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She’s proud of the violent protestors? Proud of the damage they have done? The looting, the attacks, the fires, the violence against police and innocent citizens? So is Greta going to be charged with inciting violence or be called the “Far-Left” by the media? Or is that only reserved when conservative people do things wrong?
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I always had such respect for @SharkeyArtist He is one of the good guys, and has always said it as it is. Much respect !
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It was well past time Ebun Joseph was put back in her box. And boy has Tracey O’Mahony done that this week!
Another great video. 👇👇👇
Jessica the Kildare Rose is sooo lovely. Something very special about her with another very important message about exams and college & her faith. Beautiful 🌹 #roseoftralee
@RoseofTralee_
Westmeath Rose was amazing. Beautiful and inspirational. #roseoftralee
@RoseofTralee_
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Hey RTE, I'm pretty sure the misspelling on a sign at Ceannt Station in Galway isn't the big story of the day from there. 🤔
A rail passenger noticed an Irish language sign at Ceannt Station in Galway was spelled incorrectly. But the issue in Ceannt Station is not an isolated one
rte.ie/news/connacht/2026/08…
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Don't forget of course that Afghanistan is the country currently on a cricket tour here in Ireland. And the plan is for Ireland to tour there next year. Our hypocrisy is limitless when we overlook what happens in that country. If only they had a link with Israel.
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This is a photo of Helen Ogbu and her husband in Nigeria.
Look at the bottom right corner.
It was taken in 2010, 4 years after Helen first claimed asylum in Ireland.
Attack WAS 💯 appaling but @DrUmarAlQadri may have studied but he declares he/Muslims honor Jesus too bt he's NOT talking abt Jesus Christ, SON of God who was crucified (another thing he denies) rose fm the dead.
He declares Our God is the same as his Allah! Why the gaslighting?
When I speak about Christianity, it is not from a place of ignorance or distance. I have had the honour of studying Christian Theology at Trinity College Dublin, within the Irish School of Ecumenics. Over the years, I have engaged deeply with Christian scholars, bishops, priests, and faith leaders from across the world in meaningful interfaith dialogue.
I have consistently spoken out against the persecution of Christians, particularly in Muslim-majority countries where our Christian brothers and sisters have faced injustice. I was among the few Muslim scholars of Pakistani descent who unequivocally condemned the murder of Governor Salman Taseer and publicly advocated for the release and freedom of Aasia Bibi, a Christian woman falsely accused of blasphemy.
I have spoken in churches and I have welcomed Christian leaders into the mosque. As a Muslim, I feel a deep closeness to Christianity, for we revere Jesus Christ (peace be upon him) as one of the greatest Prophets of God, a symbol of mercy, compassion, and justice.
Therefore, when I see individuals or groups today claiming to defend “Christian values,” yet acting in ways that contradict the very teachings of Jesus (peace be upon him), I must speak.
Such people do not represent Christianity, just as extremists who commit violence in the name of Islam do not represent Islam. Those who spread hatred and division while invoking the name of faith betray the essence of that faith.
Whether Muslim or Christian, true belief must reflect mercy, humility, and love for humanity; the very principles embodied by Jesus Christ and the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon them both).
Why are you bringing Christianity into it!! We do have appalling Irish people too but you're sneakily making framing this dreadful Christian. Now maybe ask the question what kind of person r...s a 10 year old!
Which part of Christianity or Irishness allows targeting the most vulnerable?
A building in Drogheda housing people seeking international protection was attacked with fireworks, sending a baby and several children to hospital. Such acts are criminal, cowardly, and must be condemned.
Compassion and protection are at the heart of Ireland’s values and the true teachings of Christianity. 🇮🇪
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This is what real hate speech looks like and Connolly seriously needs to disassociate herself from this guy's remarks.
To Catholics casting their vote today.
Watch this short video of a #catherineconnolly event in vicar street where her supporters on stage shout (without challenge), “F*ck the Catholic Church!”.
In good conscience, I and my family will be spoiling our votes.
#SpoilTheVote25♥️
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The CEO of Tusla receives a salary of €211,000, not including expenses.
Here’s how much the board gets paid, and how much the agency’s budget has grown in recent years:
gript.ie/tusla-ceo-on-salary…
What is happening to our capital city. It's heartbreaking 💔 God be with the days
youtu.be/JBsnkrTVZ3U?feature…
Gardaí have cordoned off a number of areas around Dublin's O'Connell Street following a serious assault this morning
rte.ie/news/dublin/2025/0831…
