Deborah McMahon

[Dr. Marcus De Brun @indepdubnrth]

The case against me by the Irish Medical Council is to be concluded by the Council and its verdict will be issued at 9am next Thursday, June 4th . The Talbot Hotel Stilorgan Co Dublin.

Members of the Public are free to attend.

After an inquiry that has lasted almost 6yrs, myself and my family are looking forward to its conclusion.

Sincerest thanks for your encouragement, your prayers and your support over these years.

See you there!

Regardless of the verdict, myself and those colleagues who remain under investigation and subject to similar Hearings, will NOT desist in calling for justice for the Nursing Home dead, the withdrawl of genetic vaccines, and a public inquiry into Pandemic policies.

[Dr. Marcus De Brun @indepdubnrth]

In April 2020 I was an elected member of the Irish Medical Council. When I requested they investigate the catastrophic deaths of elderly residents in Nursing Homes, they refused to act. When I tendered my resignation to Simon Harris, he dismissed my concerns and my desperate pleas for intervention and inquiry.

When I resigned from the Council in protest, they placed me under investigation and began a fitness inquiry that has yet to conclude after six years.

Shortly afterwards, they made a calculated and premeditated 'example' of Dr Gerry Waters and suspended his licence for refusing to inject patients with the "vaccine" - a tactical and politically motivated strategy designed to silence the Medical Profession. A silence that was initiated by threat and suspension and then solidified by financial incentives and outright bribery.

At the time, the then President of the Irish Medical Council Dr Rita Doyle, wrote to every doctor in Ireland explicitly warning them that they/we had an "ethical duty to promote the guidelines" Not to adhere, but "promote". She turned any form of objection or dissent into a medico-legal crime!

In that letter, she effectively re-wrote the Medical Council's rules and re-wrote the Constitution of Ireland.

Now that the Medical Council feels the public have forgotten; the deaths, the consequences, the coercion etc...... they want to dispense the punishment to the doctors who tried to speak out and were placed under investigation for doing so.

Its nothing short of an open insult to those who died in the care homes, those who have been injured by the "vaccine", and it is a stark reminder that at the top of our society: money, power and greed is all that matters.

[Paul English @paulenglish1961]

Born in Dublin, 5th January 1957, Noel Mitten. Signed as an amateur in 1972. Only played youth team football at United. His contract was cancelled in 1973 and he joined Bohemians. #MUFC #UTFR #GGMU #ManchesterUnited

[Nick Delehanty 🇮🇪 @Nick_Delehanty]

uh oh! 🚨
Attention Irish political journalists

Social Democrat candidate Daniel Ennis was company secretary of Dominicks Bargains Ltd from June 2021 to November 2023.

This company has a registered judgment against it for €28,583.

The company director is Anthony “Tony” Walsh, who was fined earlier this year after Revenue seized:

44,560 illegal cigarettes
2.75kg tobacco
approx €78,000 cash

Walsh also previously pleaded guilty in prosecutions relating to imitation Viagra / unauthorised medicines from the same premises.

RTÉ’s candidate profile described Ennis as having worked as “an operations manager at a shopping centre in Tallaght”, but his Dublin City Council disclosures reportedly only listed an unpaid volunteer role at a football club.

This information took 5 mins to find.
What the hell is going on?

[gript @griptmedia]

TD says mixed-sex toilets are now default design standard for every new school built in Ireland.

"Evidence from the UK shows girls are avoiding mixed-sex school toilets, refusing to drink during the school day and neglecting sanitary care due to fear."

https://t.co/WjDnF3kzWr

[Dr. Eoin Lenihan @EoinLenihan]

Ireland is so rich 40% of working people under the age of 35 live in their childhood bedroom without hope of buying or renting their own home.

Ireland is so rich that each month it sets new homelessness records with 17,500 people being homeless in March.

Ireland is so rich that 3 out of 5 Irish people under the age of 25 want to emigrate and 81% said they'd have a better quality of life elsewhere.

