President of Ireland. Who would you vote for?

There's an arg for an international coalition (incl Ireland) to manage a section of Gaza. But the Israelis would insist that the coalition physically prevent Hamas from using the area to launch attacks. Is Ireland willing to see our troops fight and kill Hamas fighters?

Hot dog, jumping frog, Albin Kurti!

Sounds like an announcement is coming

What is being a TD like, assuming the money is not bad?

Let's not forget Kemi Badenoch's last "trade deal" with the US. ALASTAIR CAMPBELL flgov.com/eog/sites/defa…

The honour of being in the Oval Office, with Emperor Tangerine, is always diluted by the sniveling grovel required.

I’m hoping the new pope comes off the balcony like this. Would be quite the entrance.

Today, I’ve come together with our allies in Ukraine as we ramp up the pressure on Putin and push for an unconditional 30-day ceasefire. I will do all I can to help secure a just and lasting peace in Ukraine.

A member of the most powerful body in the EU is "urging" the EU to do something. Who is he talking about?

One thing Ukraine / Україна would bring to the EU: the most skilled and experienced armed forces in the west. A European defence academy filled with UKR veterans.

Presidential pardons could be Trump’s undoing. open.substack.com/pub/politicalf…

If Ireland decided tomorrow to build a nuclear plant, I'd still never see it come online in my lifetime. The entire project would be cancelled at least once by a future govt.

I wonder what % of those who sing the praises of Dubai would scrap their original citizenship for Dubai-only citizenship?

I am not that surprised that senior figures in Sinn Fein would be vehemently opposed to British spies and informers in the organization being violently punished. I’m not surprised at all.

This proposal doesn't really pass scrutiny. 13 year olds pay VAT in shops. Should they be allowed vote? Or just people who pay income tax (which is a very right wing position).

The biggest lie told by all political parties in Ireland is that a policy that delivers on the level of affordable housing we actually need in the places where we need will be very popular with the majority of voters. No it won’t. It will be incredibly unpopular.

There is one particular Irish politician whose ability to speak out of both sides of their mouth at the same time has made it unnecessary for me to actually identify them and yet for anyone reading this tweet to know whom it is I am talking about. Or am I incorrect?

Once again proof that the Irish are only in favour of more housing as a theory as opposed to specific geographical actual practice.

I don’t think that people on the left constantly retweeting this as criticism realise what they are doing.