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Martin responds to Jozef Puska “There are various entitlements”: Micheál Martin responds to a question by Ryan Casey, boyfriend of Ashling Murphy, about how Slovak killer Jozef Puska came to Ireland to be jobless on welfare for a decade.
“Open-minded.”
Ireland, as a neutral country, would presumably abhor the idea of enforcing international laws by force.
When asked about the abuses of Ireland’s asylum system by illegal migrants with no documents, Tánaiste Micheál Martin says “We have international obligations,” adding that the issue shouldn’t be “reduced” to a “simplistic narrative.” Question by Ben Scallan. #gript
Accuse TD of ‘incredible overstatement’ on Ukraine.
Farcical.
You wouldn’t get a platform on RTE to say what he just said. And neither, you’ll note, will he.
“Significant levels of community transmission.”
Fianna Fáil in 2023 is that it now appears to be run by the leadership largely for the benefit of the leadership.
Sinn Fein face a much steeper climb to power than is presently being assumed.
PSNI Chief Constable resigns
No political party, after all, has ever won votes by criticising the popular people in the country.
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