobre:
Un couple d'octogénaire dépouillé de tout, en pleine rue, laissé à moitié nu.
Comme si les Rolex, les Vuiton, les Hermès, les Dior, les Sephora pillés n'étaient pas suffisants pour la revente.
L'image qui devrait être un signal d'alarme pour tout l'occident.
L'image d'un pseudo président qui a perdu le contrôle. Qui a totalement échoué envers son peuple.
L'image d'une gauche radicale qui a sacrifié votre propre identité pour faire de votre pays une zone de guerre, aux arrières-plans culturels qui n'ont rien à voir avec les vôtres.
Cette image est effrayante!
Robert Doherty retweeted
One in five Norwegian women have been raped.
Every night of the year a Norwegian woman is raped in Oslo.
The police in Oslo have now confirmed every single woman raped in the city over the last three years was raped by a migrant.
Is diversity still our strength?
Robert Doherty retweeted
PAYWALL REMOVED: Here is the full national data of Ireland's 2025 social housing waiting list broken down by citizenship for every local authority:
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Very happy to put my name to this letter just now, along with over 140 others from Protestant backgrounds.
The trauma looming over the heads of the people of the Garvaghy Road is unjustifiable.
The Orange Order do not speak for Protestants, and what they do is not in my name.
🚨 Open letter from people of Protestant backgrounds concerning the Garvaghy Road
🚨 We feel compelled to speak publicly about what is happening in Portadown.
🚨Over the past few hours we have collected over 140 signatures.
@RhonddaBryant @HMcEntee
Robert Doherty retweeted
A staggering 347,736 people who are non national are getting some form of a Social Welfare in Ireland.
Meanwhile Irish children are living in Emergency accommodation in Ireland let that sink in.
Robert Doherty retweeted
🚨 Open letter from people of Protestant backgrounds concerning the Garvaghy Road
🚨 We feel compelled to speak publicly about what is happening in Portadown.
🚨Over the past few hours we have collected over 140 signatures.
@RhonddaBryant @HMcEntee
Robert Doherty retweeted
Stephen Nolan is right: look at the map. Can anyone explain why it’s so imperative that 35 Orange men walk down Garvaghy Road when an alternative route is available? If the route itself is non-negotiable, is this really about parading -or territorialism? Seriously?
#NolanLive
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In a time of self-serving and traitorous politicians, it's an honour to see such unflinching resolve embodied in a figure such as Breandán Mac Cionnaith.
It's like a glimpse into the Fenians of old. His example should encourage the younger generations of the Nationalist movement
Robert Doherty retweeted
Update: A police source tells me that the person who was brought to the meeting at the pub in Hillsborough was a 'senior politician, who did not want to be seen meeting with Jamie'
The reliable source told me it was the only location they could meet because of the ongoing meeting he was part of.
The source would not confirm the name of the politician, for what they described as security reasons. @BelTel
Robert Doherty retweeted
Third shift gladly done. Wish I could stay longer but still catching up from the lack of sleep over Saturday-Sunday.
The residents of Garvaghy Road are calling the shots, everyone of every group is following their lead and decisions. Their resolve has genuinely impressed me.
I’ll again reiterate: If you do not answer the call to defend your nation simply because you feel uncomfortable with the person next to you, then you cannot call yourself a Nationalist.
If you are only willing to help your own people if they prove to you that their policies are perfectly aligned with yours, you cannot call yourself a Nationalist.
There are people from every group and ideology on Garvaghy Road. Just about everyone has felt like wiping each other out at one point or another and I’m probably real high on that list. It’s not a worthy excuse.
Evidentially, we’re going to have to clean up shop within “our” ranks.
And again, you cannot be a Nationalist yet abandon the nation when it needs you.
That makes you a coward.
And cowards will use any excuse possible to deflect why they won’t turn up.
Replying to @BrianBoruAbu
No. Jamie Bryson was a leading figure in the 2012-13 flag protests and participated in multiple unnotified processions. Police warned him of the criminal consequences in January 2013. He later claimed unawareness of their illegality but was convicted in 2015 of taking part in four of them and obstructing traffic, receiving a suspended sentence.
Robert Doherty retweeted
Absolutely frightening why are we being made to live like this?.....this is from the lady who it happened to .....
I am a single mum of 2 in St Helens, Merseyside I looked out my bedroom window to find this scum bag in my back garden rooting through my shed! When approached by me and my neighbour he began to cry!!! I ran outside got him out of my garden and shut the gate!! He went on to shout ILL KILL YOU!! The police came and took him away, no statements taken, nothing written down!!! Apparently he can only be done for civil trespass as he undone the gate bolt at the top to get in!
Is this what our country has become???!!!
Boat men allowed to enter our gardens where our children play freely!!
I have now been advised to not let the children in my own garden!!
Robert Doherty retweeted
Simon Harris, who appointed himself Minister for Finance earlier this year, has never had a job of any kind outside of politics.
He has zero academic qualifications beyond his leaving cert. He started two different college courses but dropped out twice.
He has never been self-employed. Never started a business, never created a job, never had to worry about covering payroll or paid a penny in VAT.
Now he runs our economy.
But how does that happen?
Simon is in the job he's in because he's exceptionally good at playing politics.
He managed to climb the Fine Gael ladder all the way to the top.
