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I had shared this before , but i think it is still relevant, considering I dont believe those in government have power of aterny anymore over our land and people.
The only difference during the famine" fucking RTE is" they were na héıReAnn.. There ye go folks, Simple simon said by 2030 we will have doubled in size, we are now 2 million... Yes two million in now... https://www.irishtimes.com/opinion/editorials/2025/07/03/the-irish-times-view-on-irelands-rising-population-a-landmark-moment/
not a bad watch this... https://www.youtube.com/live/JGnqJm7piKE?si=frucRhP2684vIFtO
Lol. ONly in america.. https://x.com/LNMBUSA/status/1940586184293667139
Here we go folks, Project blue beam in full swing.. Anyone ready for the aliens.. haha https://x.com/dom_lucre/status/1940555068929200629
Repost from Patrick Quinlan
⚠️ Salmon's pub Mountview - Homeless Hub for the Irish or the world?
https://planning.agileapplications.ie/fingal/application-details/101542
You decide! ☝️
NOT all heroes come in cape’s. This young lad is a legend. fair play. https://x.com/TwixBandit69/status/1939702132589916653
It looks like, google may have to be removed from ALL devices..?
dont be silly, there is not an attack on the white man of the world.
ISLAM has always been an inimical to christianity. Micheal Tsarion. In hearing this, my question would be, why are they here in a christian nation like éIRe, if this is the case. ?
What the F**k . Now this is interesting…. That first child. Wow.
Repost from Peter Madden Channel
Galway County Council issues apology over mother and baby home in Tuam | Irish Independent
https://m.independent.ie/news/galway-county-council-issues-apology-over-mother-and-baby-home-in-tuam/40008112.html
"What marks Tuam apart from the other homes detailed in the report is the "dire" physical conditions that remained for its entire existence.
The report found: "Galway County Council failed to properly maintain, much less improve, the conditions.”
"In 1959, Tuam's physical condition was much worse than the county home in Loughrea even though conditions in county homes were generally much worse than in mother and baby homes."
The home was owned and controlled by Galway County Council, which made all the major decisions, and ran on a day-to-day basis by the Sisters of the Bon Secours, who were not salaried employees. The local authority was responsible for maintenance and improvements.
The report found that women in Tuam "carried out a much heavier workload than in other mother and baby homes”.
In a statement at today's council meeting, chief executive Kevin Kelly said the authority acknowledged its failures and was willing to hold itself to account for them.
The meeting heard that the council failed to offer "compassion, empathy, support and understanding" to women forced to enter the home.
Mr Kelly said it was a source of great hurt and sorrow that the women and children were not afforded respect and dignity in death.
Galway County Council accepted its role in failing to ensure that many individuals were not afforded "the dignity of an appropriate and respectful resting place".
Mr Kelly committed that the council would engage with those who have a connection to the burial site in Tuam and work towards "the Government’s agreed course of action" in this regard.
Legislation allowing for the exhumation and DNA analysis of human remains at the Tuam site is expected before the Oireachtas by the end of the year.
Also, the council said it would provide survivors with appropriate access to archives and records.
Mr Kelly also acknowledged the relationship between former residents and the council had been broken, due to failings in the arrangements for their care.
He said the authority was determined to assist and support survivors and would work to rebuild that relationship.
Cathaoirleach of the council James Charity said the home cast a long and onerous shadow over the local authority.
He said it was important to acknowledge the work carried out by local historian Catherine Corless, describing her as a "heroine" for her efforts in shedding light on what went on.
Mr Charity said the apologies would be too late for some people who died waiting for an acknowledgement of their stories and their suffering.
After his statement, members observed a minute's silence to remember former residents and those who died at the Tuam home."
I have been listening to this na héIReAnn for a long time now, Michael Tsarion knows what the suss is.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VK5t5VGGiGc
