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🚨 IRELAND IS ERUPTING! Fed-up patriots, truckers and farmers are putting on a MASTERCLASS, standing up to their tyrannical government with massive convoys "They have TAKEN your money and squandered it!" 🔥 They're demanding the government END the Green New Scam, which is surging fuel costs. Make it happen! Absolutely EPIC to watch this play out. 📽️ @TrevorODon12181 @irishpatriot91

If you do not have English blood & ancestry, you are not English 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 If you do not have Irish blood & ancestry, you are not Irish 🇮🇪 If you do not have Scottish blood & ancestry, you are not Scottish 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 If you do not have Welsh blood & ancestry, you are not Welsh 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

@SatSol26 Because its not funded by leftie fucks thats why Joe, ya cunt ya

Dear Galway... Don't let Pakistani Communist Joe Loughnane stop you from expressing yourselves as patriots. He's a wanker.

🇮🇪GALWAY FUEL PROTEST: Tense scenes as public order unit make more heavy handed arrests to stop protests at Galway docks. We are reporting from the scene. @TheFlareNews

In honor of the farmers and truckers of Ireland, for the brave men and women who are protesting, standing up to a government that couldn't care less about them - I have written this song for you. Please share far and wide, never let the rebel spirit die 🇮🇪

Ireland 🇮🇪 All the govt and gardai (Irish police) have done is completely turn the entire country against them even further. Local protests, like this one, are now popping up around Ireland. It’s like St Patrick’s Day part 2 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪 Follow us and share

The cunts...

Tensions rising in Killarney with Danny Healy-Rae #FuelProtest ⛽️ Check out Lewis's video! #TikTok vm.tiktok.com/ZNR43GNqQ/

THE IRISH ARE OUT IN FULL SHOW 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

This is Irish ‘democracy’ as seen with almost every movement the state doesn’t favour.

It’s all so obvious and predictable. The Gardai come in and cleanse the protest and Sinn Fein roll in like they’ve been at it from the start. Sinn Fein are traitors

Bang on the money, Kirk. #Fuelprotests

OGGI IRLANDA 🇮🇪 POI GERMANIA 🇩🇪 POI FRANCIA 🇫🇷 POI BELGIO 🇧🇪 POI PAESI BASSI 🇳🇱 Lo so, vuoi tutto e subito, passo dopo passo arriva tutto. 🇪🇺 VOGLIAMO BALLARE SULLE LORO MACERIE

Thats the right way to speak to those treacherous fucks. They aren't your friends, they never were.

Castlebar, Mayo Massive crowds have gathered calling for the government to go.

🇮🇪GALWAY FUEL PROTEST "Mícheal Martin has got to go" Protests continue through Galway and throughout the country. @TheFlareNews

🇮🇪BEWARE THE RISEN PEOPLE🇮🇪 For everyone that has been persecuted the past few years for standing up against this political criminal cartel. For those of you that have only recently joined this battle for the very soul of éiRe. I salute you all. This is our time. éiReGoBragh🇮🇪

An bunreacht Na h’Éireann is how we get the criminals in the Dail to where they belong, prison and beyond. Legal and lawful solutions already exist for us We preserve our sovereignty in future by making political decisions by this book and how those decisions affect us.

"Rise up now" @EzraLevant in the US gets @TRobinsonNewEra's thoughts on the ongoing fuel tax protest uprising in Ireland. "This is far bigger than Ireland... if you manage to topple your government on this issue, that's going to spread across Europe,"

Duffys Defiant Dublin Convoy Regroup in Navan as Nationwide Movement Gains Momentum Hundreds of trucks, tractors, and supporters converged in Navan today in a show of solidarity following the early-morning clearance of protest blockades in Dublin and elsewhere. Organisers described the Garda operation as a significant over-use of resources. Christopher Duffy, a prominent spokesman and agricultural contractor, stated that protesters received no prior warning from any Garda member on the ground to move their vehicles or that they were committing an offence. He emphasised that the “four Es” procedure, as outlined by An Garda Síochána, was never followed, in fact, "they didn't even manage to get past the first one Engage" Large crowds turned out to back the fuel price protesters, many of whom had earlier taken part in convoys that brought parts of Dublin to a standstill earlier in the week. The demonstrations, now entering their sixth day, are driven by soaring diesel, petrol, and agricultural fuel costs linked to international events and domestic taxation. Aontú leader and Meath West TD Peadar Tóibín addressed the gathering, delivering a strong speech in which he reiterated calls for a vote of no confidence in the government. Tóibín has previously urged ministers to engage directly in dialogue with protesters rather than escalate tensions. Support for the movement has continued to swell across Ireland. In Portlaoise, thousands turned out despite extremely poor weather conditions, while similar gatherings have been reported in multiple counties. Many participants and observers have described it as one of the fastest-growing protest movements in modern Irish history. Protesters are demanding government intervention, including measures to cap fuel prices and ease the burden of taxes and carbon charges on hauliers, farmers, and contractors who say rising costs threaten their livelihoods. Organisers have signalled that demonstrations will continue in various forms nationwide, with further actions expected in the coming days.