Christine Reilly

Meanwhile, over on instagram, it’s not going well for Siomha Hennessy. She turned off the comments on that vile post attacking Ryan Casey so people commented beneath another post. This is just a small sample of the comments:

Demark opted out of #EUMigrationPact. Ireland had the same opportunity under the pillar of Justice and Home Affairs. The government parties of FF/FG/GP voted to #OPTIN Remember this come the next election. Europe will rise up against this in time, mark my words on this.

@EoinLenihan @Ireland2020 Good Luck Eoin

The fools, they let me in! Wish me luck.

🇮🇪🤮🇮🇪🎯🇮🇪🎯🇮🇪🎯🇮🇪SIOMHA HENNESSY ‼️A HORRIBLE WITCH , SEEMS TO THINK SHE IS ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL 😒, ATTACKING A FINE YOUNG 🌱 MAN RYAN CASEY'S LOOKS ‼️I WONDER DO HER FOLLOWERS KNOW WHAT SHE IS ❓DINING OUT ON THIS MAN'S GRIEF AND MISERY, FROM THE LOSS OF HIS PARTNER ASHLING 🤢

@SiomhaH comedian me hole, not even funny how vile you are.

This is Siomha Hennessy, the woman who decided, for some bizarre reason to criticise Ryan Casey’s lips while she publicly tore asunder a bereaved man who did absolutely nothing to harm her. Hope he sues her for every penny.

Second-Class Citizens in Their Own Country: Supreme Court Hearing will Prioritise Migrants Over Irish Families The Irish Supreme Court opened hearings yesterday in a pivotal case brought by the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (IHREC) concerning 2,807 single male international protection applicants left without state accommodation between late 2023 and mid-2024. The undisputed facts are stark. Ireland's asylum system collapsed under pressure as applications hit 18,651 in 2024. The International Protection Accommodation Service (IPAS) ran out of beds and prioritised families, children and vulnerable individuals. Single men received a weekly stipend of €113.80 and were often directed to charities or left to sleep rough on Dublin streets. The High Court ruled in August 2024 that this breached human dignity under the EU Charter and Reception Conditions Directive. The Court of Appeal overturned that in July 2025, citing the unprecedented scale of arrivals. Now the Supreme Court must decide.A victory for IHREC would go far beyond those 2,807 men. It would effectively create a legal expectation of immediate housing for anyone claiming asylum upon arrival. Precedent is building: last month the High Court ordered the State to pay €9,500 and €6,000 to two test-case applicants left homeless in 2023, with around 50 similar claims pending. Meanwhile, Irish citizens bear the cost. The State spent a record €1.2 billion on asylum accommodation in 2025, up 19% on the previous year, despite a 29% drop in new applications to 13,160. That equates to €3.29 million per day, housing over 33,000 people while native families struggle in emergency hostels or cars. Young Irish people face skyrocketing rents and vanishing hopes of home ownership in a supply-strapped market supercharged by net migration. Many claims come from countries with low protection grant rates. The 1951 Refugee Convention was never meant for mass economic migration, yet NGOs, activist lawyers and sections of the media have distorted the legal framework to treat any enforcement of controls as cruelty. The result is a system where the State faces lawsuits for failing to provide infinite resources, while taxpayers foot the bill. If the Supreme Court sides with IHREC, expect surging damages claims, costs potentially climbing further, and a clear signal that Ireland's safety net has no limits. Children born today will inherit a country where natives become second-class citizens in their own land with housing market, services stretched thinner, and the social fabric in tatters. This mess is largely self-inflicted. Successive governments chased open-door optics instead of firm borders, rapid processing, safe-country returns and citizens-first policies. They deferred to unelected bodies while ignoring repeated warnings. The poster’s warning rings true, voters repeatedly chose representatives unwilling to confront the pressure groups reshaping Irish law. A Supreme Court ruling against the State won’t end Ireland overnight, but it will accelerate the slide toward a nation of second class citizenship, where the people who built it, pay the taxes and obey the rules get pushed to the back of the queue for a basic roof over their heads in favor for foreign nationals with zero ties to the country, culture or it's history. Politicians must push to reform the system root and branch, or watch the continued destruction of the country and it's people.

@EoinLenihan @mochara57 It is great for us to unite. When someone like Ryan Casey is getting abuse from the Lefty looneys we have shown them all that we will not tolerate this disgusting behaviour to someone who has a beautiful soul and speaks out about his beautiful Aisling and the injustice in Eire.💪

Just love seeing the whole of right Irish X circling the wagons around Ryan Casey. Everyone has drawn a line in the sand on this. Degenerate and defamatory comments being held up to show the callousness and moral bankruptcy of the left.

Paying to vandalise books in a bookshop. The “all love and acceptance” community strike again, full of hate and bitterness as always.

"Comedian" Síomha Hennessy is mocking Ryan Casey, whose partner Ashling Murphy was stabbed to death by a welfare migrant.

Woke women can’t help but make everyone hate them. Their hatred towards anyone who slightly disagrees with them will be their downfall. She will end up a single crazy cat lady in an old peoples home surrounded by rapey Indians.

I can’t imagine how incredibly ugly you must be on the inside to make this video. In an attempt to one up all the other woke gobshites, this woman makes a video insulting Ryan Casey’s looks because she disagrees with his stance on immigration. Not a drop of empathy or self respect. The man’s face was literally photoshopped on to his girlfriend’s killer. Ever since she was brutally murdered he has had to endure attack after attack. But that’s grand, so long as you get your clicks, your pats on the backs from other woke gobshites. Ireland’s “progressives” seriously need to grow up, cop on and get a grip. And just a word of advice, if you look like you’ve crawled off the set of Fair City, it’s best to keep your mouth shut about others appearances.

@IDFMAGA 😪😪😪

There are moments when words feel painfully small.🍁 A mother holding her baby. A quiet moment of love, warmth and protection. The kind of moment that should be ordinary… and sacred. And yet, for the Bibas family, that kind of simple, human tenderness was stolen in the most brutal way imaginable. Kfir, Ariel, their mother, Shiri and their grandparents were not symbols. They were a family. A baby who deserved to grow up in safety. A little boy who deserved laughter and play. Parents who deserved to watch their children live full lives. Instead, they were taken by hatred. Murdered by terrorists whose cruelty knows no limits. This is not politics. This is not “complex.” This is the destruction of innocence. This is the shattering of a family. We will not look away. We will not forget their names. We will not allow their story to be erased or justified. May their memory be a blessing. 💔🇮🇱

🚨🇮🇷🇸🇦BREAKING: New York Times report: Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is pushing Trump to continue the war against Iran, arguing that the joint US-Israeli military operation provides a “historic opportunity” to reshape the Middle East. In several calls in the past week, bin Salman has conveyed the message that pressure must be put on the hardline Iranian regime to eliminate it. Bin Salman has argued that Iran poses a long-term threat to the Gulf, and there is no way to remove it except by removing the regime.

@MarkACropper I am an Irish Catholic and I also support the Jewish people💪💪

I am a Christian British citizen. I wish to make it known that I fully support the British Jewish community.

An increasing number of young Muslims are threatening to leave the UK due to rising Islamophobia. They claim the UK will regret being so Islamophobic and will suffer a ‘brain drain.’

Calm them down you silly little man They are not the ones who may get beheaded Read the Koran to them