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yes they will be a minorityt but with a a seat at the meetings they can be very disruptive

nolan does a show on 5 live friday saturday sunday nights

can the media keep being quiet about it will they have to inform  the public of the dup meeting if that is true

talks of emergency dup meeting

i am talking about local elections if far right people can get on county council meeting they can cause major disruption

yes it will determine if the right wing insurgency is real or not

if its him they will turf him out but they will a bit of deflection by talking a  adams too its already begun

they will deflect by saying what about the adams family

its the biggest election in the history of the republic

republican types the like the inla who claim to be left wing 32 county socialists  but seem to be terrified of the far right.

you said the  so called far right need to be be beat off the streets whos going to do that seeing republican types seem to be terrified

The gardai should be doing it. Better still local residents. I never mentioned "republican types" whatever that is.

are lots of protestors not themselves local residents  the gardai cant beat people up for standing in the streets

i dont think local residents want to put themselves in danger.

provincials have more chance of being scrapped or seperated from all ireland than ever going back to giving them automatic quarter final spot.

so does that mean he wants the old backdoor system back except he backdoor would be a groupstage


and what is he  on about playing provincial finals on st stephens day.

you said the  so called far right need to be be beat off the streets whos going to do that seeing republican types seem to be terrified

https://www.irishtimes.com/politics/2024/03/28/mass-influx-of-refugees-due-to-european-war-seen-as-potential-risk-to-ireland/

A mass influx of refugees due to a potential European war is one of the key risks facing Ireland, according to the latest Government risk assessment.

In its first National Risk Assessment in four years, the Government views such a risk as "very likely" and has raised concerns about the impact on the economy.

For the first time, the National Risk Assessment, which will be published on Thursday, includes "mass inward population displacement" as a major potential threat to the country.

According to the assessment, which was drafted by the Office of Emergency Planning in the Department of Defence as well as experts from other Government departments, the "reasonable worst-case scenario" is a "mass inward population influx, coupled with an increase in international protection applicants, impacting the carrying capacity of the economy".