Mike Murphy

@Toibin1 I know good people, school-leavers & experienced people, looking for work and getting absolutely nowhere. Employers should employ from the live register in the first instance, but, go to your local shop, burger chain or filling station and you'll quickly see who they prefer.

There are about 150,000 people unemployed in Ireland. The Dept of Enterprise issued about 150,000 work visas in the last 3 years. The Dept of Enterprise do not check the skills available on the live register before they issue working visas.

@griptmedia Once again, they look to the UK for 'solutions'. They are moving from centralised migrant housing, which acts as a focus point for public discontent, dispersing them instead into communities across the country, competing with home buyers and skipping housing waiting lists.

MATT TREACY: The Minister is listed as owner of the private residence in Stamullen which locals were told will be used to house asylum seekers. It seems private houses are being purchased and used to meet asylum housing needs. gript.ie/dept-of-justic…

@rtenews Asked about the potential impact on the private rental market when the current scheme ends, the minister said capacity in the market is always increasing. Not quick enough to keep up with demand due the open borders insanity. Vote 👏 them 👏 out 👏

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…

@EU_Commission "People-to-people exchanges" More choice for employers means less bargaining power for workers, less availability of services & amenities, less housing availability and less social cohesion. You absolutely do not work for the betterment of ordinary EU citizens.

The EU and Bangladesh are paving the way for a closer partnership. It will focus on areas such as trade and investment, energy, transport, agriculture, migration, security, finance, and people-to-people exchanges. Read more: link.europa.eu/FBQWvX

@griptmedia Our society is being run into the ground for the benefit of landlords and employers; a slow-motion destruction which they can watch from the comfort of their 261 SUVs and gated mansions.

THOMAS O'REILLY: Irish ministers are pushing for more immigration from India as a result of a nearly concluded EU trade deal with the country. gript.ie/government-pus…

@muldoons_ @karldeeter We can build them a new hospital 😐

@karldeeter Not only that, we have signed up to redevelop the entire Rivne Oblast with a population of 1.15 million.

Amazing that for such a small country we have protected more people than France, and if you rebased on numbers by population we are miles ahead of all non-Eastern Europe.

@Independent_ie Being paid to discredit people. Journalistic principles? Ethics? No?

Fuel protest organiser had tax judgments of €550,000 and was convicted of cruelty after 60 cattle died on farm buff.ly/PtD8KrA

@john_mcguirk Their legitimacy comes from... • habitual/elderly voters • distrust of an alternative • multinational tax bonanza ...giving 'carte-blanche' to do whatever TF they want, for five years at a time. But, nothing stays the same forever.

@rtenews They send Gardai against people protecting their communities. Now they send the Army against people protecting their livelihoods. Get this rotten government out now.

BREAKING: Defence Forces will be deployed and vehicles blocking critical infrastructure removed, Minister for Justice says | Follow latest rte.ie/news/2026/0409…

@IrishTimesOpEd Can someone tell Martin and Harris, seeing as FFG are longtime captured by the Greens.

Eamon Ryan: Ireland’s future energy needs must be met by renewables and nuclear irishtimes.com/opinion/2026/0…

@Nick_Delehanty Let's not go there. Just, no.

2029: Taoiseach: Holly Cairns Tánaiste: Mary Lou Finance: Pearse Doherty Public Exp: Cian O'Callaghan Justice: Ivana Bacik / Gary Gannon Housing: Eoin O'Broin / Rory Hearne Education: Jennifer Whitmore Health: Sinead Gibney Agriculture: Martin Kenny Enterprise: Rose Conway Walsh Social Protection: Paul Murphy

@griptmedia Great for employers and landlords. A disaster for the ordinary Irish people. Those who historically supported the working class now exist in a echo chamber of Gaza and identity madness.

2024 saw a sharp rise in the number of foreign nationals granted Irish citizenship – an increase of 32% on the previous year, marking the highest annual total in the past decade. New figures show the countries with the largest numbers of new Irish citizens:gript.ie/32-rise-in-for…

@LFJIreland I work with recruiters; they're swamped with non-EU CVs. Employers want this... More choice = better recruits Our 3rd level students graduate into a system which is set up to fail them. Yet another social contract which this treacherous Govt has broken.

