Mob Barley

@Anne383280877 @griptmedia Indeed, it's causing mayhem in the UK, incentives for landlords to convert houses with long term rental agreements at a premium. Once one of these opens next door to you or on your street you might as well gather up your belongings and move out. I've seen it.

@Bob79257668 @griptmedia It is also based on the ridiculous policy objective of integration from day 1. How does this make sense when even Ministers believe up to 80% are economic migrants masquerading as people in need of international protection ?

EXCLUSIVE: MATT TREACY - 35 residential properties are owned by the Dept of Justice for the accommodation of asylum seekers. "The fact that the State is now purchasing houses to be used to house asylum seekers has obvious implications for housing lists." gript.ie/doj-owns-35-re…

@Glinner No fan of Simon Harris but that's a ridiculous comment.

Why does Simon Harris always look like a guy coming out of court after being accused of fancying a goat?

@Niall_Boylan @roisinmurphy Employers and the libtard trade unions do this all the time, coercive control of workers, who most enthusiastically support certain 'values' or their employment is threatened by stealth. Hence the reason we don't see and hear the views of the majority of workers more.

I just listened to @roisinmurphy and it’s genuinely heartbreaking. She puts into words something many people feel but are afraid to say, that we’ve reached a point where critical thinking and real debate are being stifled, not always by rules, but by fear. When she talks about self censorship, or what I’d call the chilling effect, it hits home. That quiet pressure to hold back, to soften your views, or to say nothing at all. It’s not just coming from one place, it’s a mix of government, media, and social media, all shaping an environment where stepping outside the minority accepted line can come at a cost. Having worked in media for over 30 years, I’ve seen the shift myself. There were always lines, but in the last decade the change has been dramatic. The space for robust, honest debate feels narrower than ever. Those with nothing to lose, or those positioned on what’s presented as “the right side” of an argument, can speak freely. But when your livelihood depends on public perception, the stakes are very different. One wrong sentence, one unpopular opinion, and everything you’ve built can be on the line. Róisín Murphy is speaking for a lot of people, not just in media, but across the arts and beyond, who feel they’ve lost their voice, not because they have nothing to say, but because the risk of saying it has become too high.

@rtenews Incompetent in every position she has held.

The Minister for Foreign Affairs has said that she is "absolutely assured" that the agreement between the Irish and UK governments on how to deal with Troubles Legacy issues, would be "fully fulfilled" in the UK legislation rte.ie/news/ireland/2…

@stats_feed National debt €200bn + ?

🇮🇪 Ireland set to surpass Luxembourg and become richest country in Europe by 2030, IMF says.

@crimeworld_com Imported filth. Is he still receiving state payments.

Alleged ‘decuplet’ Sam Okwuoha (28) denies obstructing his deportation crimeworld.com/courts/nigeria…

@PaulTreyvaud The medical profession and social welfare officers rubber stamping their claims to avoid accusations of racism, discrimination, etc. Audit needed of this fraudulent activity.

Next on the list of long term reliance of welfare by migrants should be the Roma community. If this government is serious about sorting this problem out, then this is a major cost burden on the Irish tax payer and are draining huge resources that can be spent in much better places It’s time to sort this insanity out once and for all

@Independent_ie Makes mass immigration look even more ridiculous, plus the government's own position on the threat of AI and automation on the employment front.

Adrian Weckler: As tech job numbers wobble, what’s the outlook for the biggest Irish employers? buff.ly/4PiUEja

@rtenews Why do the libtards think that Ireland will fare any differently in regard to mass immigration than Sweden, Germany, France, The UK ? where we can plainly see the problems it causes, problems that are acknowledged by these countries themselves. Suicidal empathy is destroying us.

A report by the Hope and Courage Collective, which works to build resilience in communities against rising far-right hate and disinformation, has found a widening gap between public attitudes and political discourse rte.ie/news/ireland/2…

@irishexaminer More nonsense.

Students and teachers witnessing high levels of racism in schools, new survey finds irishexaminer.com/news/arid-4183…

@griptmedia The MO is straight forward, they enter emergency accommodation deliberately in order to be prioritised for social housing, and it works very well for them.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin tells the Dáil that homelessness is largely driven by migration, resulting in uproar from the Opposition: "Less than 50% [of homeless] are now Irish citizens - migration has impacted hugely on homelessness. The facts speak for themselves."

@IrishTimes Holly lives in a mansion in the countryside, far from the great unwashed.

New legislation regulating Airbnb rentals bogged down over planning permission issues irishtimes.com/politics/2026/…

@TonightVMTV @sineadgibney She'll sue us again.

🗣️ “Social media platforms are pumping out that misinformation, they have taken all the advertising revenue from traditional media, and they are not being regulated by this government,” says @sineadgibney. #TonightVMTV

@rtenews Black Axe, etc, etc, diversity is our strength...

More than one in three adults in Ireland have experienced fraud, but over a third of fraud victims never report it, according to new research from the Central Bank rte.ie/news/ireland/2…

@rtenews They want Ukrainians out to make room for the Third-world, we will end up like SA , shanty towns and failing infrastructure.

Ukrainians living in tourist and commercial accommodation will not face a "cliff edge" situation when the scheme ends later this year, the Minister of State with responsibility for Migration has said rte.ie/news/ireland/2…

@rtenews More subsidises, higher bills.

A €150 million wind farm has been officially opened in Co Offaly rte.ie/news/ireland/2…

@rtenews Ukrainians out, the third world in, that's what the government and their libtards in the public sector are actually doing.

The Government is to withdraw tourist and commercial accommodation currently housing up to 16,000 people from Ukraine rte.ie/news/2026/0427…

@rtenews Utterly useless politician.

Minister for Foreign Affairs, Trade and Defence Helen McEntee has said she wants to bring Ireland's new maritime strategy 'to the fore' during Ireland’s upcoming presidency of the Council of the European Union, which begins on 1 July rte.ie/news/world/202…

@IrishTimes Ireland is where retail investment goes to die, regulation and tax, nothing to do with people being happy.

We look at why Irish people are happy to leave their money in low return bank deposit accounts. Read here: irishtimes.com/your-money/202…