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@adrianweckler Eir TV and Kodi.....

Well played, Amazon Prime Video. This is a generational classic.

@CWeston_Indo @VC2243 You'll be blocked for answering HIM back

@VC2243 What are you on about?

Number of households in electricity arrears rises by 58,500 independent.ie/business/money…

@BligheDerek Why are you getting legal aid if you work?

Is it a coincidence that western governments all of a sudden want you to invest and become wealthy?

@LordGayko @Default69202648 Still leaves us with a major problem though.

@Default69202648 Deporting all foreigners would solve 33% of murders against women.

@SenatorKeogan Is this why you support tax evaders?

The truth is that it is far more efficient to leave money in working people's pockets than to take it from them, funnel it through an inefficient State apparatus and return a fraction of it through complex schemes and supports. #AxeTheTax #AxeUSC #MakeWorkPay

@HolyJazus Just admit you were lying

@dgptraynor Have ye nothing better to do.

Rip off Ireland.

The video might not do justice to just how bad he is. The hardest part is moving him around. He’s trying to bite my arm off in fear and it’s scorching hot and then he’s super weak. It’s a hard one but if a dog is eating there is a chance!

A hard rescue today as I got a message from a kind local lady who needed help with an old blind dog. The poor boy was most likely dumped in the area because the “end was close for him”. He was confused on the beach and stuck. He wouldn’t have lasted much longer were it not for their bravery. His vet results were about as bad as it gets. His eyes might be glaucoma as he can’t see a thing and his kidneys and liver are bad as well as severe anemia. His anemia is so bad we can’t even put him on a drip. While I was driving him around I just had to keep talking to him as his head would keep dropping. His body is so weak. He is also very hard to handle as he lashes out with bites as he can’t see what is going on around him. He is terrified. The ladies called him Rocky as they are hoping he will make a comeback. It won’t be easy at all but he did start eating, drinking and resting well this evening. We will all have to keep everything crossed for this lovely boy. Whatever happens he isn’t on his own and he has the best medical care now. Rocky even let me pet his head tonight. I think he understands he is safe.

This week has been all about supporting other soup runs and organisations doing incredible work for people experiencing homelessness. We delivered a car full of supplies, and thanks to one of our volunteers travelling to Wexford, we were able to link in with the Wexford Homeless Housing Action Group. They were absolutely over the moon with the donation, and it’s inspiring to see the vital work they continue to do. Our friends at Mo Chara run a weekly soup run on Grafton Street, and we were delighted to donate 25 sleeping bags to support their efforts. This evening, we also supported A Lending Hand, who carry out outreach every Friday night after we leave O’Connell Street. So many of our friends rely on them, and we were proud to donate 30 sleeping bags and around 20 hygiene packs. Alongside this, our own soup run went ahead tonight. We served just under 300 meals — every single one given out. Every table, every bit of food, gone. We are so proud of our volunteers — their kindness, compassion, and genuine care for others is something truly special. It’s a privilege not only to support those who need it most, but to stand beside such an incredible group of people. Seeing the love and empathy in action each week is something words can hardly capture. As the weather gets warmer, the demand for sleeping bags and tents continues to grow. Many people are choosing to stay on the streets rather than in hostels — a heartbreaking reality of the current homelessness crisis, and something many soup runs are seeing and hearing every day. We also had plenty of fresh food and pastries on offer tonight, which were hugely appreciated. We hope you all have a lovely weekend and enjoy the good weather. If you’d like to support or donate, please head to: msoe.ie/donate