But it would leave you wondering - is there any other job in which a person's complete lack of any relevant education, skills, training, work experience or track record would be set aside?
Simon was democratically elected so he is entitled to be where he is. But is Ireland really best served by giving top jobs to people with no knowledge of what they're doing?
The upcoming budget will be a great example.
Simon will use our money to buy votes for those from traditional Fine Gael income brackets - and absolutely stick the boot into those who come from areas, social backgrounds and age brackets from whom he has nothing to gain.
Decisions won't be made on the basis of what's best for the people of Ireland. We've a pure politician in charge. Simon will make decisions on the basis of what's best for Simon.
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TRUMP SLAMS ZELENSKY, REBUKES EXTENDING THE WAR, AND REMAINS ONE OF THE FEW VOICES FOR PEACE
"We had a meeting with Zelensky today, and it didn't go great, from his standpoint, I think he very much overplayed his hand.
I'm looking for peace, not a 10 year war, and playing games, we want peace! He's looking to go on and fight, we're looking to stop the death.
2000 people died last week. Some would say why do you care about Ukrainian and Russian soldiers, I care about them, we're not doing that!
President Putin wants to end it, Zelensky wants to sign us up for 10 years, it's not gonna happen."
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The video is from 28 February 2025. It shows Trump’s comments following his meeting with Zelenskyy at the White House that day.
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Robert Doherty retweeted
MATT TREACY: All new jobs created in the first half of year went to immigrants. Yet 135,600 young Irish people have left the state since 2022.
gript.ie/all-new-jobs-create…
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Replying to @JockAyeTheNoo
- The space between written words
- The modern submarine
- The Boycott
- Halloween
- Inspiration for the breakup of the British Empire
- Boyles Law, modern chemistry
- Traditional Irish music & dance
- Irish monastic European network ⬇️
- Polar exploration, Shackleton & Crean
- The worlds most beautiful book ⬇️
- Extraordinary craft & metalwork ⬇️
- Hamiltonian mechanics, fundamental to modern physics
- Europes oldest humanitarian law protecting women & children, ‘law of the innocents’, 698AD
- Hollow hypodermic needle
- Pulsar discovery
- One of Europe’s earliest extensive Law traditions, Brehon Laws
- The parole system
- UNESCO recognised National Folklore Collection
- Europe’s largest and most important concentration of prehistoric megalithic art
- Newgrange, 1000 years older than pyramids and Stonehenge ⬇️
- Roy Keane
- Kelvin absolute temperature scale
- Duty free
- Insular manuscript illumination
- Beaufort wind scale
- Irish whiskey
- Worlds oldest continuously played field sport, hurling
- Three point tractor
- First Western country to impose a total ban on apartheid South African goods/imports
- Four Nobel Prizes in Literature: Yeats, Shaw, Beckett & Heaney
- Modern satire, Gullivers travels
- Swift, Goldsmith, Edgeworth, Oscar Wilde, Bram Stoker, George Bernard Shaw, W. B. Yeats, Lady Gregory, James Joyce, Seán O’Casey, Samuel Beckett, Patrick Kavanagh, Brendan Behan, Frank O’Connor, Seamus Heaney, John Banville, Roddy Doyle, Colm Tóibín, Marian Keyes, Claire Keegan, Sally Rooney, Paul Lynch, Donal Ryan…
- Ulysses, Gulliver’s Travels, Dracula, The Picture of Dorian Gray, The Importance of Being Earnest, Dracula, The Playboy of the Western World, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, Finnegans Wake, Dancing at Lughnasa, Angela’s ashes, Brooklyn, Room, Milkman, Small Things Like These, Foster, Normal People, Prophet Song…
Jack B. Yeats, Paul Henry, Mainie Jellett, Louis le Brocquy, William Orpen, John Lavery…
Don’t get me started on modern contribution to the arts with great actors, singers and bands
Not bad for an island beaten and staved and restricted in education and opportunity - and we are only getting started ☘️🟢🌀🇮🇪
Robert Doherty retweeted
Free Membership to one person to wwwGavinLynchRacing.com
@mccueryan12 and I jumped on a plane last week and played a few courses.
To enter name the golf course, like, follow and retweet.
Existing Members may also enter.
Draw will be made on Friday at midday. 👍👍 🐎 ⛳️
Robert Doherty retweeted
Dear global friends. The video below from 1995 shows Irish citizens in the occupied north of Ireland being assaulted by colonial terrorist police so foreign British migrants could march through their neighbourhood. They want to do it again in 2026.
Robert Doherty retweeted
NEW statement from Garvaghy Road Residents Coalition:
Those who insist that the presence of an annual Orange march along Garvaghy Road must accept the reality that this issue has already been settled in the eyes of our community. It has resulted in peace and progress within the Garvaghy Road community and in other communities across the North for 28 years.
Peace and progress are not problems which require a solution.
We remember only too well the hurt, the pain and the trauma caused those sectarian marches in the past. Unlike the Orange Order and its political allies, we also remember the 21 people - members of our immediate local community, and those of other communities - who were murdered across the North by those acting in support of the Orange Order at Drumcree between 1996-1999.
Instead, we remain committed to building upon the 28 years of peace and progress that has been achieved.
Attempting to breathe life into past battles and conflicts should not form part of anyone’s agenda.













































