Kevin Cunningham I believe there was a far broader mix amongst the spoiled voters. People were rightly angry and their anger was for multiple reasons . Either way, I was pleased to see the high number of spoiled & those tho write Jim Gavin - I’d consider that also a spoiled vote

There'll be no marches, there'll be no calls for boycotts. There'll be no Ivana Bacik screaming 'genocide' in the Dáil. There'll be no live updates of a Tadhg Hickey flotilla on RTÉ. There'll be no 'fuck the RSF' chants by Kneecap. There'll be no preaching from Sally Rooney.

I live in Blanchardstown, a 12 min drive to the airport. If I was using public transport I’d need to get 2 buses and it’d take me nearly 2 hrs

Net Zero is economic suicide for Europe because we can't have these completely insane electricity prices for industry, nor for homes and private consumers. Serious people have to stand up and call this out; it's a combination of regulatory capture, vested interest and plain fear.

I say this as a Catholic woman who takes her faith, her history, and her responsibilities seriously: I will not stand with any movement that harbors antisemitism. Not in coded language, not in irony, not in “just asking questions.” The groypers to the right and the socialist

Remembering the great Canadian actor and comedian John Candy who was born on this day in 1950. He died in 1994. 🇨🇦 #JohnCandy #PlanesTrainsAndAutomobiles #UncleBuck #TheBluesBrothers #BrewstersMillions #CoolRunnings #Splash #TheGreatOutdoors #HomeAlone #NationalLampoonsVacation

You'll find this wonderful statue of Jack Charlton in his home town of Ashington. The question is when are we going to get one in Dublin? 🇮🇪 #coybig

If he feels so strongly he should run for office so he can do something about it.

This won’t come as a shock to anyone who has looked into it in recent years, but what’s incredible is how many of the narratives collapse with confirmation of these figures. 80% aren’t refugees, they’re economic migrants being housed at huge expense to Irish taxpayer.

31 October 1973. 1st episode of the 26-part classic ITV documentary series World at War was broadcast. It was narrated by Laurence Olivier with music by Carl Davies. It cost £900,000 (worth £11 million today).

The footage and information coming out of Sudan is just appalling. The perpetrators aren’t even hiding what they’re doing. Where are the marches in central London?

Happy Birthday to one of the finest Irishmen to play the beautiful game, Denis Irwin 🥳🇮🇪

Detailed and critical study of Ireland’s foreign policy position from a London think tank aimed primarily at a Washington audience. Strongly worded foreword by a member of the first Trump administration. Whatever one’s views on Irish foreign policy, it is worth reading.

The UK was suggesting this with Rwanda several years ago and Irish politicians were horrified.

𝐖𝐨𝐫𝐥𝐝 𝐂𝐮𝐩 𝐁𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐝!🏆🌎 The Ireland U17 squad and coaching staff pictured at Dublin airport earlier today before heading off to Qatar for the World Cup.

We do love cluttering our historic areas with lots of signage.

Sad to hear of the death of Willie Young of Aberdeen, Spurs, Arsenal, Forest, Norwich & Brighton. Old fashioned 100% centre half. RIP big man

I’ve covered a few heaves but this just got real. Rebels using a medium to get some heavyweight support from the Afterlife! #aras2025 #heave

My wish for Christmas is that the Pogue’s song fairytale of New York be played all over the world in its entirety and original form freed from woke left liberal stupidity. It’s a fabulous song worthy of appreciation and celebration.

I admire and envy the moral leadership of the US. I must have missed Keir Starmer’s condemnation of Islamists slaughtering Christians in Africa.