Chris Downey

@PaulTreyvaud Who issues the rights? Back in the day we built a wall around our town to keep invaders out so we most certainly have a veto over who lives among us. The government have limited power but they've used it to do away with democracy

If only we knew who was responsible for letting them in in the first place ‘No one has the right to veto who lives in their community!’ Sound familiar lads? Are you really going to try and pretend that you and this government didn’t cause this problem? We’re not all thick you know

@ThomasByrneTD The most work uve done all year lad. U would swear @ThomasByrneTD is a labourer onsite the way he's going on

Delighted to be at the sod turning for the new Kilcloon Community Centre alongside Minister Dara Calleary. I want to congratulate the local committee and everyone involved who have worked extremely hard for over 40 years to bring this project to life. The new centre will be a hugely important space for the community for generations to come.

@NateGuildea With sunset happening after 9pm don't u think it's a bit inconsiderate to the neighbours to be carrying on with loud music @NateGuildea

Ah yes Ireland that’s absolutely famous for lack of partying 😂 why is there so much hate in our hearts that you could look at people enjoying themselves and have an issue with it

@PaulTreyvaud This would be a fine way to do things if we had democracy but alas Norma Foley killed democracy in 2019 in Tralee when she told the majority opposed to a ban on dogs-tough, I want the ban it's coming in.

The people of Ireland should decide the rules. Not the politicians anywhere. Politicians will come and go, the people of Ireland is what matters and this should be a referendum. This insanity is now wide open to corruption and bribery and no one on this Island of ours asked for this.

@FineGael @FineGael -why be proactive and prevent crimes happening when we can sit on our holes and watch the profit fly in from legal aid cases. Yer really good at syphoning money from the taxpayers

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@ReginaDo @FineGael Completely agree @ReginaDo but unfortunately this means we will be deploying on behalf of the warmongering EU

Very important move here. Only Ireland should decide where our troops go. Investing in our defences is now more important than ever. @FineGael

@marcachaonair Gaeltwitter? Pretend I'm an old fucker an wanna get involved

New goal for Gaeltwitter heads is to have usable Irish by the start of Gaeltober. That leaves four months to get to a useable level. Right now, foreign troons and trots speak your ancestral tongue better than you. Get off your holes and change that

@mushishi21 @buckadeath @mushishi21 maybe he hasn't benefited from the evolutionary pathway of having eyes in his head 🤔 🤣 Maybe he's evolved to have his head up his arse

@buckadeath the answer is literally in the tweet you quoted

Genuine question for the Darwincels. What evolutionary pathway is supposed to produce a tongue that wraps around its fucking skull?

@FineGaelBrux According to the EU Ffs atleast get reputable propaganda.

Ireland is overwhelming pro-EU 🇮🇪🇪🇺

@irishnational10 In 2019 in her hometown Norma Foley told a room full of us that despite our opposition to a proposed ban of dogs she was pressing ahead with it. There is no democracy in Ireland.

No referendum on the issue of the Triple Lock is absolutely a disgrace. The open disdain that Fianna Fail and Fine Gael have for the Irish people is insane.

@_louise__ The Lisbon treaty was the beginning of the end. We are a nation of weak ppl. We deserve all that happens to us,will we get out on the streets,will we fuq. We had a movement with the fuel protests but we're too scared of MM and SH

Article 1 of Bunreacht na hÉireann states that the Irish nation has the sovereign right to determine its own form of government and its relations with other nations. Article 6 states that all powers of government derive, under God, from the people. That is why many people are deeply concerned about the EU Migration Pact. The concern is not simply immigration. The concern is sovereignty. If decisions about who enters, remains in, or is distributed within the State are increasingly governed by obligations agreed at EU level, many Irish people will ask a simple question: Where was the consent of the people? There was no referendum. There was no direct vote of the Irish people. The decision was made through political institutions, yet the consequences will be carried by communities, towns, villages, public services, housing, schools, and hospitals throughout Ireland. Whether one supports migration or opposes it is beside the point. The constitutional question is whether decisions of such significance should require the direct consent of the people from whom all governmental authority is supposed to derive. If sovereignty truly resides with the people, then many will argue that fundamental changes affecting borders, population policy, public resources, and the future character of the nation should not be decided solely by politicians acting on behalf of the people. The debate is not really about migration. The debate is about who governs Ireland. The people, as recognised by Articles 1 and 6 of the Constitution, or institutions increasingly removed from direct democratic control. That is the question many Irish men and women are now asking.

@fornow12341 @d3301rl @rtenews @fornow12341 The NY times lol Jesus fucking christ ur citing an opinion piece as a source. Fucking hell 😳

@d3301rl @rtenews

There is an 80% chance of the warming El Niño phenomenon developing between June and August, increasing the risk of extreme weather events, the World Meteorological Organization has said rte.ie/news/world/202…

@JohnHolmesbilly @rtenews Do u?

@REDDOWNEY @rtenews Conflation….do you understand what that means????🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

@JohnHolmesbilly @rtenews Where does it say or imply that El Nino is a man made phenomenon? Pretend I'm as stupid as u are and point to the exact sentence

@REDDOWNEY @rtenews Still can’t read? Get someone to read it for you

@JohnHolmesbilly @rtenews BeT yOu LeFt ScHoOl..... Let's see if u have enough brain power to admit ur wrong

@REDDOWNEY @rtenews Bet you left school at 12

@JohnHolmesbilly @rtenews Where does it say or even imply that El Nino is a man made phenomenon?

@REDDOWNEY @rtenews Yes you smoothbrainer illiterate

@d3301rl @fornow12341 @rtenews Don't ask for that u will get-trust me bro,if u know u know lol or do ur own research

@fornow12341 @rtenews Oh? Source?

@JohnHolmesbilly @rtenews Nowhere in the article does it say or even imply that. Did u even read it before u put up such a silly comment?

@rtenews El Niño is a natural phenomenon….you trying to make it a mAn mAdE thing now🤔

@FineGaelBrux Surely u mean @FineGael must decide our defence policy without any input from the citizens as that would be democratic and ye don't do democracy

Ireland must decide its own defence policy 🇮🇪

@GaardenTrasch @Mark_J_Henry Come deport me lad,let's see how that goes for u. As i keep saying Ireland isn't a democracy

@Mark_J_Henry The 7% who disagree need mental help or should be deported.

Ireland is the most pro-EU nation in Europe. 93% of Irish people agree that the country has benefited from being a member of the European Union, while only 5% disagree. We recognise that this country couldn't have become the success it is today without EU membership. 🇮🇪🇪🇺