Adrian Carney

[Johnny Midnight ⚡️ @its_The_Dr]

Wow! Now that’s Loud! 125 Decibels Scotland Fans break Noise record in Boston.

[The Laymans Take @thelaymanstake]

This last two weeks in Ireland migrants and their offspring have:

-Beheaded a woman
-Attempted beheading of a man
-Hunted, beat to death and filmed the murder of an man.
-A mob of them stabbed a man to death on Irelands busiest shopping street.
-Are on the street doing Voodoo curses and rituals on Irelands oldest department store because one of their co-ethnics died after repeatedly robbing the place and breaking and 80 year old hip.

So today Finna Fail would like you to know that they are putting an African migrant in a position of power so these people can one day rule you.

This party and everyone like them need to burn for what they've done.

[Cllr Gavin Pepper @gavpepper85]

I believe two referendums are now needed in Ireland.

The first should be on Ireland’s position regarding EU migration policy. The Irish people should have a direct say on major decisions that affect our country, our communities, and our public services. Legal migration is welcome and necessary. People who come here with proper visas, skills, and a willingness to contribute are an important part of Ireland. But uncontrolled or illegal migration, and any EU policy that limits Ireland’s ability to manage its own borders, should not be decided without the clear consent of the Irish people.

The second referendum should be on the future of RTÉ. It is time to ask the public whether RTÉ should remain publicly funded or be privatised. Many good and decent people work in RTÉ, and this is not an attack on them. But RTÉ must fully disassociate itself from political party influence, whether that influence is real or perceived.

Where any staff, presenters, board members, contributors, or decision-makers have current or past connections to political parties, those connections should be openly declared. A publicly funded broadcaster cannot be seen to have links, loyalties, or sympathies towards any political party, including Fine Gael, Fianna Fáil, the Social Democrats, Labour, Sinn Féin, independents, or any other political group. RTÉ must be completely independent, politically neutral, transparent, and accountable to the people who fund it.

Taxpayers are being asked to fund RTÉ while many ordinary people are struggling with the cost of living, housing, health, and public services. If RTÉ receives public money, then the Irish people deserve confidence that it represents all sections of society fairly, not just the views of political insiders or establishment parties.

The Irish people deserve a say on both issues. These decisions are too important to be left only to government, political parties, or insiders.

[Niall Boylan @Niall_Boylan]

It’s June in Dublin. 15 degrees, grey skies, cloud, drizzle , miserable and enough wind to remind you summer is merely a figment of our imagination.
Strange how we only hear from RTÉ and George “Doomsday” Lee when there’s a warm day in May. When it’s cold, wet and miserable in the middle of June, the climate catastrophe seems to take a day off.

[Peadar Tóibín TD @Toibin1]

Fuel is not a luxury.
Mícheál, stop taxing people out of existence.
https://t.co/s635mjkDdm

[Susanne Delaney @SuzieD755164]

THIS IS A CALL TO EVERY MAN & WOMAN IN IRELAND...IT'S TIME
Will you answer Ireland's call at this pivotal turning point in our history? After Gardaí (and PSNI) ambushed the men who feed us? The men who deliver the goods we need? Men who we will have no food without? Men who work hard and are robbed blind? Like the rest of us are robbed? Men peacefully protesting to save their livelihoods and feed their children? Will you stand by after 14-year-old boys were pepper sprayed? After women were pushed over by those who swore to protect us? Will you condone tractors and trucks being seized even after peaceful protesters stepped down? Will you send a message that ambushing peaceful men in the middle of the night is not going to be tolerated?
We all know something is JUST NOT RIGHT in Ireland (and in other EU countries). We all feel it in our gut. Our bones. Our souls. We see it in the cost of everything. We see it in our bare cupboards. We see it in our empty wallets. We see it at the fuel pumps. We see it in the house prices. We see it when we watch entire town loads of our young leave Ireland because they have no choice. We see it in government actions that never benefit us, but always benefit someone else. We see how our opinions and protestations are turned into attacks on our characters. We see wrongdoing all around us and the truth is we have been far too compliant for far too long.
Ireland is a country with plentiful natural resources, all given away, all for greed. It is a great little country, for everyone other than us. For politicians friends. For data centres. Corporations and Globalists with agendas that will forever change the course of our country and the future of her people.
The government, like many others, is actively attempting to decimate our farmers and more besides. Replace our food with lab grown meat, EU sanctioned cricket meal and massive industrial GMO corporate farming. There are bigger agendas at play and those we pay no longer serve us and we know they will send riot police for us too. Things are going to get bad. What had happened with our farmers and hauliers will not be an isolated event. There is no denying that. We can no longer sit at home and watch from the sidelines, and we are running out of time. Our children and grandchildren need us to get off our knees. Rise up. IT'S TIME TO GET MAD. It's time to say "I'M AS MAD AS HELL, AND I'M NOT GOING TO TAKE THIS ANYMORE!".
Please watch until the end.
Follow us @IrishInquiry.
Thank you all.

