"We live in a racist society, we have to name that and we have to deal with it" says woke Social Democrats TD Sinéad Gibney on The Week in Politics

State financing of NGOs needs to be called out louder & more often. They are the engine behind the policy.

Having spent the last few days in Brussels, I’ve realised just how saveable Ireland is. Everyone should visit and see how bad things can get when decline becomes normal and bad decisions are left unchecked. I came home more motivated than ever to protect our beautiful island.

Pure comedy! They couldn’t control the crazed Somali so had to shut the lunatic down with a “refugees are welcome here” chant! 🤣🤣🤣

How odd - it's been several days since the head of the Hope and Courage Collective made a verifiably false claim on live TV, saying "We're not [funded by the State] actually", when they are, yet there's been no sign of The Journal's fact check yet. Any day now I'm sure. 🤪

"There were tricolours everywhere, how intimidating must that be" Shane Coleman is disgusted on behalf of foreigners at the sight of tricolours flying everywhere on Path to Power

RT @missmongrel25: As an Irish woman, I never thought I'd reach the point where I feel nervous walking alone, hiking alone, or constantly l…

This is insane stuff. Man wanted in Germany over alleged kidnapping arrested in Cork massage parlour, court hears breakingnews.ie/ireland/man-… via @breakingnewsie

It is truly fascinating to me that Sarah Ryan, consistently, over years, has, within her famous rants, accurately reduced large complex issues down to a single bullet point. “They can’t make the shit part good, so they’re going to make the good part shit.” I’ve listened to extended commentary on multiple shows about the Rotunda issue. Hours of political commentary reduced down to one sentence today. @john_mcguirk , perhaps the next time the Left are accusing you of having no successes, you should point to getting SCR into political commentary!! Another great show, three in a row now. Like, click and share the Podcast so I don’t have to go back to listening to the Indo Daily.

The Media's Nightmare in Belfast: An attempted cover-up of a "stabbing incident" fails, and the public revolts. Also, Government's maternity mess, John's faith in the stars, the awfulness of men, and Happy Birthday Helen! Episode 3 is on Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/5Gt…

If siting in a wheelchair aged 5 years fed through a tube directly into the stomach with blinking the only means of communication and requiring night sedation to sleep at night is considered 'making great progress' then I would hate to see what poor progress would look like.

Immigrants making Ireland a better place......

Not one liberal politician or journalist argued that the George Floyd "I can't breathe" clip shouldn't have been shared. They only want to stop you seeing the Belfast clip because it's massively, massively inconvenient to them - 'sensitivity for victims' has zilch to do with it.

EU migration Pact comes into force today. We’re the only country who opted into it, not that RTÉ mentions that fact. We now have an annual quota of asylum seekers we must take or pay large fines for every person we refuse. An act of national sabotage. rte.ie/news/2026/0612/157802…

So every time Ben mentions a relevant example he’s cut off at lightning speed. Very disingenuous.

"We're talking about beheadings": On Virgin Media's 'The Tonight Show', Ben Scallan clashes with the panel immigration, NGO funding, and whether State-funding of media outlets damages the press. Watch the full Virgin Media episode here: play.virginmediatelevision.i…

MATT TREACY: The media gave lavish coverage to ESRI’s claim that foreign-born residents made a higher fiscal contribution than those Irish-born. But the report produced no such evidence. It is merely a literature review of reports not specific to Ireland. gript.ie/esri-claim-of-posit…

He said he was angry because his social welfare application was declined. He arrived in Ireland around 2001 as an asylum seeker. 22 years later he went out and tried to slit the throats of three children after school. The children were 5 and 6 years old.

The Island of Ireland now has more attempted/actual beheadings per capita as a share of homicides since 2020 than the UK. ~0.2% in Ireland vs. <0.1% in the UK. Interestingly a Somalian national was also the culprit in this attempted beheading in the UK google.com/amp/s/www.timesof…

An Algerian man named Riad Bouchaker is currently on trial in Dublin for the attempted murder of three children outside their school in 2023. The details of what happened on that day are beginning to come out and it's even worse than we thought. He stabbed one child in the chest, another in the head and the third in the neck. An African man tried to murder three young children in Ireland because he was upset about being denied a welfare payment.