"Help is on the Way!" – Government Preaches Patience as Families Face a Brutal Winter
Simon Harris says Budget 2027 will have a cost-of-living focus. Heating is up 44%, energy poverty is at a record 29%, and families are told to wait.
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Brutality at Sea: Arrests Follow Alleged Gang Rape and Toddler's Death on Canary Islands Route
Three men arrested in Lanzarote after alleged gang rape aboard a dinghy from Morocco. Officials say a two-year-old was thrown overboard to drown.
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Puppets of the State: How the Government is Secretly Paying the Wages of Ireland's "Independent" Press
Tens of millions from the public purse are being channelled into private newsrooms. Can a paper bite the hand that pays its wages?
Micheál Martin Warned Against Mass Migration
In 1999 he warned against open borders. Today he dismisses public concern as a simplistic narrative. What changed was not our schools, hospitals, or housing.
The Gates Won't Save Them: Ireland Is a Small Island, and the Political Reckoning Has Begun
A pensioner confronted Micheál Martin at the Ploughing Championships. A day later Michael Healy-Rae was struck in Dublin traffic. The fear is switching sides.
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"Help is on the Way!" – Government Preaches Patience as Families Face a Brutal Winter
Simon Harris says help is on the way as Budget 2027 approaches. Heating is up 44%, energy poverty is at a record high, and families are told to wait.
Puppets of the State: How the Government is Secretly Paying the Wages of Ireland's "Independent" Press
Ireland’s largest commercial publishers are drawing millions in taxpayer funding through Coimisiún na Meán. Can a newsroom bite the hand that pays its wages?
Micheál Martin Warned Against Mass Migration
In 1999 Micheál Martin warned against completely open borders. Today he dismisses public concern as a simplistic narrative. The pivot is not moral enlightenment.
The Gates Won't Save Them: Ireland Is a Small Island, and the Political Reckoning Has Begun
A pensioner confronted Micheál Martin at the Ploughing Championships. A day later Independent TD Michael Healy-Rae was struck in Dublin traffic. Ireland is a small island. The fear is switching sides.
BREAKING: Suspects Detained on Roadside as Armed Response Sweeps Dublin Street After Alleged Firearm Incident
Paul Nolan’s exclusive footage shows suspects detained on a Dublin roadside after the Armed Support Unit locked down the street. Officers recovered a suspected firearm from a public bin.
THE ICELAND PRECEDENT: Why Rejecting Brussels Was Their Best Move (And Why The Dominoes Are Falling)
Iceland applied to join the EU after the crash, then read the fine print and walked away. They kept their fishing waters, their currency, and their sovereignty. Brussels is terrified of the example.
Historic Moore Street: Daylight Search and Arrest of Foreign National Over Crack Cocaine
Paul Nolan’s exclusive footage from Moore Street this morning shows Gardaí stopping, searching, and arresting a foreign national in broad daylight over suspected crack cocaine dealing.
EXCLUSIVE: Lawless Dublin—Gardaí Stand Helplessly By as Shovel Brawl Erupts at Citywest
Paul Nolan’s exclusive footage from Citywest Shopping Centre shows a shovel brawl in the street while two Gardaí stand feet away and do not stop it.
Trump Calls Out Europe's Immigration Failures as Left-Wing Protests Paralyze Dublin
Donald Trump criticised Europe’s border policies in Dublin while left-wing demonstrations brought parts of the capital to a standstill. He brushed off the protests and said a united Ireland would be “a fantastic thing”.
Ceannt Station rape: Judge orders accused held after harrowing details emerge
Ms Justice Caroline Biggs refused bail to two Jordanian asylum seekers after CCTV and forensic evidence of an alleged attack on an 18-year-old woman at Ceannt Station was heard in the High Court.
Micheál Martin pats himself on the back while Ireland struggles to survive
Micheál Martin praised the Government’s handling of the cost of living, telling a struggling nation that no administration in Europe has done more for its people. The Irish people do not need self-congratulatory soundbites; they need accountability.
Disturbing Footage: Daylight Terror in Ranelagh
Eyewitness video from inside a Ranelagh Spar shows the chaotic scenes as a man was targeted and allegedly stabbed in daylight. Four people have been arrested. Gardaí are investigating a link to the Leopardstown killing.
Escalation on Our Streets: From Leopardstown to Ranelagh
Gardaí are investigating whether a brazen daytime attack in a Ranelagh Spar is linked to a fatal assault in Leopardstown days earlier. The nationalities of the four arrested men have not been confirmed by authorities "yet".
The Big Fuel Lie: Why Are We Paying the Price for a War That Has Nothing to Do With Our Oil?
The government blames the Iran war for soaring petrol and diesel. Ireland does not buy crude from Iran or the Gulf. Over 75% of our crude comes from the United States. You are being bled dry by a domestic tax grab.
Writing blank cheques abroad while Ireland struggles at home
Minister McEntee used the EU foreign ministers' meeting to declare Ireland's "steadfast support" for Ukraine. Since the conflict began, the State has committed over €505 million of public money. Who gave her the right to give away our money?
The Imported Nightmare: How Our Streets Became Hunting Grounds
A Dungannon rape case awaiting sentencing is a devastating indictment of a system that prioritises the "rights" of foreign nationals over the safety of local women.
Too Little, Too Late: Micheál Martin’s Cynical Citizenship Scramble Exposes Government Panic
After years of open-door policy, Micheál Martin and Jim O'Callaghan announced an overhaul of Ireland’s citizenship laws. It is a deathbed conversion from a political class fighting for survival.
