Caitliceach, céile, athair, údar a shantaíos naofacht, grá Dé agus na comharsan. Catholic, husband, father, author, seeking sanctity, love of God & neighbour.

Duibhlinn Éire Dublin, Ireland
Diversity, Equality & Inclusivity. Éagsúlacht, Cothrom & Cuimsitheacht.
How about this for hypocrisy Sinn Féin, who support 'Diversity', object to and prevent Loyalists from marching peacefully on Garvaghy Road 😃😃😃
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Sickening. Samhnasach.
It is sickening to watch politicians like Mary Lou McDonald putting our hard won peace at risk with reckless and inflammatory statements. It took too much work and cost too many lives to get to where we are to throw it away over a silent march at 8am on a Sunday morning.
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90 million of RofI taxpayers' money pays for this barbarism.
European values on display as Ukraine drags the last remnants of its male populatiom to die in the East.
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The Sarum Rite was the shared rite of the entire British Isles (including the island of Ireland) for many centuries. This is powerful evidence of the shared Christian heritage of the British Isles. We must renew our understanding of this shared heritage and cultivate it.
The Sarum Rite – England’s Own Way of Worship Before Rome ruled the altar, and before Protestantism stripped it bare… England had her own rite. The Sarum Rite wasn’t foreign. It wasn’t Roman. It was English. Born in Salisbury (Sarum) under St. Osmund around 1078, the Sarum Rite grew to become the heartbeat of English worship. For centuries, from village chapels to great cathedrals, this was how our forefathers prayed, heard the Mass, marked the saints, and honoured God. It blended the structure of Western Christianity with the distinct rhythm and beauty of English religious life - shaped by our land, our saints, our customs. It marked feasts like Candlemas, Lammas, and the Visitation (2nd July) with bells, incense, chants, processions, and blessings of fields. The Sarum Rite was rooted in English soil, nurtured by English clergy, and kept by English hands. Even the music and ceremonial bore the stamp of native English piety - solemn, reverent, and noble. When the Reformation swept in, the Sarum Rite was cast aside. But it wasn’t forgotten. Its spirit lives on - in the cadence of the Book of Common Prayer, in the reverence of traditional Anglican worship, and in the souls of those who still love old England and her Church. This was the Faith of our ancestors - not Roman dogma, not modern minimalism, but true English Christianity in all its richness. Sarum lives where English hearts remember. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🌹
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Thank you players and all concerned. Go raibh maith agaibh, a fhoireann & gach ar bhain leis.
🇮🇪 BREAKING! Irish players have voted to go ahead with the match.
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Lies exposed. Bréaga nochta.
What genocidal regime gives a million polio vaccinations to the enemy's population? What genocidal regime enables the distribution of 2 million tons of food into Gaza? That's a tonne for every person. Accusing Israel of genocide is the greatest lie of the century!
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Stand with Dan. Seas le Dan.
As an Irish Jew, I've run out of words to describe the tension in Ireland over this football match. With all this noise, I want to be clear: please do not show hostility towards the Irish players, regardless of their political stances. We have had a mass bullying and harassment campaign against these players for months now. Not just by the fringes, but by official Ireland. Including politicians and MSM. So-called 'activists' have shared photos of players demonizing them just for playing football against Israel. They've had antizionists breaking into hotel grounds screaming at them with speeches from a relative of Ismail Haniyeh on the megaphone. The antizionists have bullied pubs for saying they're showing the match, they've bullied FAI members with photos shared around saying they're 'complicit to genocide', including photos of them having dinner. The media have non stop platformed anyone who wants to add to the hatred directed at our players and FAI staff. These footballers are athletes, not politicians. They are at the pinnacle of their careers, and should never have been pushed into this political minefield. The sacrifice they're making by playing this match is immense and cannot be understated. I have no doubt they'll be absolutely demonised by many on their return. Irish antizionists are vicious, they operate with a sense of moral infallibility and therefore feel justified in horrible abusive behavior towards anyone they deem politically impure. With all this in mind, I urge you all to show sportsmanship. Let political differences be political differences and treat the Irish players (and obviously all players) with respect. Do not add to the hatred directed towards them. The sacrifice they're making for the sake of playing football is something to be admired and respected. And I ask my followers, including people outside Ireland and especially in Israel, to share this post or put it in your own words and share the message!
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Not reported in depraved media of Republic of Ireland. Níor tuairiscíodh ar mheáin thruaillithe Phoblacht na hÉireann.
More than 6,000 prominent academics, legal experts, and historians, including war scholar John Spencer, signed an open letter stating that Israel did not commit genocide in Gaza. There was never any genocide in Gaza. jpost.com/israel-news/articl…
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A First Minister for the Few. Chéad Aire don Bheagán.
Our First Minister For All™️ bussing people into Garvaghy Road to make sure tensions are high. Would warm your heart.
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A voice of integrity. Glór ionraic.
