Mary Ryan

@Debra38397218 @Ben_Scallan Climate change e.g the ice age took millions of years. The ice caps will be totally gone in your lifetime which is equivalent of a blink of an eye.

@circlete @Ben_Scallan What happened the ice age then Mary. That's a genuine question and could you answer it.

Irish voters believed Eamon Ryan and the Green Party were responsible for many policies that they hate, e.g. carbon tax, ultra wokeness, etc. The public were under the impression that FFG were basically sensible and competent at their core, and were simply being forced to make concessions to radical environmentalists against their better judgement for the sake of holding the coalition together. So the voters destroyed the Green Party and reduced their Dáil share from 12 seats to 1, but kept FFG around, assuming they'd get a steady hand of the old parties unencumbered by window box salads and wolves. And yet now the Greens are gone, but the policies people hate remained. It's almost like the Green Party weren't actually the primary culprit, and were only a convenient mudguard for the bigger parties, who are actually the primary defenders of this stuff.

@NefflynB It’s caused by rubbing against the edge of quartz worktops when cooking or doing the wash up.

¿Todas las camisas de mi amigo tienen estos agujeros en la parte delantera? ¿Alguien sabe por qué? ¿Cuál es la razón?

@Niall_Boylan @LeoForde e-pages.dk/irishexaminer/….

If you read this garbage you will never get the ten minutes of your life back. Carbon tax or taxing people because you tell them it will change the climate is the biggest lie believed by a small percentage of people.

@IrishGamer18 @Ben_Scallan e-pages.dk/irishexaminer/…

@circlete @Ben_Scallan Climate change is a real issue in the same way our sun might decide to cook us is a real issue. We could realistically stop poisoning our water and destroying the planets ecosystems - but that’s achievable - like how we removed CFC’s from products. Action not taxation.

@KevinPosobiec @Mick_O_Keeffe @anseo1234 Get back to the quagmire that is the US. Ireland does not need your biased reporting.

@Mick_O_Keeffe @anseo1234 Not very polite to not even say hello back!

DUBLIN TODAY: When Americans visit Ireland, we want to see Irish people. Walkability downtown has tourist destinations sure, but local citizens see the decay and dulling of their capital city via migration, fraud and fronts. Sound familiar? Small business owners can't afford the corporation rates to city council for even pubs and restaurants if they're not in the hottest attraction areas. Touring Mt. Joy Square, O'Connell & Parnell Sts. I came across the New Irish lads coming in. Some couldn't understand my accent! Some didn't know where St. Patrick's cathedral was. Time for a good cleanup! Time to get up and vote out these crooks and fraudsters!

A great moral leader ❤️🙏🏼

@RealEddieHobbs When @RealEddieHobbs and @kenoflynnTD give interviews to US podcasters and lie & talk down our country & do Trump speak like ‘draining the swamp’, they are treasonous right wing scumbags & the general public know it. You’re the ones who hate Ireland

@ElectricianDub @Ben_Scallan @jasonomahony You’re just a right wing racist bigot. The populist right wing are losing support everywhere. Racism has destroyed UK with Brexit and Trump is destroying economy of US. Orbán is gone. Ireland’s fascists have missed the party. Ha ha

@circlete @Ben_Scallan @jasonomahony There should be an election when a government has total disregard for its ppl. starts spending tax payers money on over inflated projects. Spending taxpayers money on ppl who have nothing to do with irl. Meanwhile tax tax tax for Paddy and cut backs.

All this yap about the govt having no mandate. Put that into legislation: are we genuinely saying we should have an automatic general election every time govt support drops below 50%? What are we specifically actually saying? Reduce the Dail term to 2 years? What?

The country woke up, says Declan Ganley.

@Ben_Scallan @jasonomahony Ben, what you’re saying is there should be an election every time there’s a global event that affects inflation or the price of petrol etc. That take is childish populism. Careful thoughtful governance- not knee jerk reaction is required.