Ireland is so rich that Irish people - not high-earning non-Irish FDI tech multinational (Indian) workers, and not no-earning false asylum claimants - will at best be able to move into a garden shed out the back of their parent's home.

Ireland is so rich that when it snows elderly people across the nation - particularly in the west - are left without heat and electricity because of archaic infrastructure outside of the capital.

Ireland is so rich that hauliers and farmers recently braved being pepper-sprayed by police to try and bring notice to the fact that they are living paycheque to paycheque.

Ireland is so rich that groceries cost the second-highest in the Eurozone - 12% above the EU average. It has the highest electricity costs in Europe (excluding inflationary government subsidies). Ireland is so rich it routinely tops the most expensive lists for hotels, dining, internet, phones, postage etc.

Ireland is so rich...on paper.
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[Liz Gunn @LizGunnNZ]

The most vaccinated place in the world is in Ireland.

It's a place called Waterford.

They had the highest vaccination rate in the world.

Then they suffered the highest Covid rate in Ireland.

And then they had the highest excess deaths.

The local health authority got an award from the World Health Organisation for the way they handled the pandemic.

They had the highest death rate, having had the highest vaccination rate. 85% excess deaths at one stage they were on.

– Andrew Bridgen @ABridgen

[Ben Scallan 🇮🇪 @Ben_Scallan]

Heavily Government-funded activist State broadcaster reports on findings from heavily Government-funded activist NGO that just so happens to re-affirm Government policy.

[Elaine Mullally ☘️ @mullallyelaine]

The Irish government had to actively opt us into the EU migration Pact, we were automatically opted out, once it kicks in, we will have to pay €20,000 for every migrant we refuse or can’t take in.

Thank you Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, putting the EU above your own people’s needs, again!!

[Ben Scallan 🇮🇪 @Ben_Scallan]

I had initially thought that my fuel was too expensive, but then I learned that one of the hundreds of people protesting isn't perfect, and now I realise I should actually be taxed more.

[Laoise de Brún | Barrister | Seanad Candidate @laoisedebrun]

Dear Irish Times

You didn’t ask me on but discussed me and my work in detail so let me assist on the question posed in your heading and a few other gaping holes.

1. I am the CEO of an organisation called @TheCountessIE. We incorporated a number of years ago. I am one of three directors.

2. We weren’t “involved in a failed Referendum” but this description from @IrishTimes is quite the tell. For us as grassroots leaders of a No/No campaign that spanned 30 locations over 7 weeks, this was a landslide victory. We view the 73.9% who voted to retain A41.2 as our constituency.

3. Our constituency do not want men in female spaces or services, prisons or shelters, sports or quotas. They know a man cannot be a woman and equality is predicated on certain accommodations like single sex spaces which provide safety, dignity and privacy for women and girls. They do not want their children indoctrinated into gender, or any other ideology at school. Far from being a twitter constituency as you describe, they are the majority.

4. Our advocacy stopped the Government removing the word woman from Maternity legislation.
Our advocacy stopped the rollout of mixed sex toilets in schools.
Our advocacy helped defeat the planned collapse of the gender ground and transposition of hate speech.

5. We have evolved to address the impact of immigration which like trans, is a sacred pillar of the new left that the electorate were not allowed to vote on. We observe how the media behaves the same way with regard to each of these issues.

6. We are alive to, and well versed in, the use of an ad hominem response because we dare challenge the narrative.

7. We know we represent the majority and will continue the work.

8. The work has been recognised globally. @TheCountessIE has addressed/briefed the UN alone three times, the EU parliament, Houses of Parliament, US Assistant AG among others.
9. Thank you for the ongoing coverage of the issue at hand which is the risk presented to women and children by the policy of housing unscreened male migrants en masse in residential areas.