Argentina's President stood boldly for Israel at the UN this week. When so many other countries chose to reject the Jewish state and to protest against it, Javier Milei delivered a clear condemnation of the UN's bad behavior. He slammed the world body, saying: "It's become a useless organization whose only purpose is to sustain a caste of fatally arrogant parasites masquerading as well-intentioned bureaucrats... "Those who were supposed to guarantee collective security and human rights failed in their task. Instead, they allowed chaos, violence, and international terrorism to flourish. "The alleged defenders of human rights have sheltered bloodthirsty dictatorships and regimes that stone women in the streets. They have systematically voted against Israel while remaining silent in the face of Islamic terrorism and the genocide of Christians in Africa." FULL STORY with VIDEO: cbn.com/news/israel/netanyah…
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The world of Men Domhan na bhfear.
Here's what I wrote about the patriarchy in my book, After # MeToo: It would seem that, at least from the ordinary man’s perspective, the perspective of those men (almost all men) who do not have (and never have had) all the power, sexual or political, that the patriarchy isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Men must be the only supposed oppressors in history that are less well-served by the education system they have permitted to be created than the allegedly oppressed other, are greater victims of physical violence (including the socially sanctioned violence of military conscription and military service which was, and still largely is, exclusively applied to disposable men) than the allegedly oppressed other, are treated with greater severity by the justice system in respect of divorce and custody and in criminal sentencing than the allegedly oppressed other, do, as they have done throughout history, a staggeringly greater proportion of society’s dirty jobs than the allegedly oppressed other, are treated less well by their health systems than the allegedly oppressed other and live statistically significantly shorter lives than the allegedly oppressed other. If patriarchy is all-powerful and all pervasive, as some feminists claim, it would seem to be correspondingly all-stupid and omni-ineffective in its manifest inability to construct and maintain a social order that transparently benefits all and only men, which, given that the patriarchy is supposed to be...‘the universal political structure which privileges men at the expense of women,’ makes no sense.
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Ciarán Ó Coigligh retweeted
Here's what I wrote about the patriarchy in my book, After # MeToo: It would seem that, at least from the ordinary man’s perspective, the perspective of those men (almost all men) who do not have (and never have had) all the power, sexual or political, that the patriarchy isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Men must be the only supposed oppressors in history that are less well-served by the education system they have permitted to be created than the allegedly oppressed other, are greater victims of physical violence (including the socially sanctioned violence of military conscription and military service which was, and still largely is, exclusively applied to disposable men) than the allegedly oppressed other, are treated with greater severity by the justice system in respect of divorce and custody and in criminal sentencing than the allegedly oppressed other, do, as they have done throughout history, a staggeringly greater proportion of society’s dirty jobs than the allegedly oppressed other, are treated less well by their health systems than the allegedly oppressed other and live statistically significantly shorter lives than the allegedly oppressed other. If patriarchy is all-powerful and all pervasive, as some feminists claim, it would seem to be correspondingly all-stupid and omni-ineffective in its manifest inability to construct and maintain a social order that transparently benefits all and only men, which, given that the patriarchy is supposed to be...‘the universal political structure which privileges men at the expense of women,’ makes no sense.
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Depraved cultism. Cultachas truaillithe.
The silence from Irish ‘authority figures’ about the bullying and intimidation of our national football team by the Paddystinian cult speaks volumes about modern Ireland’s moral and intellectual cowardice. @JillKerby @EoinLenihan @sjholmesirl @_QueenMeabh @MelMacDiarmuid
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I suggest practising Catholics in Drumcree & surrounding areas attend the Church service & acknowledge the Order's prolife stance. Molaim-se do Chaitlicigh dhílse freastal ar an tseirbhís & aitheantas a thabhairt do sheasamh an OO ar son na beatha. newsletter.co.uk/news/politi…
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Patriotic duty. Dualgas tír-ghrách.
Why it is our patriotic duty to support Israel.
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Distraction. Seachmall.
“Russia is going to invade Europe” is the new “Iraq has weapons of mass destruction.” European elites want you to see Russia as the villain to distract from who the villain really is (them.)
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What had changed is that hatred of the Jewish community has become a core creed of the Islamist-Far-Left coalition. facebook.com/share/19pUp6tg1…
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Very revealing. Fíor-léargasach.
📢 Quizzing the head of the NICS on whether women’s rights are recognised in NI📢 #TUV #TimothyGaston #WhatIsAWoman
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I stand with the Irish Wheelchair Association & with the Jewish people. Seasaim-se le Cumann Cathaoireacha Rothaí na hÉireann & leis an bPobal Giúdach.
Ireland's largest opposition party is now going after the Irish Wheelchair Association Why? Because they're set to play Israel in women's wheelchair basketball This is a totalitarian cult
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Bravo! Togha fir!
🇮🇹 À 99 ans, Giuseppe Paterno a décroché un master de philosophie à l’université de Palerme et devient ainsi le plus vieil étudiant d’Italie ! ❤️ (Ouest-France)
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