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@VirginMediaNews And the paper palace starts to fall.

Meta Platforms plans to cut 10% of its global workforce, around 8,000 jobs, to offset spending on AI. In a memo, the company also said it will not fill thousands of advertised roles. The move has raised concerns among its 1,800 staff in Ireland. More on #VMNews

@DarraghOBrienTD Anybody even thinking about this is nuts.

An important discussion on how we can deliver on the Joint Offshore Wind Investment Pact agreed at the North Sea Summit. The conflict in the Middle East underlines again why the EU must accelerate the deployment of renewables, invest in our grid and prioritise energy security.

@CamillaTominey Is it any wonder nothing ever gets done, most of it is gibberish.

Cat Little seems to be saying that Olly Robbins was doing the PM's bidding. Which once again begs the question: why was he fired for doing what he was told?

@Ben_Scallan Great idea putting 1000ft windmills in the Atlantic ocean, sure what could go wrong.

I don't think anyone objects to renewables like offshore wind, except when it's at the expense of other energy sources that work. Personally I'd love to see us pursue all of it simultaneously: oil, gas, coal, solar, wind, hydro, possibly nuclear, prisoners on giant hamster wheels in the Mountjoy exercise yard: anything and everything we can do should be on the table for discussion.

@IrishTimes That's obscene, during a cost of living crisis they openly admit they are robbing the people blind and are so far gone they think it's an achievement by them.

Government projections show the State’s surplus is set to grow from €5 billion to €9 billion, figures published this lunchtime suggest. irishtimes.com/politics/2026/…

@Broken_Ireland This idiot amazing lol 😂

@Broken_Ireland I'm Irish and if you ridicule my people will destroy you. I will die for my country.

@Broken_Ireland Ganging

@Broken_Ireland A bunch of fucking bullies hanging up on that lad, I'd punch the head of you cunts

@PQuinlanNP Communist in Ireland are middle class wealthy shitheads, they hate thier own people.

Communism has no place in Ireland, Has never had any place in Ireland and will never have any place in Ireland. Nationalism on the other hand has been around since day dot.

@Broken_Ireland Another gobshite telling us how we should carry out our protest while he spends he's metal health stay in Belfast

@Broken_Ireland Chris is a gobshites why would anybody listen to him, a small thick cunt. No way would that lad protest he only goes online to talk shit. The rest of us take pepper spray and batons, sick of this idiot who hides at home

@Berlinnaeus People should not engage with this idiot.

We already knew Aontú was a party set up by a man who believes women have too many rights. Now it seems Aontú believes this country should be bound by British courts.

@RIreland29776 It's absolutely disgusting listening to this Irish creep in Spain

@ThomasByrneTD Remember because of the likes of this cunt your friend neighbour and yourself got pepper sprayed, this lad lives off your money, he's a parasite. Actually look at him he looks like a parasite.

Honoured to represent the Irish Government in marking the solemn occasion of Yom HaShoah, a day for the Jewish community around the world, to remember those murdered during the Holocaust. For my full speech, see ➡️ gov.ie/en/department-…

@NewstalkFM So a private company like newstalk whose owners made their money from ousted Jews on Germany trys to bring down an Irishman on live radio, get the fuck out of Ireland you German cunts

Fuel protest spokesperson: "Nobody knows what the plan is... this protest is out of my hands". ⛽🚫Have the fuel protests gotten out of control? Anton speaks with John Dallon, Kildare farmer and protest spokesperson.

@Gretcie @higginsdavidw No but they need heat more which the fraud which is carbon tax cuts them off from and that's exactly what it is fraud, anybody that believes in that shit is an idiot

@FWhite56755 @higginsdavidw The elderly don't work so they don't need to drive as much.

Diesel has suddenly become less affordable in Ireland. A two-income couple could once afford >1,000 litres per week, now it's 878. Despite this, we are the second most affordable in the EU and we haven't yet fallen below the EU average from one year ago. The extra 10 cent off diesel has yet to be reflected in this data. Spain, often compared to Ireland is much less affordable because of lower average wages. Poland, despite cutting VAT, is still an expensive place when you compare local diesel prices to local net wages (less taxes and transfers). Malta, even with diesel capped at €1.21 / litre, doesn't beat us on affordability. Wages matter hugely in this debate.

@Berlinnaeus You make my skin crawl

Toodlepip, Vik. #Hungary

@VirginMediaNews @gavreilly Lad from bluesky talks shite 😂

“It’s been a tumultuous seven days…” — @gavreilly on fuel protests, political pressure and rising costs Can Government afford to keep writing cheques? 📺 Tonight | 10:15pm | Virgin Media PLAY & One  #MondayGR