Le meas,

Laoise de Brún BL

[gript @griptmedia]

LAURA PERRINS: The sight of Ministers McEntee and Harris standing there insisting that there's nothing they can do about the spike in energy prices is infuriating, given that they have deliberately driven energy prices through the roof with tax:

https://t.co/6sBy9CqRBv

[gript @griptmedia]

JOHN MCGUIRK: The quiet arrest of a right-wing activist last week for a clearly humourous tweet sent years ago is a deeply concerning incident, and when - not if - it fails to see the inside of a courtroom, the Gardai should be held to account for it:

https://t.co/S6xspyOmOH

[Catholic Arena @CatholicArena]

BREAKING 🇮🇪 👶🏻

Newly disclosed figures show that 108 babies have been born alive and left to die since 2019

The revelation came in response to a question by Mattie McGrath TD

[Prolife Campaign]

[J.K. Lunden @Jklunden]

FUTURE LAWSUITS - WHO IS LIABLE - TEACHERS, PRINCIPALS, BOARD OF MANAGEMENT?
Is the Department of Education willing to accept this risk of liability when the collateral damages pile up?

[Susanne Delaney @SuzieD755164]

MINISTER DOESN'T MENTION THAT HER HUSBAND'S RELATIVES COMPANY BENEFITS FROM HSE BUDGET

By Susanne Delaney

At 17 seconds: note the exaggerated hair flip and head toss given at the exact moment you hear that little Irish girl Roxanne's parents had to crowd fund for life changing spinal surgery in the US because she was inexplicably removed from a waiting list in Ireland. This is the only toss Jennifer Carroll MacNeill will ever give about Roxanne, and it is a "couldn't be bothered" one.

A "transition/dismissal" move (a quick hair flip) can indicate a desire to change the subject, move on, or "reset" the interaction, can also indicate dismissiveness, contempt and irritation).

She looks at Ben here like a lizard surveying an insect (as he asks about why none of the HSE budget could be allocated to Roxanne). Cold, blank, emotionless. She goes on here about where all the money goes (€27 billion per year) in a manner that would seem to indicate it comes from her own pocket.

The money goes on this and that, but somehow the money just can't be found for Roxanne or children like her, whose childhoods have been effectively stolen by this government.

The minister failed to talk about how some of the health budget pays her husbands relatives who own CPL healthcare, and who likely receive thousands per health care worker they recruit (I'm sure the background and qualifications checks are real thorough...given all that money to potentially look the other way).

MacNeill has publicly denied having personal financial ties to CPL, stating that she, her parents, and her husband do not own shares.

STILL SEEMS LIKE A MASSIVE CONFLICT OF INTEREST that ANYONE in her family would be benefiting from the HSE budget in a profiteering sense while she is Health Minister, no?

In 2020, Jennifer Carroll MacNeill stated she had "no knowledge" at all of CPL's HSE contracts.
I find this claim really difficult to believe.

In the clip below, the minister breezes through her rote memory script. Without apparent empathy, remorse, or regret. She will get a pat on the back for that. She does as she is told for her big pay packet.

Despite a healthy budget, our health system is not safe and not functioning. Maybe if they didn't spend so much money on public private "partnerships," the money would stretch more?

Remember when the HSE used to directly provide homecare instead of using private companies, for example? It was cheaper, and it was far better care (as profits and cheap labour were not the number one goal).

Just to add here that while I am thankfully not in Roxanne's parents position, my 9 year old child was referred to Temple Street for a necklace ultrasound on persistent enlarged lymph nodes and I did not receive an appointment letter. I reverted back to my GP, who contacted the hospital. They then wrote back, refusing to scan my child. A different doctor did initially try to make excuses for the refusal but then admitted to me (when I pushed) that this is likely because of long waiting lists rather than a clinical decision (the hospital shouldn't contradict a GP referal).

This second doctor subsequently found another enlarged node and seemed surprised at this. He also attested she should be scanned.

I had to investigate which clinics do a paediatric scan and found only one (The Beacon). The cost is €250 which, as a low income household, I don't have (but will have to find).

Furthermore, despite it being a private clinic, my child has to wait until at least April (possibly the end of) because they have a backlog. Probably because she isn't the only one who has been refused a public scan.

