Mandatory watching. A sour grapes Fine Gael candidate who didn’t get elected calling out Donegal for being negative gets humbled with a list of facts. Fair play to radio presenter. Her response is what you’d expect
Fine Gael’s conduct in this election campaign has been extraordinary. At the outset it devised a budget that broke promises to keep social welfare payments in step at least with inflation, the failure over 13 years to provide houses for those who need them, the spectacular wastage of public money, the mountains of our cash to buy our votes, the inclusion of at least one thug among its candidates and a determination to shout down opponents in debates. Well done.
Our over 35s team of TSS greats we put together to play in the @NemoRangersGAA Jim Cremin tournament today . All good so far and they are into the semi final . Go well lads 👏👏💪💪#TSS
Terrible atmosphere minutes ahead of kick off between France and Israel at the Stade de France.
As it should be. Bravo to every football fan who has refused to normalise having a genocidal state playing football.
Governments don’t represent the people.
What will happen now, by the way, is a load of "liberals" who said nothing about Gaza except handwringing will "discover" their conscience.
They will turn it into a partisan issue, seeing it now as "Trump's war", and passionately denounce it.
Nauseating cynics.
If you hear any words today. Let them
Be this. @FranceskAlbs speaking truth to power. As the United Nations Special Rapporteur, here she is passionately condemning the global community's silence and lack of empathy for the Palestinian people. United we stand 🕊️
"BBC is pro-Israel,... many in the West don't see it as a genocide, but across the world, we see it as a genocide and a holocaust. You cannot hide it from the world." — Tehran University's Prof. Mohammad Marandi tells BBC.