Rob Carry

The State and its army of NGOs can't provide young people struggling with their mental health with free, timely therapy services. So the people of Bray are stepping in. We're all volunteers. Zero overheads. No wages. No waste. 100% of funds raised go to end user. #Cabhair

I think I can see where he went wrong...

@joeKMorris I don't accept that Russia has any plans to invade Ireland. In any case, Western Europe - Ireland included - owes its security to the US, not to Ukraine. That has been the case since the end of World War II.

@RobCarryBray Ukraine is not only providing free protection for Ireland from Russian imperialism, not one Irish person has to fight to save Europe. We owe Ukraine a hell of a lot more. Without Ukrainians, Russia would be raping and murdering inside EU. And our economy would be devastated.

We'll likely never know the true total but since 2022, Ireland has spent in the region of €6-7 billion on direct aid and supports for Ukrainians housed here. It has cost each and every Irish person in the Republic about €1,300 each. We've been extremely generous - but enough is enough. All aid and supports needs to come to a complete halt.

@irishelt What sort of work do you do in these countries, Will? I believe your company works with the International Organisation for Migration, which helps funnel people from these regions into the EU, right? Is there good money in that racket?

@RobCarryBray Share your research, ta very much. And yes, being a doctoral candidate who has worked in war zomes for over 15 years I've accepted your challenge. Not quite sure how many wars you've experienced but no doubt we shall find out.

@irishelt Still in bed?

@RobCarryBray Looking forward to waking up tomorrow morning with your actual research waiting for me.

@petrichorMoment According to Uisce Éireann, the Liffey supplies around 85% of the water needs for approximately 1.7 million people in Dublin, Meath, Kildare, and Wicklow.

@RobCarryBray You really think we drink straight from the Liffey? 😂

This image shows raw human waste flowing from Wicklow's Kippure estate IPAS centre - a facility built for migrants without planning permission. Lack of appropriate waste management at the facility means it runs straight into the River Liffey - which feeds Dublin's water supply. Live in the Dublin region? You're drinking their shit. *Relentless work has been done by Peter O'Sullivan in trying to expose this.

@DaveJon63336865 From Uisce Éireann - The Liffey supplies around 85% of the water needs for approximately 1.7 million people in Dublin, Meath, Kildare, and Wicklow.

@RobCarryBray The Liffey does not feed Dublins water supply ffs

@irishelt Sure - figures on road deaths in Ukraine are published annually. You can see the 2025 figures here - unn.ua/en/news/over-2… Total 3,249. The UN Human Rights Monitor published estimates on civilian casualties last year - ukraine.ohchr.org/en/2025-deadli… Total 2,514.

@irishelt That's correct - zero. No committee members have claimed anything in costs. When minor costs (for a pop poster, website hosting and printing) have cropped up, myself and the other members of the committee paid them from our pockets.

@RobCarryBray No overheads eh? None? Well that, in and of itself, does raise some flags. But that's for another day.

@irishelt Ill add - I don't 'work' in the humanitarian world as you put it. I don't agree with taking large sums of money from peoples' donations for charitable causes.

@RobCarryBray 'Fast forward to 2026 and more Ukranian civillians are killed in road traffic accidents than by the conflict.' Outrageous! From someone who purports to work in the humanitarian world this is disgusting. A profound and disturbing lack of understanding on multiple levels.

@irishelt Do some research on the numbers and get back to me.

@CmmDamien17371 What we take in corporation tax belongs to the Irish people.

@RobCarryBray Are you saying that none of our burgeoning corporation tax take paid for this and that it’s all coming out of personal taxation?

I think help was justified in the early days of the war. The Russians were closing in on Kiev and other major cities and it looked like a wholesale slaughter of civillians could be on the cards. Shells were falling and families had to get out of there. I felt then we had a duty to help. Fast forward to 2026 and more Ukranian civillians are killed in road traffic accidents than by the conflict. It's time to return to normality.

@RobCarryBray I couldn't disagree more. Regardless of the litany of rumours and disinformation in the replies to this tweet I will reply. Has Ireland been very generous in its support of our Ukrainian brethren, yes. And rightly so. Humanitarian action always supports most vulnerable.

@AliceXBrennan Surely a bot. Nobody could possibly have their head that far up their own arse that they would think this is ok.

@greyamanteP Thanks so much Patricia. Looking forward to seeing him in the ring soon!

@RobCarryBray Congrats to you both, an exciting time and a wonderful adventure ahead. I’m sure you are a great Dad in the making. My son thinks very highly of you as a coach 🙏 !

One last holiday just the two of us - then the real adventure begins 🐣 📍Alcuidia, Spain

@TomClonan Thanks Tom, hope you and the family are having a great summer!

@RobCarryBray Congrats - Go n’Éirí Libh ❤️❤️

It's Monday morning @labour and still no update??