Create a beautiful sunflower circle in your garden! Michelle planted these in flowers around April last year and is now enjoying the fruits of her labour, bringing colour to her garden just when its needed! Follow her lead in your own garden next year
WATCH: It will have you hankering after sunny summer days again
Gary and Michael discuss the news a foreigner has said something nice about Ireland; RTE are selling a €1 million worth of art; protests against a new film by the far-left; and meat is back on the menu after a new meta-analysis savaged older research which suggested red meat was damaging to health.
Bonnie Greer 1:25
RTÉ putting five paintings up for auction in a bid to boost funds 11:10
Protests against the screening of Unplanned 20:12
Meat 30:15
The Green movement has gone so far left into the absurd with their policies, and fear mongering for votes, it is hard to tell whether they are real or joking or being trolled.
What makes it sooo funny is that AOC has to pretend it’s real… yet she still seems totally unaware of the evil and monstrous absurdity she promotes…
Aoife and Eina talk about how they get by on a single income with kids, the sacrifices they had to make, the advantages to doing it this way, and what they’re seeing from their friends who held off on having children until they could afford a certain lifestyle.
“I believe my bother, John O’Brien, and Pat Esmond were drowned by a hit and run that happened out at sea. If it had happened on the road, the place would have been sealed off and evidence gathered…. none of the Gardai had sea going experience… it was a mess from the start”
Anne Marie O’Dwyer appealing for support for Tipperary TD, Mattie McGrath’s bill.
Mattie McGrath is bringing a marine bill that deaths at sea will be properly investigated. No appeal by the Gardai was made for witnesses or public assistance.
There was no “far right” penetration of the Oughterard protest! Ireland has a self inflicted “migrant crisis” yet are not prepared to admit it!
Only last Saturday the far right leader Justin Barrett was snowflaked in Eyre Square, Galway, as he tried to penetrate into the West, he has no presence whatsoever in Oughterard, and he was forced to turn back. Continue reading…
I make the case that Irish people will become a minority in Ireland within the next 50 years based on the evidence available.
Forgot the like, share, subscribe spiel at the end. Subs make doing videos feel worthwhile so if you liked this video you know what to do!
Let me know what you think in the comments, particularly about my own calculations. I’m eager to find errors in the logic.
Most of the sources are self-evident or have a URL at the bottom. All of my own stats were taken from CSO and HSE perinatal reports. If there’s any source you can’t find, comment and I’ll reply.
Mick Barry, Solidarity/PBP TD for Cork North Central, told Katie Hannon on RTÉ’s Late debate that he believed that the “intervention by the extreme right” in Oughterard was “probably the most successful intervention for the extreme-right in any community in this country so far.”
According to Newstalk, the Department of Justice has said the withdrawal of the Oughterard bid was “disappointing” and will “exacerbate a very serious situation in terms of a shortage of accommodation for those who come to Ireland seeking accommodation”. They warned Ireland was “perilously close” to a situation where accommodation cannot be offered to asylum seekers. Continue reading…
Fazyard’s Seán Lyons, the Direct Provision operator, has withdrawn his tender to turn the Connemara Gateway hotel into a Direct Provision Centre for asylum seekers. biased RTÉ claimed the abandonment of the asylum plans for the town raise a number of questions “like the manner in which far-right groups infiltrated the campaign”. However, they refused to name any such groups directly.
Broadcast: RTÉ News: One O’Clock | RTÉ One | 01 Oct 2019
These parents are in despair as their son Daniel who has severe behavioural issues with autism, has been left in Temple Street Hospital for 13 weeks because the HSE won’t pay for residential care. They make a desperate plea for Simon Harris to help, and point out that Daniel’s care is costing more and blocking other surgeries while he is left in Temple St Hospital.
Mattie McGrath TD describes why the Rural Independents launched a motion in support of the Agri-Food sector, and slams the government for their Dublin-centric attitudes.
Matthew McGrath is an Irish Independent politician and a Teachta Dála for the Tipperary constituency since being elected at the 2007 general election