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🚹You couldn’t make this up if you tried. Full UK driving licence in two hours. Holding up the pass certificate like it’s a golden ticket. Meanwhile the rest of us are sitting theory tests, paying £40+ for actual lessons, and waiting months for a test slot. No chance she’s paid for proper tuition. And the theory test? Must’ve been a real head-scratcher. Just another shiny new car on the way, courtesy of the British taxpayer. Handed out like there’s no tomorrow.
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This is absolutely HUGE if confirmed. @sinnfeinireland's @Osnodaigha is the chairman of this charity and party leader @MaryLouMcDonald has been photographed on the premises.
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Named! The charity which was raided by Gardai and the Charity Regulator on Tue/Wed, with Rolex watches, Louis Vuitton luxury leather goods and two BMW X5 valued at €250,000 It's Liberties Recycling Training and Development CLG, also known as Liberty Recycling, a registered charity which receives around €400,000 a year from the taxpayer. It collects unwanted goods, mostly clothing, sells them in its shops and to wholesalers overseas, and uses the proceeds to help people with difficult backgrounds, particularly in addiction to get skills and work experience and build their lives. Most of its €3.6m income comes from its sales. One of its principals is SF TD Aengus O'Snodaigh, who states he is chairperson and secretary, and is also a director of a related private company (without charity status, despite his claim in the Oireachtas register) Liberty (sic) Global Exports Company Limited by Guarantee. Note, there is no allegation of wrongdoing at this time against Aengus O'Snodaigh. Other principals include Philip Moloney, Tony Geoghegan of Merchants Quay fame and Gabriel Kinahan.
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🚹NEW: THE TRUTH ABOUT CHRIS DONNELLY Chris Donnelly’s latest post is a masterclass in selective outrage. He brands Emma Little-Pengelly’s statement a desperate attempt to deflect from what he calls a nakedly sectarian & triumphalist Orange campaign, then blames the DUP for taking unionism into a corner. What he carefully avoids is the fact that the Joint First Minister Michelle O'Neil and Sinn Fein Ministers illegally and unlawfully Stood with an unnotified protest that blocked a Parades Commission-approved route down a public road. A former school teacher should know better. Donnelly spent years in a classroom. That background makes his current role as a self-styled commentator all the more reckless. He is not offering neutral analysis. He is providing cover for Michelle O’Neill and Sinn FĂ©in’s decision to treat the rule of law as optional. The Commission had ruled. The route was permitted. What followed was mass illegal occupation of a public highway, political endorsement from the joint First Minister Michelle O'Neil and Mary Lou McDonald, and a police investigation into possible offences. Both have already been interviewed. O’Neill has already declared she is proud, that it was “the right thing to do, and that she will not resign even if prosecuted. Court papers have recorded the context that Donnelly’s framing ignores. Intelligence cited in the legal challenge stated it was almost certain Irish republican terrorists dissidents were among the protesters, that firearms access was possible, and that mainstream PIRA republicans were concerned about their ability to control them. The Secretary of State ultimately banned the parade on security advice after the standoff. A legal determination was overridden by numbers on the road and law breaking Sinn FĂ©in mob rule cover. That is not commentary. That is standing over the obstruction of a public highway by senior politicians who have already signalled they will not accept consequences. Donnelly’s post pretends the only story is Orange triumphalism and DUP failure . The clearer story is a former teacher legitimising a joint First Minister Michelle O'Neil who joined an illegal law breaking protest under investigation and then announced she is going nowhere if the law catches up with her. Public roads are governed by the Parades Commission and the police, not by whichever side can put the most bodies on them. When a former teacher rushes to defend that outcome, he is not elevating debate. He is lowering the example for anyone still watching. The rule of law was abandoned when it did not suit Sinn FĂ©in. Donnelly is still helping them pretend otherwise.
Pengelly’s outrage is a desperate attempt to deflect from the nakedly sectarian & triumphalist Orange campaign in Portadown which her party supported, precipitating the fall out. The DUP have, once again, taken unionism into a corner by failing to lead.
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Not only are you still libelling me, but your deleting of one post and publication of another, while using the issue of sexual abuse, towards a rape victim, is now over the line of criminal harassment. Sort yourself out.
