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

Leaving Cert History no longer offers a neutral framework for students to study the past. It is now about developing a "critical historical consciousness" in students. The teaching of history is being positioned as a means of shaping how students should understand and respond to current political issues such as migration, nationalism, climate action, social justice, equality and the rights of groups described as victims of historical discrimination. The background paper for the review of the subject says: "Growth in migration levels has been dramatic and has been accompanied by a rise in nationalist and extreme political movements and ideologies. The climate crisis and the lack of agreed global responses to these challenges continues to pose an existential threat to humanity. Various movements campaigning for climate action, social justice and equality have also emerged, striving for the advancement of rights of those who have been victims of discrimination or injustice historically. The importance of supporting young people to acquire and develop the historical consciousness and sensibility to explore these phenomena, and the conceptual understanding to interrogate them critically, is more acute now than ever." This is political indoctrination. ionainstitute.ie/will-the-new-l…

FATIMA GUNNING: Being Irish is more than a passport: The Irish people have every right to discuss the charges that have taken place over the last few years, and should not accept any lecturing from people who have the cheek to try to tell them what their identity means. gript.ie/being-irish-is…

Independents at 21%.

No smokes without fire. @SocDems

Not a great look, is it?

Aontú research shows that the Govt does not know the 'whereabouts' of over 50% of people who have recieved deportation orders. thesun.ie/news/16938307/…

@ofarrellj @nealerichmond He's on record as saying Ireland should rejoin the Commonwealth. He's also been photographed at Orange marches. Given his background, I have a strong suspicion his loyalty isn't to our Republic.

@RobCarryBray @nealerichmond It is our money , who does he think he is? Is all his travelling ( at our expense) gone to his head , I get the impression he thinks he is above us all and a very important person.

Struggling to keep your business afloat? Choosing between home heating oil and food? Living in homeless accommodation? Well, at least you can console yourself with the fact that Fine Gael's @nealerichmond will give away €840 million of your money to other countries this year. That's twice what we spent on fuel allowance last year. It's roughly equivalent to its entire budget for SNAs country wide. To my mind, that money belongs to the Irish people - to our kids, our sick, our elderly, our homeless. Giving it away to other countries should be considered economic treason.

Dr. Angie Skuce, Medical Director for Safety Net Primary Care saying that it's a good thing that adult migrant men are sharing rooms with vulnerable Irish children. This woman is an immediate threat to the welfare of these kids. Reckless isn't strong enough a word. Besides the human cost, the State should prepare for an absolute tsunami of legal cases from the child it is now knowingly putting at the gravest of risk.

@pmosligo The point is that support is dropping. It's now lower than ever. It will also likely continue to fall.

@RobCarryBray There is a very high level of support for the European project. Is there a similar level of support for anything else?

Failure to control migration is triggering a drop in support for the European project. Most Irish people now believe the EU is headed in the wrong direction - and migration is cited as the main reason. The Irish people are saying loud and clear - enough. irishtimes.com/politics/2026/…

There is one poll that matters and that is on 22nd May. If you are in Galway, vote for real change vote for Noel Thomas. Just over 2 weeks to go #votenoelthomas @MichaelC_IND_TD @RichardODonoghu @kenoflynnTD @ciaranmullooly

In Ireland, our Government places adult migrant men in care homes with extremely vulnerable Irish children. Please tell the world.

It's time @sinnfeinireland collapsed the Assembly and started work on a border poll. It's time.

Get Behind Them 🗳️

I was asked the other day why I was obsessively listening to any and all coverage of the upcoming UK election. With over 95% of International Protection applicants coming via the UK, the sad truth is that decisions British politicians make now have a bigger bearing on the issue than those made by our own. The Government should take a lesson from the mayhem in British politics, where the electorate is showing it will vote for anything and anyone that might get migration under control. Because that same sentiment is coming here.

@HarrachtainO They're within the margin of error of non-existence.

It’s remarkable the amount of media coverage, interview time, and TV panel places PBP get relative to their vote share. You’d think Murphy and Boyd-Barrett were senior government ministers with the coverage they get.

There is a mood for change in Galway West. There is a need for a new voice for the people. Noel Thomas is the candidate that can and will be that voice for the people of Galway. #votenoelthomas #1 @ciaranmullooly @RichardODonoghu @kenoflynnTD @MichaelC_IND_TD

In yesterday’s poll in the Journal, Peadar Tóibín emerged as the most popular party leader in the country 🇮🇪 thejournal.ie/ireland-politi…

So, @AontuIE and @independent_ire together now have as much support as either FF or FG. independent.ie/irish-news/pol…