Teilifís Uladh
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This time 10 years ago, few would have predicted that Northern Ireland would be topping the United Kingdom's economic growth charts after the 2016 vote to leave the European Union reut.rs/4fR2Hla
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@PhilipIngMBE @irishborderpoll @IrelandsFuture @Reunify32 @Yfgoneisland @BTriagain @molloy1916 @SaraONeillArt @JoeEDwyer Don't be cranky, Flip.
You'll get your one vote.
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@irishborderpoll @IrelandsFuture @Reunify32 @Yfgoneisland @BTriagain @molloy1916 @SaraONeillArt @JoeEDwyer Its only for everyone who want it .... the majority dont ... so its not for everyone ;-)
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A United Ireland is for everyone and belongs to everyone including every party be they left right or centre. So let a thousand flowers bloom in the Unity debate,
@IrelandsFuture @Reunify32 @Yfgoneisland @BTriagain @molloy1916 @SaraONeillArt @JoeEDwyer
irishborderpoll.com/2026/06/15/fg-…
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@DerSchwarzBaron @ind1sguise @Lucius_Winslow @mulronie The Unionist state denied Protestants Irish heritage. In state schools local heritage, especially Gaelic, was not taught. Pupils were more likely to know know about prairies than local knowledge.
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Always funny when Northern Ireland starts trending
Blowing people's minds by pointing out that IAN PAISLEY described HIMSELF as an Irishman
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@Lucius_Winslow @DerSchwarzBaron @mulronie We need to reclaim our Irishness.
Naturally we moved away from it because of the troubles but that is exactly what Republicans wanted.
Note the Ireland Forever sign outside the Unionist convention in the 1890s.
What changed?
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@Tucholsky1984 @itsjohncrotty @IrishDad16 @CaolanReports @GunterFehlinger @ConorGallaghe_r The EU decided not to sanction the factory.
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@itsjohncrotty @IrishDad16 @CaolanReports @GunterFehlinger @ConorGallaghe_r Ireland took in those with no integrity that didn't have the courage or decency to stay and support their own country. At the same time Ireland is supplying Russia with the aluminum used for missiles and bombs to kill those that stayed
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@IrishDad16 @itsjohncrotty @CaolanReports @GunterFehlinger @ConorGallaghe_r Sensationalist might be an understatement. Attacking other Irish journalists who covered the story 4 years before him and spreading unfounded conspiracy theories.
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@itsjohncrotty @CaolanReports @GunterFehlinger @ConorGallaghe_r 👍
True Caolan, while doing good work, is a bit of a sensationalist.
We do deserve the flack tho
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@rocks_lab @BenPiggot @lionel_trolling British Loyalism is reacting out of fear of its declining numbers. Republicans and Migrants taking up the empty houses in their areas that they can no longer fill.
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@BenPiggot @lionel_trolling Great essay. Irish Republicanism being something many of Americans have strong feelings about is quickly becoming one of the ways the past is a foreign country. Did you see Mamdani's answer when asked if he supports a united Ireland? Unthinkable for any NYC mayor since the 1840s!
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@danielthemate If Ireland can’t guarantee safety of fans or players.
Why are they co-hosting Euro 2028?
Surely UEFA have to look into removing Ireland from being part of it.
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To be clear, the higher ups know that it is not safe for the Israeli team to play here because people here are radicalised. It wouldn't be safe for Israeli fans or team.
This is where we are in 2026 ireland. The media and political class rile everyone up with libels about israelis to justify racism against Israelis, and then move the match because they know the likelihood of violence is high.
We played Qatar and Afghanistan recently in various sports without any issues. And other countries (even ones perceived as anti-israel) have had matches with Israel without any problems. But in Ireland the rhetoric is uniquely one sided and uniquely hateful amongst the mainstream.
RTÉ Sport@RTEsport
The Republic of Ireland's home Nations League fixture with Israel will be moved to a neutral venue, RTÉ Sport understands, pending UEFA approval. rte.ie/sport/soccer/2…
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@AnatoliUkraine @CaolanReports @Chris_P_Ballz Ireland isn't even in the top 10 of European countries trading with Russia.