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A reminder of when Diana Armstrong challenged Pat Cullen to unequivocally condemn the murder of innocent people, including a nurse, in the Enniskillen Remembrance Day bombing. Some things should be beyond politics. Condemning the murder of innocent people is one of them.
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Every effing museum I go into these days hectors the public on the benefits of migration. This from an exhibition in Kelvingrove
 the irony.
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How Republicans can defend this goes beyond me. Michelle O’Neill in particular feels she is above attending the assembly, both chamber and committee room. A deliberate goading to get the DUP to pull the Executive Office down, so SF can collapse the whole Executive and Assembly.
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In John Finucane’s open letter to David Davis, he says he “believes in the rule of law.” Sinn Fein are a walking contradiction.
My open letter to Conservative Party MP David Davis regarding his dangerous & disgraceful IRA lawyer comments.
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Today’s footage of Michelle O’Neill openly boasting about illegally blocking the Garvaghy Road and mobilising crowds to obstruct public highways is the most shameful thing I’ve seen on live TV. A Joint First Minister celebrating the deliberate breaking of the law is a disgrace. If she stays in office without profound consequences, it will be one of the most appalling episodes in the history of Stormont.
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This tells you everything you need to know. Michelle O’Neill has a PSNI vehicle and could have driven into the police station, but chose to performatively walk in for the invited press. What a surprise. Fake, reckless and divisive behaviour once again. People are sick of this behaviour. Yet on important issues - not to be found. Tomorrow we have an opportunity and offer to meet with the Secretary of State and the Chief Secretary of the Treasury on budget and she has refused to attend that meeting. This is not responsibility, that is recklessness and an abdication of her role.
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Today's TEO Committee. Philip Brett was correct to raise Sinn Féin's hypocrisy. Their member had just raised the issue of an internal report into Jeffrey Donaldson and asked where it was. Brett then asked where Sinn Féin's reports were into various paedophiles. For information : I wrote to Mary Lou Mc Donald weeks ago asking her party to appoint an independent reviewer to deal with various issues of child abuse that have arisen within their party. I am happy to speak to a reviewer. They won't appoint one. I'm happy to repeat Philip Brett's claims here. The Sinn Féin party has protected paedophiles. If they are unhappy with that allegation, they can see me in court.
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Prison officer murdered by IRA Shinnerbot: "Well if he hadn't been a prison officer then he wouldn't have been murdered by the IRA" 😳 And yes "Niall" from Sligo was another of the "residents" on the Garvaghy Road 🙄
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Michelle O’Neill turning up late to a committee meeting, refusing to give direct answers, getting angry at being asked questions, then leaves early. Her next stop was the police station to answer why she took part in an unnotified & unlawful protest. VĂłtĂĄil Sinn FĂ©in.
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Do you work for government? You need to deduct number of RoI deaths from 36,000 RoI births to get the net change (Think deaths around same figure, so practically no net change) Meanwhile will be few Indian deaths in RoI, to deduct from the 42,000 new Indians in RoI this year
-- The Obliteration of the Irish update -- Irish people are having approximately 36,000 babies per year. Meanwhile, the New Delhi office has issued 33,989 Irish visas to Indian migrants so far this year. If this pace continues, over 42,000 Indians will be issued Irish visas in 2026. For perspective, that's almost double the population of Athlone, in just one year.
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British landlords are being offered thousands of pounds more in rent to house illegal migrants rather than British families. In one case, a landlord in London was offered £4,500 a month for a 3-bed flat he was already renting to Southwark Council for £1,790, reports the Mail. In other words, private firms like Serco are using YOUR money, the British people’s money, to outbid you in your own housing market so they can prioritise illegal migrants. And the Tories and now Labour signed off on all this. They are literally outbidding the British people in our own housing market. British homes should be for British people — not illegals who break our laws. Vote Reform.
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Yeah but lefties tell us "immigration" has nothing to do with massive rent increases, homelessness and the housing crisis 😳
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Landlords offered bumper rents to evict tenants and house small boat migrants as Labour accused of 'outrageous racket' in broken Britain trib.al/WSjDV6a
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Man who speaks at IRA terrorist "commemorations" is suddenly offended by people referring to the IRA đŸ€·â€â™‚ïž
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So, ÂŁ78 worse off for a trip to the dentist, the only British person in there and the only person paying....
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🚹 @carlalockhart MP raising the implications for power sharing of the continued existence of the IRA.
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