M6880

I wonder if regular dogs look at police dogs and think oh fuck it's the cops!

[gript @griptmedia]

Lawless said that the Dáil should be allowed to vote on EU Migration Pact before it comes into effect, saying it was passed by a tiny margin, and that the mandate has changed since 2024

https://t.co/2yeF5e2qeZ

[Elaine Mullally ☘️ @mullallyelaine]

The EU
Migration pact was pushed onto the Irish people by its government. Ireland is in many crisis and we really don’t need the added stress of this pact which will be in on 12th June.

[Damian @raggedlines]

Oh well, no one could have guessed that a violent criminal who had just knifed someone might knife again.

[Eric Nelligan @eric_nelligan]

When will enough people call stop to this nonsense?

[Dr. Eoin Lenihan @EoinLenihan]

Aontu's Paul Lawless calls for a debate and vote on opting out of the EU Migration Pact alongside the party's stance that it should be put to a referendum.

Good work.
👇👇👇

[David Atherton @daveatherton]

This is how the altercation between Vickrum Digwa and Henry Novak began.

Nowak was walking back to his student accommodation alone, jovially sending Snapchat videos to his friends. He was slightly affected by alcohol but well under the drink-drive limit. He accidentally brushed or bumped into Digwa on the street.

Digwa, who was sober but openly wearing an 8-inch (21cm) ceremonial blade (shastar) over his clothing, confronted Nowak aggressively.

Video recovered from Nowak's phone captured Digwa squaring up to him and aggressively asking if he thought he was a "bad man". Nowak walked away and "cheekily" repeated or mocked the phrase back to Digwa.

Digwa aggressively pursued the teenager, pulled out the blade, and stabbed him five times as Nowak tried to escape by climbing over a fence.

It seems 21 years was too little.

[Malachy Steenson @MalachySteenson]

Unbelievable

[Cllr Gavin Pepper @gavpepper85]

The EU Migration pact is a disaster. We need out of it now.
Dublin is not safe.

[Maddy2 @AMaddy2]

Héloïse
« Mon fils, qui travaille à présent dans une brasserie à République, m’a fait le récit de la nuit du match de finale PSG/Arsenal .
Au début de la soirée des clients sont tranquillement attablés . L’ambiance est bon enfant. RAS. Progressivement, après la fin du match, la rue se remplit de types cagoulés qui lancent des mortiers de l’autre côté de la rue. Un client se plaint du désordre . Un type dirige son mortier vers le client et le vise. Le mortier atterrit sur le bas du pantalon de l’homme, lui emportant la moitié du pied. Scène de panique: hurlements de douleur , cris de peur de ses voisins. Appel des pompiers et de la police. L’homme est emmené à l’hôpital. Les policiers demandent à Lucca et son patron une description du groupe d’émeutiers. Le sol de la terrasse est jonché de débris de verre et du sang du client . Il a perdu un pied . Le patron décide de fermer son établissement. Les rues avoisinantes ressemblent à un théâtre de guerre. Lucca ne peut pas s’aventurer dans le chaos pour rentrer à la maison dans le 14eme. Il appelle un ami travaillant au commissariat du 5eme arrondissement qui vient le chercher et le ramène au commissariat le temps que la situation soit maîtrisée. Il est 7h du matin quand Lucca rentre finalement. Emmanuel Grégoire, notre bon maire palestiniste multiplie les déclarations enjouées sur la victoire du PSG et déclare que tout s’est bien passé .
Comme pour le périscolaire : les victimes sont totalement effacées, ignorées, abandonnées par nos autorités.

Je vis dans une hyper réalité »

[Mandy Gall @TheMandyGall]

Omg!! So, @RTE & Children's Books Ireland have put out books which teach children about Anal Sex and our Mibister for Children cannot call it outrageous!! Totally OUTRAGEOUS @fiannafailparty.

[Carvill John @JohnJCarvill]

We demand an opt-out to the EU migration pact or give the people a referendum! - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/qzmzXW0HK3 via @Change

[RealIrishNews @RealIrishNews]

Mayo TD Paul Lawless has criticised the EU Migration Pact and called for the new Dáil to vote on it before it takes effect at the end of June.

The Aontú TD, who was not in the previous parliament, said the pact was passed in 2024 by a narrow margin of just seven votes.

He argued that the newly elected Dáil should have the chance to debate and vote on the agreement, which he believes has major implications for migration policy, national sovereignty, and public services.

Lawless stated that while a referendum would be ideal, the current Dáil must at minimum be allowed to reconsider the pact. “The Dáil, not the EU, should set our migration rules,” he said. “The pact infringes on our sovereignty.”

