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Paul
Paul@PeterPaulGuy·
🇮🇪🚨 We were saying for years that immigration was the main factor driving homelessness in Ireland. The same politicians who are now gaslighting on it spent years calling us "far-right" & "racist" for saying this, and are now grudgingly forced to admit it.
gript@griptmedia

Taoiseach Micheál Martin tells the Dáil that homelessness is largely driven by migration, resulting in uproar from the Opposition: "Less than 50% [of homeless] are now Irish citizens - migration has impacted hugely on homelessness. The facts speak for themselves."

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Lissadell House
Lissadell House@LissadellHouse·
Glorious April day in the North West
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Niall Boylan
Niall Boylan@Niall_Boylan·
I just listened to @roisinmurphy and it’s genuinely heartbreaking. She puts into words something many people feel but are afraid to say, that we’ve reached a point where critical thinking and real debate are being stifled, not always by rules, but by fear. When she talks about self censorship, or what I’d call the chilling effect, it hits home. That quiet pressure to hold back, to soften your views, or to say nothing at all. It’s not just coming from one place, it’s a mix of government, media, and social media, all shaping an environment where stepping outside the minority accepted line can come at a cost. Having worked in media for over 30 years, I’ve seen the shift myself. There were always lines, but in the last decade the change has been dramatic. The space for robust, honest debate feels narrower than ever. Those with nothing to lose, or those positioned on what’s presented as “the right side” of an argument, can speak freely. But when your livelihood depends on public perception, the stakes are very different. One wrong sentence, one unpopular opinion, and everything you’ve built can be on the line. Róisín Murphy is speaking for a lot of people, not just in media, but across the arts and beyond, who feel they’ve lost their voice, not because they have nothing to say, but because the risk of saying it has become too high.
Róisín Murphy@roisinmurphy

“It’s not the first time in history artists have faced oppression and it won’t be the last. We should support each other, come together and defend our shared space, our territory, the place where imagination can roam free. Because if they come for one of us they will eventually come for all. “ On Monday 26/4/26 I gave a speech at the House of Lords, Palace of Westminster to help launch toolkit.freedominthearts.com Please follow/donate to @Freedom_in_Arts they are doing VITAL work for all of us.”

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PeterSweden
PeterSweden@PeterSweden7·
Switzerland will be voting on a referendum whether to limit the population to 10 million people. This will effectively close the borders and limit how many will be allowed to migrate there. Now the latest poll has the yes side winning at 52%
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Nick Delehanty 🇮🇪
Nick Delehanty 🇮🇪@Nick_Delehanty·
Did any newspaper or radio programme report on the Taoiseach’s transgender comments?? More politicians need to stand up and call out this woke nonsense. Kids cannot change their gender. The Gender Recognition Act is a mockery Failure to call this out is spineless. 👏 @SenatorKeogan
Irishman@IrishmanIRL

"I find myself compelled to respond to the comments made by the Taoiseach yesterday where he confirmed his belief that children could be transgender" Senator Sharon Keoghan says it is a medical issue, not a culture war issue.

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RT @EoinLenihan: Fine Gael more than any other party caused the mass arrival of Ukrainian refugees to Ireland. They were reckless in pursui…
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Irishman@IrishmanIRL·
"I find myself compelled to respond to the comments made by the Taoiseach yesterday where he confirmed his belief that children could be transgender" Senator Sharon Keoghan says it is a medical issue, not a culture war issue.
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Sarah Holmes
Sarah Holmes@sjholmesirl·
I would like @rteliveline to cover this commercial surrogacy event happening next week in Dublin. Why do mainstream media ignore these events when human trafficking is illegal in Ireland? Please share widely
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Eric Luke
Eric Luke@EricLuke2·
Sad to hear of the death of Gordon Snell author and husband of the late Maeve Binchy. I would see him regularly as we live near each other, and was fortunate to photograph the couple for my own archive a few years ago… #author #gordonsnell #MaeveBinchy #Dalkey #Ireland
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Suzanne Matthews
Suzanne Matthews@SuzanneLC3·
Basically saying “Shut Up & Do as you are Told” He is a public servant - right ? We pay him to act on our behalf I hope parents of children are up in arms
gript@griptmedia

Taoiseach Micheál Martin confirms he believes that children can be transgender, but says he doesn't want to be drawn into "culture wars like they have in the UK": Gript - "Do you believe that a child can be transgender?" Taoiseach Micheál Martin - "Yes - I do believe [that]."

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WomenAreSayingNO
WomenAreSayingNO@mjeslfc·
A birth certificate should be an official record that accurately reflects the biological parents of a child. It shouldn't be a record to validate human traffickers who buy babies. It shouldn't be a record for fetish driven men who want to lie about being women. @Keir_Starmer
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Nick Delehanty 🇮🇪
Nick Delehanty 🇮🇪@Nick_Delehanty·
Further reading on the scale of the costs involved. Dublin City Council is essentially now a major homeless charity. x.com/Nick_Delehanty…
Nick Delehanty 🇮🇪@Nick_Delehanty

Irish Homeless Industrial Complex Every year Dublin City Council publishes contracts over €10million. These used to be for roads, bridges, housing etc. Now look at contracts homeless accommodation: 2022: €0 2024: €722,460,350 So who is getting these mega-contracts? ...🧵

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Gerald O’Sullivan
Gerald O’Sullivan@gerry_sull25275·
@nwl88444048 Approved Housing Bodies delivered 4,215 social houses, of which they only built 189 The remaining 95 per cent were turnkey acquisitions. Irish first time buyers can’t compete with them 70% housed in 2024 by De Paul had been in IPAS
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J.K. Lunden
J.K. Lunden@Jklunden·
Commercial surrogacy isn't even legal here. Babies are not a commodity and babies need their MOTHER.
Hatch Fertility - Surrogacy & Egg Donation@hatchfertility

Join us in Dublin for Babies & Bites, a free seminar exploring a path to parenthood for gay men: surrogacy and egg donation. This in‑person event is designed to inform, connect, and support you wherever you are on your journey. 📍 Clayton Hotel, Cardiff Lane 🗓 May 6, 2026 | 6:00–8:30 PM Space is limited — Register here: hatch.us/dublin-2026 💚 #FertilityEvents #FertilitySupport #LGBTQFamily #TwoDads #GayDads

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Stella O'Malley
Stella O'Malley@stellaomalley3·
Brilliant article about Ireland by @SineadOS1 “Ireland spent approximately €1.2 billion in 2025 housing 33,000 asylum seekers in hotels, at roughly €99 per night. Comparatively, the Netherlands runs purpose-built state reception centers at €13.50 per night.” open.substack.com/pub/butthistim…
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PaddyJManning
PaddyJManning@PaddyJManning·
This creep is preaching violent misogyny in Ireland. Why is he in this country?
Yossi BenYakar@YossiBenYakar

Watch this: In Ireland, a self-styled Muslim community leader openly calls for stripping women of their freedom and equality. He instructs men to treat women as property — with no right to refuse their husbands. This is not “culture.” This is systemic abuse. They fled countries that denied women basic rights… only to demand those same oppressive rules in the West. Why import the very system they supposedly escaped? Europe needs to wake up. This ideology is incompatible with Western values.

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Seán Ako 🇮🇪
Seán Ako 🇮🇪@TheAkoFiles·
“Great ideas arrive only when the mind is free.” A brilliant speech on why artists need the freedom to speak, and what’s lost when they don’t. Fair play to @roisinmurphy, you’ve done Ireland proud 💚
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