Susanne Delaney@SuzieD755164
GIBNEY LIVES IN FOXROCK.
The least diverse place in Ireland. Average house price: 1.1 million. You won't find ANY travellers at ALL. They'd be ran out pretty damn fast by Gardaí who are too busy to police the increasingly diverse behavioural sinks we live in. You won't find migrants there either. Except for the odd doctor or actuary. Certainly not an asylum centre, roysh? You may find the odd barrista or cleaner on minimum wage who only frequent Foxrock between the hours of 9 to 5 to serve mocha choca soy vegan lattes and scrub rich people's skidmarks off toilets. The only low paid worker who might actually live there would be the odd live-in nanny. Yet Gibney wants trans men, traveller women, and migrants in the Dáil.
Foxrock is the ultimate in "HOMOGENEOUS." It is a rare outpost in modern Ireland: it is full of white Irish people. Who would never DARE venture outside their safe zone to the likes of Ongar, Adamstown or Balbriggan or any other working class area where Irish white people are a minority, yet they call for more immigration.
The Social Democrats once, on record, said even during The Famine [genocide] Irish people "wore a cloak of white privilege." Imagine. Even the poorest of children who were starving to death had white privilege. According to Gibney's party.
Gibney used to be head of the Irish Human Rights and Equality Council. Under her tenure, male asylum seekers (who were statistically likely to have entered the country illegally, as 87% of male asylum seekers do*) were helped to take extremely costly cases to the high court, to fight for their right to be housed in Ireland. The IHREC has never helped an Irish person in homelessness do that. Despite all the tax payer funding they receive. I wrote to them, and they said Irish people do not have a fundamental right to housing. But asylum seekers do.
The Court of Appeal (July 2025) reversed a lower court ruling, finding that although conditions for asylum seekers in tents were dire, they did not automatically constitute a breach of human rights, a decision now being appealed to the Supreme Court. Despite this ruling, the IRHEC is spending more money going to the Supreme Court.
Gibney stepped down from her position to become a Social Democrats politician, and boy, does she fit their profile.
What kind of eejit calls for women to be subjugated to men in dresses? Men with tackle? As a way of calling for MORE women in our Ðáil (parliament).
The Social Democrats recently also called for the word "indigenous" and the term "non national" to be removed from council parlance. Gibney herself called for X to be brought under government control to be a body much like RTE. In other words, it is to be used as a propaganda and brainwashing device. To censor what we all say. They're not just idiots. They are dangerous idiots in my view.
The Social Democrats also were aware that there was an alleged child groomer in their party. 5 months before he decided himself to resign because of serious allegations. The alleged child victim himself had told the party
After 5 months of inaction, he went public. Even then, the Social Democrats did not compel the councillor to leave. They only removed the party whip, but controversy arose after the groomer was found to have attended public official functions regarding child welfare.
Speaking of child welfare, the Social Democrats believe that giving pain relief to babies being aborted, either during the procedure or after (some babies survive), is an impingement on the human rights of the mother. For this reason, they voted down the Foetal Pain Relief Bill, 2021. Since then, through FOIs, it had been discovered that AT LEAST 12 babies (that we know of) have been left to die alone in sluice rooms in hospitals. Devoid of comfort and pain relief. Many Social Democrat TDs also voted to reintroduce a bill that would open the door to full term abortion in Ireland. On the same day, they voted to ban fox hunting.
(Susanne Delaney)