[Declan Ganley @declanganley]

Taking here now with ‘Justin’, a local Galway City man who has joined the protest this evening at Galway Port. Have a listen, he speaks for many #FuelProtest

[Rebecca Mistereggen @RMistereggen]

Europe says it has solved the migration crisis.

How? Well, the EU's forcing nations to "pay or play" with migration: either open your borders to unchecked inflows or fork over millions in "solidarity" cash.

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

The stars of Back to the Future (1985) still show up together at conventions to thank fans for supporting the trilogy. Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson, and Thomas F. Wilson regularly reunite to celebrate the legacy of the films.

[Keira Connolly @keira_con]

I wrote about the amount of social welfare a refugee who is a single mother could expect to obtain with 3 children having never worked in Ireland, I think it is important to circle back to Jozef Puska who murdered Ashling Murphy in cold blood.
Facts are important, Jozef Puska's and his brothers Marek Puska and Lubomir Puska moved to Ireland in 2013.

At the time of Jozef Puska's trial it was entered into evidence that Jozef Puska's and his brothers did not work in Ireland.

Jozef Puska and his immediate family lived in a 5 bedroom council house in Mucklagh, near Tullamore, County Offaly.

This was described in multiple reports as "secured shortly before the murder" and referred to in commentary as "free" or state-provided social housing.

Jozef Puska personally received disability benefit (Illness Benefit or Invalidity Pension equivalent), reported around €166 per week (approx. €680–€720 monthly.

It was was reported in 2025 in court related coverage that the broader Puska extended family household (including Jozef, his wife Lucia Istokova, his brothers Marek and Lubomir Puska, their wives, and a total of 14 children across the group) received over €2,500 per week in social welfare.

One breakdown in discussions referenced high child related payments due to the large number of children (e.g., estimates of €40,000+ annually in child supports alone for 14 kids).

The family would also be entitled to free medical cars, and all the other social welfare benefits despite being unemployed.

Over their 10–12 stay in Ireland They potentially received €1.3–€1.5 million+ in total payments to the extended household (very approximate; rates increased gradually, e.g., core benefits rose from €188/week in 2013 to €244–€254 by 2025/2026, and child numbers grew).

And now it is costing Ireland again to keep them in prison.

Jozef Puska No fixed term,
Could serve 15–30+ years or more Projected future (e.g., if serves another 10 years minimum) €990,000+ (total potentially €1–3 million+ over decades, adjusted for inflation).

Marek Puska (brother; 30 months / 2.5 years sentence)
With 25% remission: serves 22.5 months (1.875 years).
Estimated total cost: €185,000–€186,000

Lubomir Puska (brother; 30 months / 2.5 years sentence)
Estimated total cost: €185,000–€186,000

Viera Gaziova (Lubomir's wife.
Sentences reported as 24–30 months, varying slightly by source using 24 months as common)
With 25% remission: serves 18 months (1.5 years).
Estimated total cost: €148,500–€149,000.

Jozefina Grundzova (Marek's wife
Sentences reported as 21–27 months—using 21 months as lower end in some reports)
With 25% remission: serves 15.75 months (1.31 years).
Estimated total cost: €130,000.

Lucia Istokova (Jozef's wife 20 months sentence)
With 25% remission serves 15 months (1.25 years).
Estimated total cost: €123,800–€124,000.

Long term family total for prison costs (if Jozef serves e.g., 20 years total) Could exceed €2–3 million+ (highly variable; life sentences often cost millions per person over time).

Estimate for Puska's trial defence Free Legal Aid (taxpayer cost) Likely €400,000–€800,000+

Estimate for the five family members' defence Likely €200,000–€500,000+ total

Overall Estimate for All Parties (Entire Family Cases)
Lowend estimate: €600,000 - €1 million total taxpayer funded legal aid across all defendants.

Higher realistic estimate: €800,000–€1.5 million+, accounting for full teams, duration, and 2023/2025 payouts to key lawyers involved in Puska-related matters.

This excludes prosecution costs (State-funded separately via DPP/Courts Service) or any ongoing appeal elements for Jozef Puska.

Jozef Puska has filed an appeal against his conviction for the murder of Ashling Murphy. He was granted legal aid for the appeal in April 2024 by the Court of Appeal.

A hearing date has been set for April 23 and 24, 2026, in the Court of Appeal (confirmed in December 2025 by Court of Appeal President Ms Justice Caroline Costello).

This could be another €400 - €800 K + in legal fees.

It would be safe to say that the Puska family cost the state of Ireland over €9-€10 Million euros for their time here.

Bearing in mind that an EU citizen moving to Ireland who does not work is generally not entitled to claim most social welfare benefits immediately or automatically, especially means-tested social assistance payments.

EU free movement rules (under Directive 2004/38/EC, implemented in Ireland via the European Communities (Free Movement of Persons) Regulations 2015) allow EU/EEA/Swiss citizens to live in Ireland without a visa or work permit, but access to welfare is restricted to prevent becoming an "unreasonable burden" on the social assistance system.