I WANT MY COUNTRY BACK!🇬🇧 A young woman made a confused report to the police that she was raped by a group of men on her way home from a club, and believes it happened between 2.00am-4.00am outside a church. The woman is unwell and is hospitalised, and no doubt a rape kit is administered to preserve any physical evidence. Meanwhile - quite rightly - the police put out a call for any witnesses or dashcam footage, which is standard operating procedure. Then the far right get involved. When no descriptions are released by the police, they start saying that it is because the perpetrators must be asylum seekers/Muslims/immigrants. A social media account invents a description of them wearing flip-flops - taken to mean sliders that a lot of young black guys wear. More and more wild conspiracies are circulated, including the police deliberately not releasing descriptions (rather than doing their job of taking forensic evidence at the claimed scene of crime and examining CCTV footage from every angle available to them from the night-club to the alleged scene of crime and beyond) Then a convicted kidnapper, former drug dealer and former "Raise the Flags" grifter - all the same person, btw - puts out a call to arms on social media, for people to attend a protest at 5.00pm one afternoon. The usual hotel-shouting suspects turn up from all over the South East. They riot. The police issue a statement saying they still don't have any evidence to confirm the crime was committed as claimed. They attack an HMO simply because it is an HMO, even though they have been told that there are no asylum residences in Epsom. Turns out it was housing vulnerable people. They identify what they believe must be an asylum hotel - first a Premier Inn. Nope. Then a Travelodge, where they demand entry to check who they have staying there and demand to see their "books". A few days later, the police make a further statement, and a woman with a microphone demands to know what the outcome of any medical checks on the woman complainant was. Read that paragraph again: a WOMAN with a MICROPHONE is asking the police to reveal MEDICAL EVIDENCE relating to a potential RAPE VICTIM to a crowd of braying flag-bedecked football casuals and racists. The far right grifters and their hard-of-thinking followers still maintain this is a police cover-up while simultaneously sharing evidence of where other asylum-seekers or migrants have been convicted, so obviously the police didn't cover up those crimes, Einstein. The leader of the Pink Ladies - newly defected to Reform UK - shares photos of some completely different migrants in another area of the country and claims they are the photos the police are hiding from us all, because the police don't want you to know about migrants who commit crimes, (even though she was, obviously, sharing yesterday the reports of the terrible rape that happened in Brighton where the police arrested and prosecuted three asylum-seekers.) And now we know the poor woman was, in fact, the victim of some form of head injury which left her presumably very confused and frightened and had mistakenly made a report to the police. And there are STILL Einsteins out there claiming it was a cover up. I WANT MY COUNTRY BACK FROM THESE DANGEROUS PEOPLE, AND THEIR PSYCHOTIC CHEER-LEADERS. I WANT MY COUNTRY BACK FROM THE HATEFUL GREMLINS THAT FILL MY TIMELINE WITH THEIR DELUDED CRAP DAY AFTER DAY! I WANT MY COUNTRY BACK FROM A GOVERNMENT THAT, INSTEAD OF CALLING OUT THIS APPALLING ESCALATION OF HATRED AND BIGOTRY, PLAYS ALONG WITH IT IN THE HOPE OF GAINING VOTES!

@CraneFrazier @maryharryheff @LeoForde Same thing happened at the new Spurs stadium. Turned out contractors who supported Arsenal, Chelsea etc were sabotaging the fire inspections. In the end they had to bring in people instead of using the on-site contractors

@maryharryheff @LeoForde they're thinking its an inside job , one of the workforce

So 15 FIRES IN A WEEK AT THE NATIONAL CHILDRENS HOSPITAL, WILL IT EVER OPEN

@txurini @HolyJazus @Mick_O_Keeffe @OldNormality @ManDearSir @mcgregorufc22 Another child trying to get attention. Imagine thinking the people tagged are to be admired!

@dgptraynor @HolyJazus @Mick_O_Keeffe @OldNormality @ManDearSir @mcgregorufc22 Exactly. Im in the basque country and it certainly isn't 1.50

Greetings from Spain €1.50 a litre of diesel €1.40 a litre of petrol. Martin is robbing the Irish people. @Mick_O_Keeffe #irelandisfull @OldNormality @ManDearSir @mcgregorufc22

@brianmlucey I'm still waiting on him to tell me where in Spain diesel is €1.50. This is at a self service station so price is discounted.

Greetings from Spain, where * Average annual wages are c50% Ireland * Unemployment is x2 Ireland * Minimum Wage is 60% Ireland * Diesel price is 70% Ireland Much sunnier and better food mind....

@Stipe @teslaownersirl Really?

@dgptraynor @teslaownersirl nope, that’s wrong

Cybertruck parked outside Sandyford this evening

@Rosenseye @rfwalsh86 I agree that the government should build affordable housing and that new private houses should be offered to the populace in the first place.

@dgptraynor @rfwalsh86 Thats a relatively modern concept only gaining momentum in the past hundred years; concerning how self interested the current Government is, you wouldn’t really want them as your landlord. People should have the option to buy a house and not to be shafted by their government.

Why not fine anyone in possession of vacant properties to such a level it makes in unviable 🤷‍♂️ likewise people with multiple properties for Airbnb. There's plenty of housing we just have greedy neoliberals hoarding it #HowIrelandWorks #MediaBias #CorruptKip #LowrysLackeys

@Rosenseye @rfwalsh86 I think you need to revise your understanding of political sciences . Government should be building houses and not leaving it to the private sector. Nothing wrong with being a bit of a leftie 🙂

@dgptraynor @rfwalsh86 Im not, Id want anything opposite of that. FF/FG have made a mess out of housing and there are others, such as SF and PBP, who want to double down on it.

@Rosenseye @rfwalsh86 You're literally advocating a socialist policy!

@rfwalsh86 Or, heres a better idea, Government admits that socialist policies arent working out and make housing affordable again.