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CSO stamp duty data released today shows it plain. For six straight years funds and institutions bought more of Ireland’s new homes than first time buyers. That is the housing policy. Not words. Not spin. That is the reality. People have every right to be furious. It is obscene.

A New Lego-Style Soundtrack by Class In Session: 🇮🇪Irish Fuel Crisis 😎🎶🔥 As the cost of fuel increases due to the Blackmailed Pedo President, this video shows the resilience of the Irish people to fight back. Businesses, jobs and livelihoods are on the line! #FuckTrump #FuckPedos #FreePalestine #Paddystinian

The scene in Ballymun tonight. A car is set on fire and fireworks are set off.

I'll make a longform YouTube video on this. It will be a good opportunity to go through everything and show people how state-funded media frames a story. Luckily this is about me, I have everything recorded and I have the platform to show people exactly how this works.

Our government is being very coy over how much Neale Richmond handed over or pledged to Sudan yesterday, but 3% of the EU pledge of nearly €850m would make our share around €25m. Strange though that Government doesn't want to disclose the specifics. Still smarting from the blowback to the €40m given to Ukraine a fortnight ago?

Remember that time certain politicians were outraged at the suggestion that those entering emergency accommodation didn't have a legal right to social housing?

Ireland 🇮🇪 BIG CALL OUT: WE GO AGAIN! After the massive response to our last post, it's time to step it up! This is for the farmers, the lorry drivers, the workers, and the families. We are taking the message to the roads this Saturday, April 25th! BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY! Mothers, kids, and neighbours this affects us all, so let's show our strength in numbers. We need every tractor, every lorry, and every supporter out in force. THE ROUTE: Cookstown Roundabout Churchtown Lissan Moneymore Magherafelt Dual Carriageway back to Cookstown. This isn't just a drive, it's a stand for our future. Let's make this one even bigger than the last! SHARE THIS POST! Let's get the word across the country!

Think Michael Healy-Rae the wealthiest TD in the Dáil, is a man of the people? Lets have a gander at this cutest-of-hoors staggering finances and property portfolio.... He declared 14 houses for letting in Kerry, three guest houses, one rented commercial unit, a vacant premises, an apartment for letting, an unspecified number of apartments in a separate development, an unspecified number of rooms for letting, and student accommodation in Limerick. That's before you get to the rest. Based on CSO median property price data for December 2025, his residential and guest house portfolio is estimated to be worth around €5.6 million. Twelve properties in the Killarney, Kilgarvan, Kenmare and Barraduff area, where the median house price sits at €332,500, give a rough valuation of €3.99 million. Then his six properties in the Tralee and Castleisland area, with a median of €270,000, add another €1.62 million on top. The actual figure could be higher or lower. The register isn't that specific. On the rental income side, 14 Kerry two-bedroom houses at current market rents would generate €18,340 per month, or €220,080 per year. Daft.ie figures show listed monthly rents on two-bedroom houses in Kerry rose 7.3 per cent last year to €1,310, with four-bedroom houses up 8.8 per cent to €1,879. Then there's the land. He owns 100 acres of farmland and forestry in Kilgarvan, another 42 acres of forestry, and a further 4 acres of farmland elsewhere in the area. Based on the most recent Sherry FitzGerald assessment of €14,125 per acre for southwest farmland, the 100-acre holding alone could be worth around €1.46 million. The Institute of Professional Auctioneers and Valuers values Munster forestry at €6,960 per acre, putting the 40-acre forestry plot at approximately €278,000. His company Roughty Properties received €470,000 from the Department of Children in 2024 for Ukrainian accommodation, paid out month by month, €49,640 in March, €52,080 in April, and so on. He also draws income from Kerry County Council's rental accommodation and housing assistance payment schemes. He has been a landlord since he was 18. When he first entered the Dáil in 2011 he already owned 14 properties! The register shows 16 properties in 2016, 19 in 2018, 21 in 2020, 24 in 2022, and 28 for 2025, including his family home. Public records show none of the four companies he directs, Roughty Properties, Black Cap & Co, ML Healy-Rae Properties and Roughty Plant Hire, ever drew down a mortgage. The family plant hire business, now primarily run by his nephew Johnny Healy-Rae, recorded net assets of €4.6 million at the end of 2024. It received €501,000 for Kerry County Council work in 2025 and €384,000 in 2024. Cork County Council paid a further €334,135 across the same two years. Ah but sure begorrah, he doesn't care about money. He's a lovely wee hat and sure he only cares about de poor folk like you and me...

The Total Lack of Respect This is from the Protest in Athlone where the Minister of Argriculture in Ireland won't even answer Questions

An urgent meeting of the Fianna Fáil parliamentary party has been requested by TDs Seán Ó Fearghaíl and Paudie O’Sullivan, as well as Senator Anne Rabbitte, to discuss the causes of its difficulties and how it can restore public trust.

Fianna Fail Galway Cllr Michael Regan "calls on my TDs to put down a no confidence motion in Michael Martin in the interests of the party & grassroots members I represent" It comes with his constituency colleague Sen. Anne Rabbitte among those wanting an urgent meeting of FF PP

🚨A groups of Fianna Fáil TDs have requested an urgent meeting of the parliamentary party to discuss “the party’s current standing” and the “cause of our difficulties.” - letter sent by Sean Ó Fearghail, Paudie O’Sullivan and Anne Rabbitte @Independent_ie

@exileddata @JackPosobiec I can see the Americans strugglings to understand that you are entitled to nothing if it does'nt belong to you,part of the chip on their shoulders,loud and obnoxious,the Venezuelan oil belongs to the Dutch,just because you were there later to help,does'nt mean you are entitled to

@Merillind @JackPosobiec America is entitled to it.

Ireland should buy their oil from the USA and join all the tankers heading here, I’ll bet they can even get a big discount because the Irish are great people , but ONLY if their government cuts the fuel tax by 50%

@exileddata @JackPosobiec Nope the Europeans and the Americans build the infrastructure,actually the Dutch was there first,did they in any way shape or form hi jacked the president of the country,nope,but your orange president thought he is intitled to help himself,fuck the pdf

@Merillind @JackPosobiec The Americans built the infrastructure and the communists stole it. They can get fucked.

@exileddata @JackPosobiec They used to be key exporters of oil,but sanctions and aging infrastructure made them basically redundant for oil exports,then Trump decided that he needs the oil and under the guise of small boats with drugs, he stole the oil,Trump won't stop unless he has Iran's oil as well

@Merillind @JackPosobiec Interesting. Where did Venezuela get the infrastructure to extract that oil? Did they build it? Did their engineers discover it?

Michael McGrath, Ireland’s Commissioner in Brussels, is in San Francisco to push the European Union’s online censorship drive, multiple sources have confirmed. gript.ie/mcgrath-spearh…

Why do we all have to collectively lie and pretend this individual is qualified to be a legislator?

Monday: Minister Patrick O'Donovan calls for the media regulator Coimisiún na Meán to review RTÉ's coverage of the fuel protests. He is irate that protesters got more favourable airtime than the Govt. Tuesday: He backtracks after widespread backlash, with critics calling it an “authoritarian overreach” and a "threat to press freedom". Wednesday: He signs off on a €20k pay rise to CEO of RTE. Makes You Think. 🤔

@Independent_ie Using your disabled daughter as tool for the media to do a hit job on protesters, on behalf of your beloved fine gael. Also your home in Kells doesn't scream "help me cost of living crisis"