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28/05/2026

28/05/2026

📢 𝐒𝐏𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐄𝐑 𝐀𝐍𝐍𝐎𝐔𝐍𝐂𝐄𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓: 𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐑𝐘 𝐌𝐂𝐌𝐀𝐇𝐎𝐍

We are proud to announce our first confirmed guest for The Mise Éire get together in Castlebar on September 19th!

Joining us on stage is award-winning Irish filmmaker, director, writer and actor, Terry McMahon.

Terry is a fiercely independent voice in Irish culture, widely respected for his raw honesty, uncompromising integrity, and his powerful advocacy for free speech and personal sovereignty. He understands deeply what it means to protect the spirit of our heritage against the grain of modern censorship.

At a time when our national identity and community spirit are being heavily tested, Terry will be bringing his characteristic fire, passion and insight to Castlebar to discuss reclaiming our narrative, standing our ground and reviving the true, unbreakable Irish spirit.

The response to our Early Bird tickets has been fantastic with just over 50% now sold. Secure your first-access discount today before they sell out.

👉 Grab your Early Bird tickets here: https://miseeire.ie/

26/05/2026

Right now, there is a war going on; family homes being taken by force under the guise of a court order. An order that is not signed by the registrar or the judge, an order that has no court seal:
Thugs turning up, assisted by the Gardai (a civil matter), There is more to this than meet the eye.
The thugs have no ID badges: PSA license require that these thugs wear ID badges; A Private Security Authority (PSA) license is legally required for anyone working in the private security industry in Ireland, including security guards, door supervisors, event security, and private investigator.

Who is turning a blind eye? The Gardai = obviously, but who is telling them to turn that blind eye?

Read the first line of our motto………….
Fight the Banks & the Vulture Funds; Don’t give up your home.
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Tax Haven Ireland.
Ireland: commonly known as the wild-west.
“the government against the people”

25/05/2026

📉 Sinn Féin were the biggest losers of the recent by-elections as the largest opposition party failed to get a seat in its leader's own constituency.

The loss is another indication that the party is failing to connect with voters with a replication of its 2020 General Election soar becoming more and more of a distant dream.

Sinn Féin’s Dublin Central candidate Janice Boylan had another tough day in the RDS, standing beside the party’s leader exactly as she did two years ago when she failed to get a seat in the last general election. It was a bit rocky from the get go for Ms Boylan, who is a councillor for Dublin’s North Inner City.

She wasn’t even Ms McDonald’s choice- who instead put forward disability rights activist Gillian Sherratt. But Ms Boylan won the party’s nomination for the by-election, indicating a massive gap between the leader and the wants of her parliamentary party.

Despite the campaign kicking off with a fair amount of drama due to this, the Dublin City Councillor was touted as a favourite for the weeks coming up to polling day. It would make sense. It’s Mary Lou’s turf, and while the seat was left vacant by Fine Gael’s Paschal Donohoe, Government candidates rarely fare well in by-elections.

Opinion polls also suggested that Sinn Féin were on top, at least when it came to first preference votes. It was always understood that Social Democrats Daniel Ennis could pass her out in subsequent counts.

He is more transfer-friendly than Ms Boylan, with Labour or Green Party voters more likely to give him a nod on their ballot paper. However, it wasn’t expected that the Social Democrats candidate would beat her to the punch on the first count.

25/05/2026

It follows abysmal by-election results for Fianna Fáil in the Dublin Central and Galway West competitions, which saw the party failing to reach double-digit first preference votes in either race

21/05/2026

VOTE STEENSON #1 — Everyone, call your family and friends living in Dublin Central, and ask them to vote Cllr Malachy Steenson number 1. He needs every vote he can get in tomorrow’s by-election to secure a Dáil seat. The more TDs we have, the closer we get to stopping traitors FFG, and Mary Lou’s radical-left alliance.