State Solicitors Attempt to Intimidate and Prejudice My Case – Attend the Four Courts on February 19th The Chief State Solicitor's Office (CSSO) is using legal threats and procedural tactics to intimidate me and obstruct my case against Court Services employees and members of An

Since January, I’ve been fully engaged in the Superior Courts, managing 10 active cases in the High Court, 5 in the Court of Appeal, and 2 in the Supreme Court. These focus on protecting Personal Liberty, ensuring Equal Status, improving Access to Justice, and holding state

What Everyone Should Be Asking Their District Court Judge "Your Honour, before this case moves forward, I respectfully ask for clear answers about the constitutional and legal basis of this prosecution, so I am aware of my rights. As a citizen of Ireland, I rely on the

📣 On Tuesday, 3rd June at 1:30 PM in Court 2 of the Four Courts, the Government will try to rewrite what “personal liberty” means. This is an attack on your constitutional rights. Be there. Stand up. Share. #DefendLiberty #StandForRights #FourCourtsShowdown

🚨SHARE FAR & WIDE PLEASE🚨 This man is claiming his son was murdered at the hands of Gardaí in Waterford & that since he has spoken out he's been contacted by other girls (& boys) to say that they have been raped by other members of the Gardaí & it's being going on & covered up

Discover the Constitution of Ireland, Bunreacht na hÉireann, our guiding legal framework since 1937, ensuring rights and justice for all. Access the High Court, our Court of First Instance, for fair hearings under Article 34. Need help navigating justice? Call, text, or WhatsApp

We are being governed by individuals who no longer represent the will, values, or interests of the Irish people. Their priorities are not national development — politically, economically, or culturally — but the consolidation of control and submission to foreign influence, at the

Serious allegations have been made against the Irish government, members of the Gardaí “Ireland’s police” and some of their partners. Many more victims and details will come to light over the next few months. The Irish people deserve justice. These acts of brutality and

I’m prosecuting one of Ireland’s largest solicitor firms for a criminal act in the High Court. The papers won’t report it. As a citizen, I will hold them accountable. Never fear exercising your rights—that is the true strength of the citizen. vm.tiktok.com/ZNdCSXLc5/

All citizens of Ireland have the right to engage the Supreme Court. We begin in the High Court and can work our way up to protect our fundamental rights. I’ll be in the Four Courts full-time to help people every step of the way, please support and share 🙏 gofund.me/322008f63

I’m here at one of Ireland’s 100 district courts—where we, the people, can issue summonses & hold state bodies accountable. The Courts Service Act 1998 makes this our forum for justice. It’s up to us to use it. Please support my GoFundMe: gofund.me/322008f63 #JusticeForAll

Personal liberty is a fundamental constitutional right in Ireland. Any restriction of that liberty, carried out without lawful authority, constitutes a serious constitutional violation. State employees responsible for such restrictions may face life imprisonment if convicted.

Citizen’s Arrest in Ireland – Upholding Fundamental Rights Any person in Ireland can arrest without a warrant a state employee who infringes upon their fundamental rights. Under Section 4 of the Criminal Law Act 1997, everyone has the authority to arrest without a warrant a

It is up to us to exercise our rights under Article 30.3 of the Constitution of Ireland, which provides the constitutional authority for citizens to prosecute offences in the name of the People through our own suit, at present there is no State body or institution available to

Plenary actions allow the court to examine what actually happened when a public body or public servant is alleged to have violated your rights. They permit oral evidence, cross‑examination, discovery, and, in many torts, a jury. These tools are essential for exposing misconduct,