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@TadghMurphy10 Bloody racists looking for lower fuel costs.

It was never about fuel costs. €505m up in smoke trying to appease racists. Fuel protests: Some motorway blockages remain as protesters say €505m package ‘not enough’ irishtimes.com/ireland/2026/0…

@brianmlucey May I take you back to a glorious time in Ireland in 2020 & 2021. What happened then with schools?

Jesus the stress levels on those poor kids...

@Punk93546957 @dlLambo Bit harsh on lamborghini

@MarkF797979 @dlLambo Another inbred racist knuckledragger.

I would encourage those struggling with fuel costs and with sincere grievances to look through this man's social media accounts before platforming him or getting behind him as any sort of spokesperson.

@TheGreenDevil20 @PeterPaulGuy @JS_9495 Shes managed to do that all by herself from showboating online.

@PeterPaulGuy @JS_9495 I’m in support of the protests but would ye stop trying to get someone sacked ffs! She was reacting to getting caught in the thing, she was stupidly for filming it and posting it, but I don’t like this dirty play and pretending to be all affected by her words 😂 give over

🇮🇪🚨 Garda Gillian O'Donoghue based in Killarney & husband Paul posted a disgusting video attacking Irish protesters They (mostly her) said: "Spastics with their Irish flags can shove it up their holes" "Absolute wankers" "They can all go fuck themselves, showers of pricks"

@IrishTimesOpEd Action to end the cosy friendly government media love in is long overdue. MSM is dead on its arse without the government support.

The Irish Times view on the fuel protests: action to end blockades was overdue irishtimes.com/opinion/editor…

@dlLambo Is this disinformation from the gobshites in the Irish times or not?

@MaryERegan RTE could always give the money back that was stolen from the tax payer.

Mary Regan: Government concedes at eleventh hour to quell a political crisis, but what happens when the money runs out? independent.ie/irish-news/mar…

@IrishTimes It is never a raid when it is money for Ukraine.

Fuel protests: Government to raid exchequer surplus for €505m support package irishtimes.com/politics/2026/…

@dlLambo So is this misinformation by the Irish Times then ?

@MarkF797979 No that's totally incorrect. Dublin City Council received €24.7m - bohs didn't receive a cent from the LSSIF. More disinformation from a gobshite.

@ThomasByrneTD Ok so what was the excuse before the protest?

€10 BILLION. That’s what the Irish State takes every year from working people through: • Fuel taxes: ~€3.7bn • USC: ~€5.2bn • Tolls: ~€400m Your wages. Your commute. Your daily life. And where is it going? • ~€2bn+ on the international protection system • €8bn+ in public funding to NGOs and non-profits Meanwhile: • Taxes stay high • Cost of living keeps rising • And accountability is nowhere to be seen The State is taking more than ever — and giving less clarity in return. This isn’t sustainable. If you’re paying for it, you deserve to know where it’s going. When did you consent to funding infinity non nationals opening money laundering shops with your hard earned money? #fuelprotest

While I naturally sympathise with anyone who says they couldn’t make appointments/treatment or access care due to the protests, I do find it incredibly hypocritical to hear our ‘health leaders’ talk about ‘unacceptable patient risk’. I feel the need to remind them that parents of children with Spina Bifida and scoliosis have been telling them for *years* about concerns around their care. We told them they were at risk of harm. We repeatedly asked for it to be investigated and it took years, unnecessary death and public protest to get them to show any real level of concern. This meeting to me was a tactic to condemn protestors rather than it actually being genuine concern for issues accessing healthcare.

@isobelr__ Yes we do.

No we don’t

@HearnsOfficial Id rather be a TD... The Dail sits for roughly 30–35 weeks per year, meaning 17–22 weeks of recess aka holidays & junkets. Where do I sign ?

It's confirmed that the protests will continue until May. There will be a two-week break at the beginning of May while the struggling business owners go on their first holiday of the year to Tenerife. They will then reunite until their second holiday in August to Lanzarote.

Micheál Martin, Irelands leader in numbers: 👇👇 17,308 homeless Inflation up 9.6% Food prices up 20% Rents up 30–40% House prices up 25–30% Electricity prices up 50% Wages down 4% Fuel up 90% Public Debt €220 billion He has to go.... NOW... 👋👋

@Independent_ie Isnt he just great. What a prick.

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@CorkGourmetGuy David honestly man go have a wank & chill out. You will get your wish to pay higher prices for pretty much everything. Id say you are counting the days down to a major recession. Im ok with all the slurs. It is beyond boring now. Best of luck in the coming months.

If you're wondering if you're on the right side of an argument, have a look at those who agree with you, if it's a load of Covid conspiracy theorists, fake accounts, right wing yank religious nutters & gammon faced brexit supporting racists, you probably chose wrong #fuelprotests

@ConorReddy95 Are you talking about the Government of Palastine? I am confused by the flag on your profile.

This government have failed working people at every turn. We need a general election and a left government that represent the people suffering from this crisis, not those insulated or making money from it

@businessposthq Keep towing the party line & never bite the hand that feeds you.

“The protests are an abuse of power and economic privilege by a narrow group of vested interests who care nothing about disrupting the lives of their fellow citizens.” businesspost.ie/analysis-opini…

@CorkGourmetGuy Liberating ? Give over. Take your head out of the governments rank awful arsehole.

Thank you to the men and women of An Garda Síochàna for liberating our streets and returning them to the people so they can get on with their daily lives.