Máthair an Fhiaigh

[gript @griptmedia]

O'Flynn presses Taoiseach on whether he has confidence in Dr Ebun Joseph, after the State Rapporteur said 'Let it go - we need teachers who do not have to speak Irish'.

"If another State appointee had made those comments, this House would be in uproar."
https://t.co/g3VOMOixta

[Tadhg @TadhgHickey]

Jesus 😭 So fucking proud to be Irish. A young lad starting off his career. Integrity and solidarity are as beautiful as cowardice is ugly.

[Peadar Tóibín TD @Toibin1]

What is wrong with FF, FG and Independent TDs that they use tax payers money to pay for this?

[Human Events @HumanEvents]

Irish people told by Nigerian-born anti-racism official to STOP speaking Irish—like the British first did 660 years ago

https://t.co/HUStNijdZl

[Úna O'Mahony POW @UltraUna986]

@TomOHanlon17 An 'anti-racisim ' advocate tells the Irish speaking their own language is wrong! Can she not hear her own racism?

[lozzyloz @lozzylozboz]

There's no way she just said that 'Let it go, we don't need to speak Irish' wtf!? Imagine emigrating to another country and saying this about the language of the people who welcomed you in to their country. Disgusting. And the women giggling beside her are worse. @EbunJoseph1

[Benburb93 @ColmanOfGuaire]

How will the pro-immigration "republican socialist" Gaeilgeoirs waffle their way out of this one? Not that it isn't a 100% predictable development. English is the language of globalism and multiculturalism is the spawn of the Stonecutter British Empire.

[Catholic Arena @CatholicArena]

Trying to remove a people's access to their own language is a very serious crime under international law and it should be treated as such when Ebun Joseph, the Irish government's Race Czar, does it

[Tom O’Hanlon @TomOHanlon17]

“PLEASE PLEASE LET IT GO, WE DON'T NEED TO SPEAK IRISH”

This makes my blood boil 😡

Imagine moving to a foreign country, only to then tell the indigenous people there that they have a racism problem and to stop speaking their ancient native language

[Luke O' Connor @LOCthedreamer2]

He has about as much interest in gaelic football as he does in housing the Irish.

All just performative nonsense, for a well placed camera.

#HowIrelandWorks

[Michael McCarthy @punishablepress]

An American woman was found dead in her home in Killarney. Her 13-year-old daughter discovered her.

The suspect is an asylum seeker who had been living in IPA accommodation in Killarney.

He arrived in Ireland in 2024 - a few years after Government Minister Roderic O’Gorman posted tweets in Arabic promising asylum seekers their own door accommodation if they came to Ireland.

[The Flare @TheFlareNews]

GARDAÍ APPEAL TO PUBLIC: CONTACT POLICE IF YOU SEE THIS MAN

Asylum applicant who is wanted in relation to the death of American mother Jamey Carney is on the run.

Content from the woman's social media profiles show what appear to be the man in question.

[Dr Harold News @DrHaroldNews]

Micheál Martin says failure to immediately remove the Triple Lock would pose a grave and serious threat to his chances of securing a nice job in Europe.

[Leo Forde 💙💚 @LeoForde]

The Donegal football special

[Dr Harold News @DrHaroldNews]

Ray D'Arcy says since being sacked by RTÉ, he's really struggling to find another job that pays €10,000 per hour.

[nwl @nwl88444048]

There's not a violin in the world small enough to lament Ray Darcy ...

“I am glad my mother was dead, and didn’t witness RTE giving me three months notice of its intention to change its Radio 1 afternoon schedule, where I would be dropped from a show which had been haemorrhaging audience, failed to attract a sponsor, and for which I was paid up to €450,000 (2017-2019, dropped in increments to €250,000 by 2025) a year for 200 * 90 minute light entertainment/music radio; her being dead also meant she missed me refusing to go on air when I threw a tantrum about the change, and then being paid €50,000 by RTE as a gratuity for sitting on my bum despite there being no such contractual obligation on RTE, and me refusing to consider alternative programmes and opportunities suggested by RTE”

[Kieran McCarthy @KieranMcC_SS]

Brian Hurley is the man to be alongside in trenches. A warrior.
An over-zealous steward tackled a Cork fan on the pitch after the Rebels' win in Donegal, and Hurley called him out on it.

📷 Laszlo Geczo/Inpho

[Buff Egan @buff_egan]

That Donegal Bouncer needs Banning from all GAA grounds the way he manhandled and tossed around that elderly Cork supporter. A Disgraceful Scoundrel. Fair play to the Cork Footballer Brian Hurley for standing up and helping his fellow County man. Hail💀Hail

[SportsNewsIRELAND @SportsNewsIRE]

He may have been over excited after the win and shouldn’t have entered the pitch, but that’s no way to treat any fan.

Nobody should be put in a headlock, never mind someone of that age.

[Irish Unity 🇮🇪🇵🇸 @IrishUnity]

most days I’m convinced this is the greatest moment in irish tv