Increase for migrant social welfare
Asylum seekers the State has not housed are handed €113.80 a week — a quiet €75 hike. Irish taxpayers were told there was no extra money for rent or energy. There is always money for the asylum system.
Micheál Martin declares €2 diesel the 'new norm'
Speaking from the Fianna Fáil think-in in Tullamore, Martin told the public that diesel above €2 a litre is the “new norm.” Over 39% of the pump price goes straight to the State. He expects working people to get used to it.
The Insider's Jackpot: How the Political Class Rigged the System to Get Rich on Your Dime
A backbench TD now earns €119,467 a year. The Taoiseach takes €256,311. Lose your seat and you still walk away with a fortune. They are not public servants; they are a protected upper class.
Reclaim Ireland — An Open Call
They don’t want another political party filled with the same political class. They’re looking for people with real-world experience.
Brutality at Sea: Arrests Follow Alleged Gang Rape and Toddler's Death on Canary Islands Route
Spanish authorities in Lanzarote detained three men after alleged gang rape aboard a dinghy from Morocco. Officials say a two-year-old was thrown overboard to drown.
Blood on O'Connell Street: Another Daylight Attack Shocks the Capital
An alleged stabbing on O'Connell Street Lower this afternoon left a man bloodied in front of weekend shoppers. Gardaí arrested a man in his 40s at the scene. Eyewitness footage confirms the suspect is a foreign national.
The President No One Wanted: How a Broken System Forced Connolly on an Angry Nation
Over 213,000 citizens spoiled their ballots — the highest percentage in the history of the Irish state. She is the President the system demanded, not the President the people chose.
The Irish yet again footing the bill to be told we are racist
The State's newly appointed Special Rapporteur on racism has been handed a €100,000 stipend over four years. The Irish public is footing the bill to be investigated, monitored, and scolded.
Galway breastfeeding conference cancelled over “kink” speaker
A breastfeeding conference due at the Ardilaun Hotel in Galway has been cancelled after the venue cited safeguarding concerns over a listed speaker who has talked about lactation as a “kink”.
The Missing 42: How Does a Billion-Euro State Agency Simply “Lose” Dozens of Children?
Recent figures released by Tusla have exposed a staggering failure in basic safeguarding. At one point earlier this year, up to 42 children were officially missing while under the direct legal care of the Irish State.
€500,000 Sent Abroad in Minutes: Public Anger Mounts as Foreign Aid Flows While Ireland Struggles
Another half a million euros of Irish taxpayers' money is heading overseas, sparking fresh outrage among citizens who feel completely abandoned by their own government in the middle of severe domestic crises.
€670 Million Sent Abroad While Ireland Breaks at Home: The True Cost of Foreign Aid
As the Irish public faces an unprecedented domestic cost-of-living and public services crisis, the Irish State continues to transfer hundreds of millions of euros abroad. Total direct Irish state aid to Ukraine has surpassed €670 million.
Spending on international protection accommodation soars past €1.2 billion
Public frustration is boiling over as official state figures reveal that spending on international protection accommodation has soared past €1.2 billion annually, contrasting sharply with a deepening domestic housing and homelessness crisis.
Two men accused of rape at Ceannt Station fight for release
Public anger is growing as two men accused of a brutal abduction and sexual assault at Galway’s Ceannt Railway Station fight for their release.
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The Reality
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17,000+
The Housing Crisis
As of early 2026, official figures show a record high of over 17,000 people living in emergency accommodation in Ireland, including more than 5,300 children. However, the true number is significantly higher because this count excludes rough sleepers and thousands of 'hidden homeless' forced to couch-surf with friends and family.
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42%
Cost of Living
Ireland consistently ranks as the most expensive country in the EU for everyday expenses, with overall consumer prices sitting roughly 42% above the European average. Irish households are still grappling with the highest electricity and housing costs in Europe, putting massive strain on already struggling families.
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€57
Fuel Taxes
Every time you fill up your car, the Irish government takes more than half of your money. To put it simply, if you spend €100 on a tank of petrol, about €57 of that goes straight into the government's pocket in taxes, leaving only €43 to cover the actual cost.
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€2.2bn
Government Spending
In 2021, the State spent roughly €190 million on International Protection accommodation. By 2025, that figure reached an estimated €1.2 billion—and when you add in the costs for Ukrainian refugees, the total bill pushed past €2.2 billion. The vast majority of this budget is paid directly to private commercial operators and hotel owners.
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€23bn
A Broken Health Service (HSE)
Despite a record budget of over €23 billion, our health system is fundamentally broken. Hundreds of thousands of people are stuck on waiting lists for basic care, and vulnerable patients are left on hospital trolleys for days. Frontline staff are exhausted, while a top-heavy bureaucracy swallows the funds.
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€670m+
A Foreign Conflict
While our own people struggle with a historic housing shortage and cost of living crisis, the government has provided Ukraine with over €670 million in direct state aid since the start of the war, on top of more than €2 billion spent accommodating refugees domestically. Instead of prioritizing struggling Irish communities and public services, taxpayers are footing the bill for a foreign conflict—including a recent €125 million package with €100 million allocated for non-lethal military equipment alone.
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Crime & Unsafe Streets
Communities are feeling increasingly abandoned as violent crime and anti-social behavior rise on our streets. The government has overseen a severe Garda retention crisis, leaving our towns without visible policing and relying on a justice system that acts like a revolving door for repeat offenders.