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Iar mhuinteoir Mata. Taighdeoir is Trachtaire faoi usaid na Gaeilge. Gniomhai Pobail Gaeltachta. Den eite cle ach gan aon bhaint le pairti.

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@cruhier @CnaG @potiarnaigh @deptinfra @belfastcc Lan le daoine seafoideacha a bhfuil faitios orthu roimh an eagsulacht, b'fheidir.

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@CMacCoille @Luas Níl tada crazy faoin smaoineamh sin. Ceann gach 5 noiméad ag dul idir Heuston agus Connolly gan stopadh ach ag soilsí do dhaoine aneas/aniar ag dul ó thuaidh nó do dhaoine ag tíocht ón Enterprise a bheadh ag iarraidh go Heuston le traen siar nó ó dheas a fháil.

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@Jacob_Rees_Mogg Does Jeffrey really want 'power-sharing' to work? Wasn't he the Unionist negotiator who walked out of the negotiations 25 years ago, the Belfast Agreement which is the basis for power sharing and joined the DUP, a party which refused to sign up to power-sharing.

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@JamieBrysonCPNI @JamesCleverly Sorry to have to correct you, James, but the Irish Protestant Ascendancy surrendered Irish sovereignty to Great Britain in 1800, when they voted to accept the Act of Union and abolish the Irish Parliament. Of course Irish Catholics had no say in the matter, at the time.

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@LallyLangford Excellent questions.

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@mooreholmes24 BREXIT IS BAD FOR NORTHERN IRELAND. SURELY THE PROTOCAL IS AN ATTEMPT TO MAKE IT A BIT BETTER, BY GIVING NI EASY ACCESS TO EU SINGLE MARKET.

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@brogan_amc BECAUSE NI is territorially part of Ireland. The Scots would love to have unfettered access to Single Market, as the Protocol allows for NI.

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@mooreholmes24 Some people would say that NI has been under a 'foreign jurisdiction', as you call it, since 1801.

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@JoeBrolly1993 An ceart ar fad agat.

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@JamieBrysonCPNI ?

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@podonovan @FineGael Go mba he dhuit, Patrick. Go n-eiri leat I do phost nua.

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@Cathal1798 Surely it was a matter for the people whether or not to accept the Treaty and when they got the opportunity to have their voices heard 70% + voted for candidates who accepted the Treaty should be worked.

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@callingCHH This is the best analysis of the DUP's position I've ever heard from a politician. He calls it as he sees it! Bullaí fir, Ken!

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@EliotWilson2 @Libbibina @BethRigby @fascinatorfun @wizbates @AgnesChambre Is that some kind of a defence for 'sexual predators' in present government? Its a bit like the people who cite US/NATO war crimes in Iraq who as a defence for Russian war crimes in Ukraine.

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@ColinVincent20 @tconnellyRTE @EmmanuelMacron @trussliz A Superior Complex but inferior political intelligence, I suspect.

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@jimtavare @tconnellyRTE @EmmanuelMacron @trussliz She'll probably say why is it we can't in the UK have all the benefits of EU membership without being a member? Why are you insisting we comply with the agreements and treaties we signed? We never intended they should be binding.

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@BobbyMcDonagh1 "Except for sovereign states that we decide to invade and attempt to colonise!"

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@IanMaher7 It might end well, if the Tories are turfed out at the next election!

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@eyejosh Hope you are right.

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@Michael08483429 @BobbyMcDonagh1 @PANAIreland @shannonwatch @irishmissionun Would you like, Michael, to give us a breakdown of how the responsibility should be apportioned? I'm sure Germany did not bear sole responsibility for World War II either, according to your reckoning, Hitler claiming the right to 'protect' German speaking communities in Poland.