The UK gives out more Visas to Russians than Ireland every year.
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Pathetic.
While Ukrainians are digging loved ones out of rubble, parts of Europe are still busy selling access, visas and strategic assets to people tied to the regime funding it all.
Ireland wanted to look “open.”
Instead it looks compromised.
And Moscow always knows how to exploit weakness.
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Ireland has been welcoming the Russians en masse and allowing them to own and export massive industries on their soil. An extremely embarrassing and pathetic situation in 2026.
newstalk.com/news/russians-…
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@Cvift2 @AnatoliUkraine @CaolanReports @Chris_P_Ballz Total UK trade with Russia stands at £1.7 billion annually
Ireland: €830 million (£717 million) annually.
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@andreischwartz @HibernianSea @coleraineyid Ireland isn't the country actively murdering thousands each day and bombing multiple countries. Now who is closer to being Nazis?
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I think a lot about how this tiny backwater sad cold rock nation full of potato peasants oppressed by their terrifying neighbors managed to spread and reproduce to such an incredible extent. Really incredible W in the end.
Mikita 👨💻@mikitaposts
Hilarious demographics for a nation
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And was supplying explosives to SFIRA who murdered and committed genocide in the western UK. Its was an active participant in the SFIRA terrorism for more than 100yrs- safe houses, medical aid, explosives, intelligence etc.
whofanrbr🇺🇦🇨🇦🦩🇪🇺@rbrecto
@ReginaDo Ireland wants to have all benefits in the EU but refuses to join NATO declares itself neutral but sides with Russia
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@NoBorderPoll @MrVirtueSignal @MichealMartinTD @SimonHarrisTD Yes, Britain is complicit in Israel's war-crimes including being a laundromat for dirty Russian money and harbouring KGB operatives in the House of Lords.
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@MrVirtueSignal You have to love that Ireland not only supplied the IRA in times a war but also Russia 🤷♂️ @MichealMartinTD @SimonHarrisTD. But hey Israel & the Brits are the bad guys.
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Really wanting to hear from all those folk who think that that football game in October is incredibly important.
Caolan@CaolanReports
I asked a local councillor if the russian refinery here in Ireland should be sanctioned. He said yes, if it was supplying Israel. But Russia? No. This is Ireland’s sanctions hypocrisy in 90 seconds.
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@JackNoinfo @HibernianSea @elikowaz Israel was caught trying to import stolen (by Russia) Ukrainian grain.
ejiltalk.org/russia-israel-…
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@HibernianSea @elikowaz Russia attacked Ukraine. Russia is responsible for all casualties of that war.
Gaza attacked Israel. Gaza is responsible for all casualties of that war.
In both cases, Ireland sides with aggressive tyrannical dictatorships against free democratic nations.
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This sums up the Irish obsession with Israel quite well. A Russian refinery on Irish soil only becomes a problem the moment you imagine it supplying Israel.
Russia’s actual war barely registers. As I wrote last week, the fixation says more about Ireland than about Israel.
Caolan@CaolanReports
I asked a local councillor if the russian refinery here in Ireland should be sanctioned. He said yes, if it was supplying Israel. But Russia? No. This is Ireland’s sanctions hypocrisy in 90 seconds.
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While interviewing idiots of this calibre.
#BallsOfSteelCaolan has the Patience of a Saint👏
During horrors of WW1 1914-1918
(as Ireland's true heroes who sacrificed much)
The twisted little Kaiser enlisted #RedPaddies & their fellow travellers
A pattern repeated ever since 1/4
Caolan@CaolanReports
I asked a local councillor if the russian refinery here in Ireland should be sanctioned. He said yes, if it was supplying Israel. But Russia? No. This is Ireland’s sanctions hypocrisy in 90 seconds.
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@mjc0ughl4n @udippy It seems to be selectively applied against Russia but not Israel.
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It's because our foreign policy is "values based" (or meant to be) rather than "interests-based". My own view is that all government policy should be focused on what it is in Ireland's interests rather than moral posturing. Posturing is all well and good until you find it's selectively applied.
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Ireland’s foreign policy is now basically: “Lord, make us principled… but not yet.”
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