Initial Period (First 3 Months / 90 Days)

A person has an automatic right to reside in Ireland for up to 90 days.
During this time, the person cannot claim social assistance (means-tested payments like Jobseeker's Allowance, Supplementary Welfare Allowance, or most disability/invalidity supports) unless in exceptional circumstances.
The person must support themselves (e.g., through savings, private income, or family support) and have comprehensive health insurance to avoid becoming a burden.
If a person arrive specifically to look for work, they are explicitly not entitled to claim social welfare while job-seeking in the first period.

After 3 Months (Longer-Term Residence)To stay beyond 90 days,

A person must qualify under one of the EU categories, such as being employed or self-employed (even part-time or low-hours; no minimum income threshold, but genuine work).
Being a student with sufficient resources and health insurance.
Being self-sufficient (enough funds + comprehensive sickness insurance to not burden the system).
Being a family member of someone in one of the above categories.

If a person does not fall into these (e.g., arrive and remain without working, without sufficient private resources, or without qualifying work history), The person right to reside can be limited or revoked if you rely on social assistance.

So the big question is why was the Pusku family allowed to reside here for so long without being deported.

Had the family been deported Ashling Murphy would still be alive and the state would be €10 million euros better off.

[Declan Ganley @declanganley]

Ireland opting in to the EU migration pact is up there for dumb and very expensive decisions. It needs to be reversed.

[Dweller @One_Way_Home]

We all need more of this…

[Gazelle غز��له شارمهد @GazelleSharmahd]

Calling on all activists and allies: KEEP POSTING EVERYTHING FROM IRAN.
Tag @realdonaldtrump.

President Trump — this is your moment.
Speak directly to the people of Iran.
From the Oval Office.
And speak to the transitional leadership of the revolution, @officialrezapahlavi.

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WHAT WE KNOW RIGHT NOW
•A near-total internet blackout is in effect.
•Millions are in the streets, day and night.
•This is a nationwide uprising, unprecedented in scale.
•Electricity and phone lines are down, hospitals can’t call for backup — yet the people are lighting up the streets themselves.
•The regime is running out of forces and is importing proxy militias from Iraq and Lebanon — and still, the people do not retreat.

Iranians stand with courage, discipline, and unity.

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THE WORLD MUST ACT — NOW

The people vastly outnumber the regime.
If the world looks away, mass atrocities will follow.
International pressure is not interference — it is protection.

Reports continue of entire cities liberated, including large parts of Lorestan.

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THE TRUTH IS GETTING OUT

Citizen journalists are risking their lives because no international media is on the ground.
They are the eyes of the world.

For urgent updates: @iranintltv | @nufdiran | @pahlavicomms

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MESSAGE TO OUR FRONTLINE
To the people on the ground and the revolutionary networks inside Iran:

You are prepared.
You are organized.
You are making history.

The world is watching — in awe of your bravery and heroism.
Help is on the way.

Continue what you already know how to do:
reclaim street after street, square after square, cities, provinces, all the way to the final stage:
Entering every ministry of the Ayatollah occupation and reclaiming it for the people of Iran.

This is not chaos.
This is a liberation movement.

And nothing —NOTHING— can stop a nation of lions and lionesses from being FREE.

[Rob Roos 🇳🇱 @Rob_Roos]

NGO's, the greatest scam in plain sight indeed.

NGOs are just government proxies, funded to push agendas the state can’t legally execute and to circumvent the will of the people.

No checks. No balances. No oversight. Just unregulated power masquerading as “civil society.”

The @EU_Commission paid billions to circumvent democracy while preaching ‘rule of law’ and ‘European values’ daily.

[Paul Treyvaud @PaulTreyvaud]

Why don’t they ever give a weeks tax free salary as a Christmas bonus to those that work their nuts off day in day out.

[Niall Boylan @Niall_Boylan]

We are all feeling the impact of climate change,” he says. Really? How exactly is he scientifically measuring the “we all” part? Do these clowns honestly believe they can control a constantly changing climate by banking on nonexistent “sustainable” fuels, demonising the fossil fuels that keep our economy alive, and piling pointless green taxes onto already struggling citizens?
#AbolishTheGreenAgenda

[Adrian Carney @Adrian1C]

@real_eire Blather, blather, blather, while I'm on it. EU migration and freedom of movement. You think I can move to Slovakia or Poland tomorrow and sign on welfare for 10 yrs? Dream on, we are not a serious country!

[Adrian Carney @Adrian1C]

@real_eire This absolote nonsense talk about international obligations does my head in, why do we have an obligation to do this to ourselves. We don't, just shut this nonsense down! And if we are to have a certain amount of immigration it should be from culturally compatible societies!

[Keira Connolly @keira_con]

MacEntee has a lot to answer for during her term as MOJ she admitted that in 2023 out of 7,300 deportation orders issued only 89 people actually self deported from the country.
In my opinion as soon as someone receives a deportation order all social welfare payments should be shut down as well as medical cards and anything the government supplies as well as freezing any bank accounts the person has, it is very simple cut off the money, and deport them.

[Adrian Carney @Adrian1C]

@NimaYamini @elonmusk what's right is not always right and what's wrong is not always wrong, and, sometimes what's right can be wrong. Funny that, when ya know, ya know! #4dchess