To be clear, I'm not arguing for or against this, but to articulate the view, I don't think most people want a LEGAL requirement to hold an election, but they think that when massive events happen and the facts change substantially, and there's a widespread perception that the government have lost the dressing room, they should go back to the well and get another thumbs up from the public before proceeding further. It's not about introducing a new law or formal rules, but about what's proper. As for how you define such moments, I think it's like the definition of pornography: "You know it when you see it."

@JohnOBrennan2 I too do not understand their aspirational garbage as if they are saying something new. I think they want a change of leadership and they are basically racists who fear the emergence of a far right party.

This is a genuine question. What things should government be doing differently across specific public policy areas? Should spending be re-directed to particular activities?

I’m really struggling to understand what these guys want. They have done some admirable work. But in respect of the social contract public spending has virtually doubled in less than a decade. Ireland has a highly distributionist welfare model. So, what specifically do they want?

@sean_irish1916 @paulmaddendotie @JamesOConnorTD @albertdolan_ @ryanomeara_td What a load of aspirational nonsense. Not one clear, constructive statement or suggestion. Lads, if that’s the best you can offer, FF are in trouble.

@paulmaddendotie @JamesOConnorTD @albertdolan_ @ryanomeara_td Face saving posturing is all it is these people know they have to go back to their communities at some point and are trying to make excuses.

Joint statement on behalf of Albert Dolan TD, Ryan O’Meara TD and James O’Connor TD. @albertdolan_ @ryanomeara_td

@JamesDonnellySF Why is she asking him to step down from being a TD if he’s a councillor?

Fianna Fáil Cllr Seamus Butler of Longford Town responded to this woman this way after she emailed him about her struggles and asked him to vote no confidence in his own party. While he actually can’t vote anyway, his response speaks volumes about how Fianna Fáil view the ordinary Irish person. They simply don’t care.

@JustinRose99 @maccadoo8 @McIlroyRory You are Ireland’s favourite - after Rory and Shane. Hope you step through that 🚪

I’ll just keep knocking on that 🚪 See you next year Augusta! Congratulations @McIlroyRory going back-to-back Thank you for all the support #Team🌹

@gavpepper85 I called for a motion of no confidence to be brought against the government today at the protest; now, opposition politicians in the Dáil are agreeing with me.

I called for a motion of no confidence to be called on the goverment today at the protest now opposition politicians in the Dàil are agreeing with me.

@Paula8178681 @Toibin1 @Teampall_Doire Get over yourself! Whitegate is opened. The protesters lost. The Government gave them enough time to show who was leading them and they lost the support of the public. Toibín jumps on every bandwagon & veering to the right. Gov 1 v Protesters 0.

@Toibin1 @Teampall_Doire It’s about time. This government is finished. Pepper spraying people before listening to them says it all. I back Aontú 100% on this, bring the motion and force an election.

Aontú has written to the leaders of the other opposition parties calling for a joint motion of no confidence in the government.

@Care2much18 Best of health, Danny

I've been unwell, so I haven't been following the news very much. 🤧🤒 I see the entirety of far-right Irish Twitter is involved in these 'protests'. The only observation I can make is the worst people in the country are yet again involved in creating chaos. Gobshites.

No real surprise that this guy is instigating 'protests' and doing so via misinformation and blatant lies. Basically all of this is complete manure but it goes down well with people who can't be bothered looking any of it up. I'll go through the facts of these claims. /1

@JS_9495 @hynessl He’s some man, blames his father for 60 animals being neglected and dying.

"He contracted the cows out to others, but he paid for their neglect because the herd was in his name. An important detail you left out". Sure throw in a bit of murder while you're at it ffs.. This you 👇your selective outrage is absolutely weird and must be ideological. x.com/i/status/14105…

You can add “cruelty to old ladies” to his rap sheet. My 80 year old mother in law had to walk from Connolly to Heuston yesterday on her way back from my mothers funeral

@darraghmcdonagh @AislingAon @higginsdavidw Says it all about Aontú. Well done Darragh for reporting the facts without fear or favour.

@AislingAon @higginsdavidw The article merely pointed out fact.

A smorgasbord of abuse - including a threat against my family - in response to this report. I hope those commenters and DMers never have to endure that kind of treatment for just doing their jobs, if they ever get jobs.