Three-in-five Irish under-25 are considering emigration. This figure will only increase as youth unemployment continues to rise. Meanwhile the government have issued record high numbers of work visas to immigrants. The Irish are consistently been fed the lie that we need immigration for our workforce. The reality is that the establishment are following the orders from their globalist paymasters. In 2019 the Central Bank announced that Ireland needs more immigration to drive down wages. We are witnessing the large scale replacement of the Irish workforce as a result of deliberate policies of the government. A race to the bottom. Our young people are being driven out of Ireland to foreign soils. History repeating itself except this time there will be nothing left of Ireland for the Irish emigrant to return to, unless the continued destruction of our country is reversed.

@RobCarryBray @Witkacy101 Every job, rental and service now has hundreds of applicants. Bonanza for the Capitalist class, but the working class have to compete (or emigrate). If we question this, the left label us; everything is identity politics. Bizarrely, the left now defend ultra-capitalism.

I've said it many times - the working class didn't abandon the left. The left abandoned the working class. Through its position on migration, the left finds itself arguing for something that suppresses wages of low paid workers, ramps up their rents and makes home ownership a pipe dream. Worse, they belittle, berate and abuse the working class for daring to express their concerns in what has very often looked like barely concealed classism. Personally, I don't see that fracture ever being repaired.

@griptmedia @Ben_Scallan "It (the carbon tax increase) is legislated for" translates as "the ship is not for turning". Vote them out and vote in someone who will.

"We won't be doing that": Government figures say they definitely won't be cancelling or postponing carbon tax hikes this year despite the surging cost of energy, with one minister saying "It's not a tax, it's a fund".

@rtenews It's basic stuff; buy the items; ensure there are facilities for the items. Investigate who is responsible at the NTA, and then publicly sack them. Put into place a clause stating that gross misplacement of public funds eliminates any pay offs when they are shown the door.

The chairperson of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) said a "serious litany of failures" led to more than 130 State-funded electric double-decker buses remaining unused because there is nowhere to charge them rte.ie/news/2026/0319…

@IBB_INVEST @griptmedia rte.ie/news/business/…

@griptmedia How can indoginous Irish voters keep voting for a government that has made them a minority is their home land. Make it make sense?!?

CORMAC LUCEY: For their own reasons both Government and Opposition would like you to believe that the Government is "getting tough" on immigration and the worst is over. But immigration remains Ireland's biggest public policy crisis: gript.ie/cormac-lucey-i…

@griptmedia @Ben_Scallan Best Plámásing ever.

Opposition described the Taoiseach's Oval Office meeting as a “pathetic failure” because he didn't confront Trump on foreign policy, while Government figures have dubbed this "self-righteous posturing" that would hurt the national interest: gript.ie/how-have-irish…

@fellawrites @FineGaelBrux @LPerrinx Hundreds of applicants for every job and every rental is great for businesses and landlords - that's why our communities are being transformed - it's capitalism on steroids, at the expense of everything else. It's a slow-motion car crash for Ireland and the ordinary Irish.

@FineGaelBrux @LPerrinx Over 20% of Ireland’s population was born outside of Ireland or the UK. In the mid 90s, this figure was closer to 1.5%. We are absolutely overrun and social cohesion is breaking down. Irish people are quietly (for now) furious.

Irish Taoiseach defends Europe, EU & Europe’s system of migration during White House visit for Saint Patrick’s Day

@Polito_loco 71% of the electorate didn't vote for her. Our 'choice' was between a Liberal/Globalist Govt candidate, and her. A low turnout got her in. A centre-right candidate was blocked from running. 1 in 8 of those who did vote deliberately spoiled their ballot in protest.

In 63 seconds, Ireland's new President, and her first ST. Patrick's Day message she sends out a message to humiliate Ireland with woke nonense. In 63 seconds She calls SAINT Patrick, Patrick four times. In turn ignoring Ireland's Catholic historical traditions. Refuses to wear green, opting for black instead like a funeral. And espouses a historically innacurate version of events comparing St Patrick to a migrant (he was a slave!) to create a modern day socialist propaganda speech. Disgraceful.