How many more children in need of scans have been refused even after a GP referral? How many of them could have a serious issue, and how many families won't be able to afford to have any potential issues diagnosed on time? Finally, how long will it be before we realise what's really happening to all our public money, as children are left abandoned?

[Deborah McMahon @debmc3]

Stop the cull of Special Needs Assistants - Protect Ireland’s Most Vulnerable Pupils - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/4O5LVYiwt7 via @Change

[Dr. Marcus De Brun @indepdubnrth]

Dear Editor & Readership of the Irish Times.

It is somewhat refreshing to read your article of 12/2/26 that refers to me and to my Twitter account, and more specifically to two Twitter posts that were posted on my account several years ago, and are no longer available even to confirm context or content.

Over 5yrs of long form publications published on line in 'Cassandra Voices' and elsewhere by me in respect of Covid Science -and my letters to your paper in respect of Covid policies -were all ignored by your paper throughout the pandemic period.

Your focus on two tweets taken out of context and possibly made under the influence of alcohol; would be thoroughly hilarious were it not for the fact that it is an obvious attempt at a character assassination, and a preamble to the usual form of 'cancel culture' that your paper has applied (and continues to apply), to anyone; physician, scientist, politician, Journalist or otherwise, who might dare to disagree with the sacred doctrines of wokeism or the established Covid dogma, as curried by your paper throughout and to this very day.

Publications such as yours (at home and abroad) have consistently denied contrary opinions to established views in respect of the medicine of covid and the politics
of Ireland. The former is usually described as a 'conspiracy theorist' or 'anti-vaxer', and the latter -irrespective of history or credential credential - is generally dismissed as a 'right wing' extremist.

Your article fills me with sadness; not in respect of the hurt it attempts to deliver to myself and my family, that was accomplished several years ago and is merely being reinforced today.

Instead, your article hurts because it is yet another dictate, applied purely to deprive Covid policies of any revision. It is an attempt to deprive the victims of lockdowns or vaccines, of any voice, or any imperfect advocate.

You have deprived 'US' whomever we might be, of a place at the table, where public discourse might serve as the antidote to public division.

It is your selection of those allowed to the table that has paralysed political evolution and divided our society into the arbitrary camps of Left and Right. When in truth, we are all united in the pursuit of faith, hope, and kindness.

Thank you for your recent publication. If the capacity to 'look deeper' or to 'think independently' still persists within our divided society - then perhaps as they say : 'there is no such thing as bad publicity.'

Yours etc

Dr Marcus de Brun.

[J.K. Lunden @Jklunden]

Parents in Ireland are rising up against the sexualisation and indoctrination of children!
Thanks to the Natural Women's Council volunteers for your relentless determination getting the awareness out! 40,000 leaflets out this month and the printer is working around the clock.

[Cristian Terhes MEP @CristianTerhes]

Urgent: The European Parliament will vote on February 12, 2026 (12:00 PM, Strasbourg time) on a report that, under the pretext of promoting the status of women, calls for "the full recognition of trans women as women".

First, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, as well as other international human rights instruments, when talking about the human person, refer explicitly to the "equal rights of men and women". There are no other sex-based categories than men and women when we refer to a human person.

Redefining "woman" in law in a way contrary to human nature will create legal uncertainty and undermine hard-won protections for actual women.

Second, policies that remove human sex-based distinctions will (and already do) have consequences for single-sex spaces such as women’s bathrooms, shelters, prisons, and sports. These protections exist because, being different from men or boys, women and girls have unique vulnerabilities and deserve safety, fairness, and dignity.

Third, women’s rights were secured legally through decades of struggle. Law and policy should not dilute but reinforce those protections.

Recognizing legally that a man who pretends to be a woman is a woman undermines the very essence of our civilization and the progress made in protecting the rights of actual women.

If you want your wives and daughters to be protected in Europe and to stop this assault on womanhood, contact your MEPs ASAP to vote against this report:
https://t.co/vySTiZ0rDq

#ProtectWomen #SexNotGender #WomensRights
@elonmusk