@chewbertie69 Patrick a true Irish man proud strong & true to his convictions & be-leafs you are making history today the world is watching you wouldn’t see the government puppet standing with the community a the sign of a true leader
Belfast, north of Ireland. 🇮🇪
Local Irish men having to walk the streets 7 nights a week incase of rapes and more attempted beheadings.
We didn’t vote for this. We didn’t ask for this. And we’re not going to keep quiet while our country gets handed over. Irish only or nothing.
Welcome to Ireland....
- Your taxi driver from the airport is Nigerian man.
- When you arrive at the hotel, you are checked in by a Ukrainian woman.
- After settling in you take a walk to Arnotts, but there are 40 people from the Congo outside doing a voodoo ritual because one of their people died while shoplifting.
- Later, on the way to an Irish pub, you pass the mosque, the vape shops, the kebab shops and oh so many Turkish barbers.
- When you arrive, you are served a terrible pint of Guinness by a middle-aged Brazilian woman.
- Afterwards, you want some fish and chips, but the chip shop is owned by a group of men from Afghanistan so you return to the hotel and go to sleep.
- The next day you visit the Phoenix Park, but you leave immediately after you are approached by what looks like a gang of Somali pirates.
- So you head to the historic GPO, the base of the Irish rebellion, to take some pictures you will cherish forever. Unfortunately it's dole day, so 200 Africans are queueing up outside for their free money.
- For your second night you travel to rural Ireland, where you are due to meet Paddy, your Airbnb owner. But it turns out Paddy is actually an Indian man and he owns 12 Airbnb's in this small Irish town.
- On day 3 you wake up and travel to the scenic Powerscourt Waterfall, but you are greeted by 500 Pakistanis who are cooking goats and blasting Islamic music.
- On the taxi trip back you are driven by a 73-year-old man from Bangladesh who arrived in Ireland 3 weeks ago. His cousin is the Mayor of a rural village in County Cork.
- Becoming frustrated with your "Irish trip" you decide to spend the night in, and luckily the Rose of Tralee is live on TV, but the Dublin Rose is a Somali Muslim.
- Day 4, you wake up and book a flight to Poland. You will never visit Ireland again.
Hoping it fades from the headlines isn't a strategy. If you're asking the public to trust you with leading the country, transparency and accountability aren't optional.
Irish musician Glen Hansard has died at the age of 56.
The Dublin singer-songwriter was best known as the frontman of The Frames, his work with The Swell Season, and for the Oscar-winning song Falling Slowly from Once.
Our thoughts are with Glen's family, friends and all who knew and loved him 💛