David Nolan

Sales representative for ECI JCB . All views and opinions expressed are my own.

[Dr Harold News @DrHaroldNews]

Dublin Man Registers Home As Data Centre So Government Will Pay His Electricity Bills

[Keira Connolly @keira_con]

This is quite staggering, if this is what Leo thinks this is obviously what the powers that be in government feel as well. He said farmers are not as important as they think they are Ireland no longer has to pander to the interests of farmers and the agricultural industry as it is now "not in the best interests of Ireland," Ireland has too much livestock as grain has to be imported from Mercosur countries to feed them as there is not enough grass in Ireland to feed them, farmer do not matter as much as they think they do as 80% of food is now imported to Ireland haulers are more important that farmers as they get the food into Ireland.
It looks like the plan is to ensure farmers do not survive "as we all end up paying for them"
I am stunned, I would have though it would be more important for Ireland to have foods security and better for the environment not to be importing food from half way around the world but obviously not.
So what is the plan for Ireland a refugee colony and a place to build data centers as they consume 27 % of the total grid usage at the moment and 37 % by the end of this year.
Did I hear this correctly ?> Comment welcome.

[Dr. Eoin Lenihan @EoinLenihan]

Another powerful showing in the Dail today by @1PaulLawless. Himself and @kenoflynnTD have been two excellent additions to the opposition.
👇👇👇

[Paul Treyvaud @PaulTreyvaud]

Well done @MichealMartinTD and @SimonHarrisTD

The stark reality of this governments ability to run a nation.

So sad and many more businesses to follow

[Eamon Melia @EamonMelia]

Simon Harris is today worried about cancer patients because it suits him to use them as a stick to beat protesters. He didn't care about the women caught up in the Cervical check scandal when he lied to them about never having to go to court for compensation. Several women with terminal cancer had to go to court with only months to live. He is a horrible individual and should never be in a position of power.

[Louise McKenna @_louise__]

Mehole Martin says they can peacefully protest in Iran but just not in Ireland

[Poigíní Gréine @poiginigreine]

What about the rest of us?

My company has 12 vans on the road and paying nearly €2k per week for fuel. We’re not in the haulage or agri-food sector but we have 85+ employees and subcontractors who still have to get to work and it’s becoming unaffordable for them to do so.

[The Flare @TheFlareNews]

Simon Harris claims no one has the right to restrict movement of people in Ireland.

Does he think we all forgot about Covid?

[Just Aoife @aoifeh1916]

Well this hasn't aged well..

[NCC-1701G 🇮🇪 @dysonoval]

Just in case people still think the government can't lower the price of fuel - Malta is currently selling diesel at €121 per litre. Looks like their government cares about their people. #fuelprotest

[Louise McKenna @_louise__]

Most people don't realise this, but Ireland's only oil refinery at Whitegate was owned by the Irish State from 1959 until 2001 through the Irish National Petroleum Corporation, and then it was sold off by the Government without ever asking the People.

Under Bunreacht na hÉireann, Articles 1 and 6 are clear, sovereignty belongs to the People and all power is only held in trust, yet a critical piece of national infrastructure was handed into private and eventually foreign ownership as if it belonged to politicians to dispose of.

They were never the owners, they were trustees acting on delegated authority, and trustees are bound to act in the common good, not strip the State of essential assets without public consent.

So the real question every Irish man and woman should be asking is this, by what lawful authority was Whitegate sold, and how exactly did that decision serve the Irish people rather than undermine their control over their own resources?

[Mandy Gall @TheMandyGall]

Let's talk about wrecking balls Minster:
▪️€2,240,000,000 spent (so far) on a childrens hospital
▪️ €206,000 spent every single HOUR on IPAS accommodation (Govt have told us 81% economic migrants)
▪️ €336,000 spent on a bike shelter
▪️ €1,000,000 spent on bringing Ukranian dogs over
....and a ton more

[Fella Writes @fellawrites]

Helen McEntee, 2020

#fuelprotests

[Gareth @GarethNotGarth]

Ireland enforces Vehicle Registration Tax despite the EU ruling it is illegal. Our government deliberately use the EU when they want to screw taxpayers for green reasons and ignores the EU when it wants to for the same reasons.

[Mick Caul @caulmick]

The Government can go 'above & beyond' for certain interests @LNBDublin

While we witness shameful scenes of people, protesting to protect their livelihoods being battered & pepper sprayed by forces of the State today.

Remember that FFG Government gave a €650m tax cut to developers in Budget 2026 while the rest of us got nothing. And people with disabilities saw a cut of €1400.

#FuelProtest ⛽️ #CostofLivingCrisis #CallanElection

[Babs (Bárbara) McMahon 💚💕 #RememberMyNoah💙 @BarbaraMcMahon8]

In 2020 you stopped breast cancer screening & smear tests.. I was entitled to my free screening in 2022 but no appointment was available due to the backlog.. 2024 diagnosed with breast cancer after chasing the appointment myself so just fuck off Simon!

[Mister T @kodakfiick]

@culladgh It doesn't explain how Poland and Spain just ignored these EU directives, Ireland does not have to be the blindly obedient good little boy of Europe all the time, Ireland needs a government that puts its people first.

[Paul Thomas Investing @PaulTInvesting]

@culladgh Our government are well within their rights to lower VAT rates on Fuel.

THE LIES NEED TO END, NOW!

[CloverConversations 🇮🇪 @spioradnahEire]

@culladgh He's being disingenuous here. Other EU countries have done this - It would take years for the EU commission to act upon any infringement and would probably not act on any temp measures. We have the autonomy to reduce taxes as we see fit as a sovereign country.