@EoinLenihan I listened to him today and imo he is going nowhere. He wants the EU presidency, he will hardly be in Ireland until it's over. He will step down probably after that. He loves being at the top tables and will be pushing for an EU or UN job.
Irish voters believed Eamon Ryan and the Green Party were responsible for many policies that they hate, e.g. carbon tax, ultra wokeness, etc. The public were under the impression that FFG were basically sensible and competent at their core, and were simply being forced to make concessions to radical environmentalists against their better judgement for the sake of holding the coalition together.
So the voters destroyed the Green Party and reduced their Dáil share from 12 seats to 1, but kept FFG around, assuming they'd get a steady hand of the old parties unencumbered by window box salads and wolves.
And yet now the Greens are gone, but the policies people hate remained.
It's almost like the Green Party weren't actually the primary culprit, and were only a convenient mudguard for the bigger parties, who are actually the primary defenders of this stuff.
@EireGalloglaigh@wethepeopleeire@Politicorak As usual, we have Maxists trying to lecture Travellers and other groups on critical theory. Of course, there is the ubiquitous Pally flag. Have you ever thought nobody wants your communist upotia that always ends in destruction and mass murder.
@wethepeopleeire@EireGalloglaigh@Politicorak Well said, travellers are Irish, so racism can't be used here. What the sneaky left want to do is equate our travellers with the Roma and other immigrants. They want to divide Irish people and pit us against each other. This should be resisted by every Irish person.
@OpeWoodWorks@garrettdonnelly You can see what we have to put up with in Ireland. It's great that our diaspora takes an interest in what is happening here. Keep it up, brother. Donnelly is a paid government stooge like all our media filth.