These are the parties in Ireland who do not care if you or your loved ones get their heads cut off in the street. They’ve done what they can to ensure it.
Fianna Fáil
Fine Gael
Sinn Fein
The Greens
Labour
Social Democrats
People Before Profit
All but a handful of Independents
Watched the video. It's horrible.
I have to say - these videos light a rage in me that I can't even describe. I am so, SO angry and SO sad that WHITE countries continue to put up with this shit because "tolerance"
Because being called "racist" is more frightening than watching our countrymen hacked to death, stabbed, shot, raped, mutilated.
I'd rather be called racist all day long than stand back and watch my fellow people get their heads hacked off by a 50 IQ foreigner from an African shithole.
I am just... done.
Credit to whoever made this 👇
We need independent media now more than ever.
In print, radio, TV and online.
There should be more collaboration between the big online Irish voices.
Even just a message or 2 per week to discuss narrative and information sharing.
We need to combat government funded propaganda of MSM and fight back against the blatant racism against white Irish lives.
@EmployRightsIE And the unemployment rate is currently under 5% (best ever in 2023 3.8%) but social welfare has sky rocketed.
In comparison to 15-18% unemployment rate in the 2010s when the workers needed a dig out & after the bail out.
That chart just highlights the complete incompetence
Think Michael Healy-Rae the wealthiest TD in the Dáil, is a man of the people? Lets have a gander at this cutest-of-hoors staggering finances and property portfolio....
He declared 14 houses for letting in Kerry, three guest houses, one rented commercial unit, a vacant premises, an apartment for letting, an unspecified number of apartments in a separate development, an unspecified number of rooms for letting, and student accommodation in Limerick. That's before you get to the rest.
Based on CSO median property price data for December 2025, his residential and guest house portfolio is estimated to be worth around €5.6 million. Twelve properties in the Killarney, Kilgarvan, Kenmare and Barraduff area, where the median house price sits at €332,500, give a rough valuation of €3.99 million.
Then his six properties in the Tralee and Castleisland area, with a median of €270,000, add another €1.62 million on top. The actual figure could be higher or lower. The register isn't that specific.
On the rental income side, 14 Kerry two-bedroom houses at current market rents would generate €18,340 per month, or €220,080 per year. https://t.co/eVNC8FjlgK figures show listed monthly rents on two-bedroom houses in Kerry rose 7.3 per cent last year to €1,310, with four-bedroom houses up 8.8 per cent to €1,879.
Then there's the land. He owns 100 acres of farmland and forestry in Kilgarvan, another 42 acres of forestry, and a further 4 acres of farmland elsewhere in the area. Based on the most recent Sherry FitzGerald assessment of €14,125 per acre for southwest farmland, the 100-acre holding alone could be worth around €1.46 million. The Institute of Professional Auctioneers and Valuers values Munster forestry at €6,960 per acre, putting the 40-acre forestry plot at approximately €278,000.
His company Roughty Properties received €470,000 from the Department of Children in 2024 for Ukrainian accommodation, paid out month by month, €49,640 in March, €52,080 in April, and so on. He also draws income from Kerry County Council's rental accommodation and housing assistance payment schemes.
He has been a landlord since he was 18. When he first entered the Dáil in 2011 he already owned 14 properties! The register shows 16 properties in 2016, 19 in 2018, 21 in 2020, 24 in 2022, and 28 for 2025, including his family home.
Public records show none of the four companies he directs, Roughty Properties, Black Cap & Co, ML Healy-Rae Properties and Roughty Plant Hire, ever drew down a mortgage. The family plant hire business, now primarily run by his nephew Johnny Healy-Rae, recorded net assets of €4.6 million at the end of 2024.
It received €501,000 for Kerry County Council work in 2025 and €384,000 in 2024. Cork County Council paid a further €334,135 across the same two years. Ah but sure begorrah, he doesn't care about money. He's a lovely wee hat and sure he only cares about de poor folk like you and me...
Was having a look through the Munster hurling round robin. Some stats (All obviously leaving out 2020/21):
6 years. 60 games in total. 51 had a winner. 9 draws.
Clare & Limerick are equal on combined points (32)
Cork & Waterford have never won 3 games or more in a year
Tipp have drawn the same amount of games as Limerick have lost (6)
2019 is the only year there wasn't a draw
Amount of times qualifying for the Munster final: Limerick (5), Clare (4), Cork (2), Tipp (1), Waterford (0)
Tipp (2019) are the only team to win all 4 games.
Tipp (2022) and Waterford (2019) are the only teams to lose all 4 games.
Cork and Waterford have never finished top. Limerick (twice), Clare (three times) and Tipp (once) are the three to finish top.
Waterford (4 times) and Tipp (twice) are the only teams to finish bottom.
Three teams have finished 3rd. Limerick (once), Tipp (twice) and Cork (three times)
Waterford are the only team to never get out of the Munster round robin
Limerick are the only team to get out of the Munster round robin ever year
@PaulSommerville 🎯 bullseye…. Glad the PAYE worker is still paying USC indefinitely and LPT with the local councils ensuring taking a 🍰 of course. #Racketeering