He raised concerns about potential obligations on Ireland to accept more migrants or provide funding, uncertain costs to the State, and pressures on housing, healthcare, and other services — particularly given Ireland’s economic profile. He also called for greater flexibility on other EU commitments, such as climate targets.

Lawless concluded that newly elected TDs should be given a say before the pact comes into force.

[dejanira @dejanirasilveir]

🚨🚨EXPLOSIVAS DECLARACIONES del Eurodiputado holandés Marcel de Graaff, lanza bombas de verdades sobre Ucrania:

"Ucrania es el mayor proveedor de niños para redes de pedófilos; trata de personas y sustracción de organos"

"Cuenta con Residencias Infantiles con madres en gestación con ese fin" 😳👇

ESPELUZNANTE!! ESTE DIPUTADO DICE LA VERDAD ANTE LA CÁMARA DE DIPUTADOS.

Escuche al Eurodiputado Graaff DENUNCIAR algunas verdades que nunca escucharás en los grandes Medios de Comunicación ni de nuestros políticos corruptos 👇⚔️🔥

[Niall Boylan @Niall_Boylan]

Omg this woman is out of her depth. For any state organisation to encourage any child to read explicit sexual content is “outrageous” but the Minister for children just doesn’t get it. There are very sick people producing these children’s books.

[Peadar Tóibín TD @Toibin1]

The fact that a FF Minister could not say that this is wrong is incredible.

[Dave @davecoughlan80]

A suspect for the Grafton St stabbing has scrubbed his TT channel.

Unfortunately for him, he seems to be well known in the Drill Music scene, so he's tagged on shit all over the place.

There's claims he's in North London atm, but I'd expect he'd be arrested very soon.

[Conor McGregor @TheNotoriousMMA]

Stab someone in Waterford Ireland, get bail, brag about it while breaching bail conditions, stab someone else in Dublin, murder them, flee to Uk, brag more.

Ireland is a cesspit.

Left liberal demons rejoice.

[Declan Ganley @declanganley]

From the below report it seems RTÉ, Ireland’s state broadcaster, and Children’s Books Ireland (a state-funded national charity) are actively promoting the 'Read with Pride 2026' guide to children and teenagers as young as 15. One of the books they recommend, 'What’s the T?', contains explicit, step-by-step instructions on how to perform anal sex, including advice on lubrication, douching, and other sexual acts. Let me be crystal clear about what this actually means under Irish law. The age of consent in Ireland is 17. Full stop. Under Section 17 of the Criminal Law (Sexual Offences) Act 2017, it is a criminal offence for any person to engage in a 'sexual act' with a child under 17. 'Sexual act' is explicitly defined to include anal penetration. Consent is completely irrelevant. A 15-year-old cannot legally consent to any sexual activity – vaginal, oral or anal. If the act takes place, the older person is committing the offence of defilement of a child / sexual act with a child. There is a very narrow “close-in-age” defence only if the accused is less than two years older than the 15-year-old and the relationship is not exploitative. Anyone older than that has no legal defence. In plain English: if a 15-year-old follows the instructions in the book RTÉ & Children’s Books Ireland are pushing, & has anal sex with someone outside that tiny exemption, the person having sex with them is committing a serious criminal offence; what the public rightly calls statutory rape. This is not 'inclusion. This is not 'education'. This is state-linked & funded organisations normalising & providing how-to guidance on sexual acts that are *illegal* when carried out with children under 17. If it's not technically grooming, it's its next door neighbour. Taxpayers and TV Licence payers are funding this. RTÉ is broadcasting it. Children’s Books Ireland, which receives public money, is publishing the list. The Government cannot pretend this has nothing to do with them. When the state broadcaster and a state-funded body promote material that, if acted upon by its stated target audience, minors, would involve the commission of a sexual offence against that minor, it is a matter of the utmost public concern. Parents have a right to know. The Oireachtas has a duty to act. And the Minister responsible cannot simply shrug and say “parents should decide”. This has to stop. Defend the innocence of our children.
#ProtectIrishChildren

[Mary Harrington @maryharryheff]

We demand an opt-out to the EU migration pact or give the people a referendum! - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/4ODQ3QHwfE via @Change

[Ambience Enjoyer 🃏🪖🃏 @TwixBandit69]

Ben Scanlon reported on the grafton street stabbing suspect long before he stabbed someone to death the other day, remember folks there's no link between crime & migration just ignore all the Africans with multiple charges and convictions who've stabbed people, some to death.