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“ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!” — Prince William Drops a Truth Bomb! Prince William — senior royal, humanitarian figure, and one of the most influential moral voices in modern Britain — has come out firmly backing Zia Yusuf’s blunt remark that “it’s totally unfair to expect British taxpayers to fund a food bank for the world, to spend tens and ultimately hundreds of billions on welfare for foreign nationals, and then to call them racist when they raise concerns.” How dare we ask our own people to foot the bill for a system that is crushing public services — and then shame them for daring to speak out?” But he didn’t stop there. Turning his fire toward Keir Starmer’s leadership, Prince William delivered a scathing rebuke: “Compassion is an empty slogan if it ignores the real, daily struggles of British families — and worse, if it dismisses their legitimate concerns as prejudice.” Prince William — long known for positioning himself as a fierce defender of ordinary citizens, fairness, and moral clarity — made one thing crystal clear: raising concerns is not hatred, and responsibility is not racism. “Stop punishing hardworking taxpayers. Stop the virtue-signaling. And for heaven’s sake — listen to the people who actually keep this country standing!”

Meath carer (42) who needed the assistance of an interpreter to appeal conviction for drink driving, how can a carer in Ireland not speak English WTF 😡 independent.ie/regionals/lout…

@Nick_Delehanty @rtenews You could have stopped at the word realises.....

@rtenews This is a mistake. I'm not sure if Harris realises: 1) the power he has to make these cuts 2) how enormous this fuel crisis is about to be

Tánaiste Simon Harris has dismissed calls by Sinn Féin for legislation to cut excise duty on fuel for six months rte.ie/news/2026/0320…

@Nick_Delehanty @rtenews Look, none of them care—especially Sinn Féin. No matter how high it goes, they will not be affected by the price increase.

I am nearly speechless seeing this - up to birth. A full term baby. This is a newborn. The only words that come to mind at present are demonic and satanist.

Chuck Norris was a solidly pro-life actor: "We shouldn’t justify violence to humans outside the womb or inside the womb. Instead, we should esteem all human life from conception to the grave.” He will be missed.

@Toibin1 I actually have to agree with you here as you well know there is a lot of ipas centres around the country with no planning in place perhaps it’s something you could look in to

The Murrays’ home might have been saved if it was an IPAS centre. gript.ie/the-murrays-ho…

Why don’t schools teach children about the Bolsheviks who killed millions of Orthodox Christians?

Western Leftists don't understand Islam. They think they do, but they don't. You cannot placate or appease radical Islam by anything less than abject surrender or conversion. Trying to just makes you look like Albanese.

‘How can they put us out on the street?’: Sligo retirement village residents face eviction. I wonder what the founders of the Irish state would say now that we are allowing financial entities with headquarters abroad to evict our elderly community? irishtimes.com/ireland/housin…

He's trying to induce lactation, so he can force a helpless newborn to suck toxic sludge from his nipples.. This is the sexual abuse of an infant, dressed up as 'inclusive parenting'.. This is transgenderism..

🚨 🇭🇺 Hungary just REJECTED the EU’s migration pact! “We won’t take a single migrant, won’t build any refugee camps, and we’ll defend our borders no matter what!” Do you stand firmly with Hungary? A. Hell yeah B. No

It’s sad what we have become.

Folk singer Dolores Keane’s passing earlier this week came as very sad news. The internationally acclaimed singer, best known for her stunning rendition of the song Caledonia, died peacefully at her home in Co Galway.  From the Keane Family, renowned for their unique sean-nós singing and distinctive interpretations of traditional songs, she was warm-hearted and strong-willed, and open about the many challenges she faced in life. In a Sunday Independent interview some years ago, she openly recounted a very personal experience - a confrontation she had with a London doctor who advised her to abort one of her children, when it appeared the baby might not be born alive. Recalling the incident, she said: "He just looked at me and said, 'I would advise you to abort’”. Describing what happened next, she said: "So I just kicked the chair back and told him, 'You f**ker! This child is going to be born and he is going to live!' And I stormed out." Thankfully, her baby did survive, but she lamented in the interview that others in similar situations might defer too readily to the doctor’s opinion - the “voice of male authority” as she put it - and take a different course. She was a formidable, unique, and wonderful talent. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam. ❤️

@ArundelXVI @3YearLetterman Americans I've met both in Ireland and the US are the most consistently friendly people I've come across.

@3YearLetterman Your average Irish person is better-educated and speaks beautifully and wittily compared to our average drooling fast food video game morons in the US. Irish people roam all over the fucking globe with energy, our young louts hang in mom's basement going nowhere.

I literally cannot name one thing that Ireland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 does better than America

As an Irish American that’s been to Ireland quite a bit, 99% of Irish people are incredibly welcoming and friendly to Irish Americans. The sentiment below is held by 1% of maladjusted rage baiters.

@LeoVaradkar @griptmedia Ah yes, Ireland is such a safe country to live with the decisions made while you were in charge. Home affordability is in everyone's reach. Everyone has a decent standard of living. We don't have any crisis whatsoever. You're a sanctimonious cretin.

Ah here we go again - the Racist Irish Narrative™. A fine mix of codswallop and gaslighting. I moved to Ireland 23 years ago. The Irish I met were warm, welcoming, and usually more concerned that you’d had enough Barry's tea than where you came from. That good nature gets twisted into something sinister - and then exploited. Hospitality becomes “problematic,” friendliness becomes “bias,” and the same people who’d give you the coat off their back are cast as the villains. It’s an impressive trick: take a culture known for kindness and use that very kindness against it. Weaponised empathy.

I absolutely love all the American visitors we're lucky to get here in Ireland. The nicest people and best tourists you could ask for. And I find it endearing how proud Irish-Americans are of their family history.