Coriander is the devil so that sounds like public service to me
The Rise of the Right Wing In Ireland.
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Coriander is the devil so that sounds like public service to me
The fash are eating themselves
Good, let's just keep reiterating the outside , and especially loyalist links. Surprised it took them this long to wake up to it.
It was probably a good thing that small group travelled up to Belfast if it means that element gets purged.
Lads quickly learning that teaming up with Ulster loyalists probably wasn't the best idea.
This smooth brain quickly deleted this from twitter
This smooth brain quickly deleted this from twitter
The Mega-Dickhead Powers teaming up.Lads quickly learning that teaming up with Ulster loyalists probably wasn't the best idea.
This smooth brain quickly deleted this from twitter
No pukesters helping me to the left…No pukesters helping me to the right. Didn’t need ‘em then!…Don’t need ‘em NOW!!!The Mega-Dickhead Powers teaming up.
Lads quickly learning that teaming up with Ulster loyalists probably wasn't the best idea.
This smooth brain quickly deleted this from twitter
It's going to get interesting as there has been lots of loyalist (and other) skin in the game for years now and the National Party (and the IFP) chose not to engage whenever it was raised. The spanners from Coolock brought to the fore a conversation lots of people have been trying to have for a while now.
It will be very hard to untangle it in my opinion. I'm surprised that NP chap engaged at all.
It has been a very hotchpotch mix since the start. There is definitely Loyalist and British involvement and without a doubt there is some of that old conservative catholic money there too. The NP are a well-funded pro-life entity and Herman Kelly the IFP leader is a self-proclaimed Catholic Nationalist and both were happy enough with the external help and money til just now. It'll be interesting to see where the conversation goes.
They all need purging
The 'Coolock says No' brigade are personae non gratae now because they were hanging out with Loyalists and drinking pints with the UDA.
You can hear it in the video.
'That banner is not welcome'
'We're not Loyalists, we remember our history'
And best bit
'The Gards are laughing at us'
That can’t really be done at this point. The feelings and temperature around the immigration issue are too high now for it to just go away.
Odd choice of word too, considering the context.
Because after 3 years of lefties pointing at vile outside influences the dopey pricks put a flag beside another flag and now the issue needs addressing. Also it's actually news to some of the idiots who have no idea what they are part of.
I think with that right messaging it can be largely quietened. We don't have any history of it so the sooner the better we tackle it.
What are your thoughts on the issue as a whole? You seem less sure that's not a construct.
So Father Ted, brilliant.
This Blighe lad is absolutely tapped
His surname is Cornish and and those red headed kids are Icelandic.
His surname is Cornish and and those red headed kids are Icelandic.
Is he facing Mutiny from the Christians!
A nurse in Belfast has said she will leave Northern Ireland when her contract is finished because of recent disorder.
The staff nurse from India, who has asked to remain anonymous, told BBC News NI she was scared and families are really frightened.
It comes after a number of businesses in south Belfast were targeted during violent protests.
“I’m frightened to come to the hospital for work," the nurse said. BBC News NI understands that in the Belfast Trust there are about 10 nurses from overseas who have said they are leaving Northern Ireland.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cp8nn63n52jo
The staff nurse from India, who has asked to remain anonymous, told BBC News NI she was scared and families are really frightened.
It comes after a number of businesses in south Belfast were targeted during violent protests.
“I’m frightened to come to the hospital for work," the nurse said. BBC News NI understands that in the Belfast Trust there are about 10 nurses from overseas who have said they are leaving Northern Ireland.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cp8nn63n52jo
I hope to post a long form reply at the weekend. I’ve been meaning to do that on the thread for a while now but just haven’t had the time.
Would ya look at his little hat.
Mother of Jesus what a bellend.
Also, could he not at least have put the hat on straight?
Also, could he not at least have put the hat on straight?
You'll have death. What a little a dweeb. This pathetic display is an outrageous affront to put history. The state of him.
It's cool and all but if there is a rise of right wing in Ireland how come they've never had Ronaldo O'Sullivan?
It's no "Triumph of the Will" and not enough lit torches for a proper racist rally. 25% on Rotten Tomatoes!
Check out this absolute whopper.
I'm not 100% sure, but I think he's had enough.
I'm not 100% sure, but I think he's had enough.
I'm not a big fan of peterphiles either in fairness.
How thick he is, under it all.
Is there anything to be said for saying another mass against these Peterphiles?
Pagan sacrifice maybe, I'm sure he'd lay down his life to save the kids.
Yeesh, this certainly won't help.
https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2024/0827/1466922-cso-immigration/
It also doesn't help that emigration keeps going up, too
https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2024/0827/1466922-cso-immigration/
It also doesn't help that emigration keeps going up, too
We're basically losing more and more young Irish people every year because the country is such a shitshow for housing and they have no future here whilst letting in record numbers of immigrants. It's completely unsustainable until our housing situation gets resolved, which this government are completely inept at doing.
Wheres a good place to emigrate to these days? I heard Australia is having a similar housing crisis aswell as Canada
Would love to get out of Ireland but I have a feeling it isn't much better in most places
There is pretty much no western country on earth with a housing crisis as bad as Ireland apart from maybe some parts of the US.
I think you’re being a bit melodramatic there. Figures you quote say 30k of the immigrants are Irish people returning (+ another 32k coming from Eu/UK). You have to assume that a decent chunk of the 69k leaving each year are not Irish citizens (maybe even the majority?) so the net reduction in Irish people is probably pretty small. And it’s even possible that there isn’t any net reduction at all.
Sure, if you note the numbers moving to just the UK and Australia (albeit the 2 biggest markets we have for young people) it's still a lot, though. a near 50% increase for Australia which is mad. So no I doubt the majority are not Irish citizens.
I wouldn't say I'm being melodramatic, I do think it's incredibly tough for young people here right now, so many are forced to live at home because renting is an impossibility. Why wouldn't they emigrate?
The number of Ukrainians in state accommodation is down 17,500 apparently
I don't think masses have ever done anything but help the peterphiles in Ireland.