Saturday.

Dublin city centre.

Members of the Ukraine Irish community marched from the GPO, O’Connell Street to Dail Eireann, Kildare Street protesting the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

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30 thoughts on “On The Streets”

    1. Timid

      Who said they were?
      If this becomes a war, our troops will be called upon ,especially if Ukraine is admitted to the EU as they are begging to be.
      Anyway we only have a 1%say when the vote is called .remember our illustrious leaders signed us up to PESCO

    1. Gavin

      You don’t actually know what the situation is there, they could be what they say they are, they probably aren’t…but claiming the “the real truth” is a bit rich

      1. Jo

        Honestly, wake up.

        Why did Putin go in?

        What happened Covid?

        There are none so blind as those who will not see.

        2. Nigel

          Putin went in because he wants Ukraine.

          Covid has not gone away, it’s killing a thousand people every day in the US.

  4. TenPin Terry

    In case you missed it on RTE …
    Here’s Boris receiving a standing ovation while attending a Ukrainian church in London last night.
    Recognising true leadership at a time of international crisis.
    All those Belfast-made anti-tank weapons sent over a few weeks ago from the UK with experts to train the Ukraine army in their use are coming in very handy right now.
    Well done Boris (handy timing too !)

    https://m.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=14&v=Un2Ql2MOqo4&feature=emb_logo

      2. TenPin Terry

        There is a difference.
        The UK like most major countries makes tanks and guns and rifles and rockets and sells them to whoever wants to buy them – Saudi Arabia is a major western ally in the Middle East.
        In Ireland’s case it obliges war by allowing Shannon to be used for re-fuelling and rendition flights.
        In this case the UK provided weapons and training for a democracy being invaded by an aggressor.
        Surely even you’re not to much of a dimwit to understand this.
        Oh, what am I thinking…

        1. scottser

          yeah, those yemeni idiots should be thankful that their homes were bombed by british rockets.
          hopefully joe will be along in a minute to remind you of your place.

          1. Tenpin Terry

            You see what I mean about hanging around like a useless dingleberry making inane comments ?
            You poor thing.

          2. scottser

            so your hypocritical bollox, lies and abuse are more worthy of comment here than mine?
            have at it lad – nobody gives a monkeys what you think.

  6. TenPin Terry

    Scottser hard at work today.

    10.24am ” Millie, do you not find salmons predictable? ”
    11.32am. ” nobody gives a monkeys what you think. ”

    Surely even someone like yourself educated at the University of Pond Life can see the irony in this.
    Perhaps not …

    1. scottser

      don’t flatter yourself salmons, i’m bored and you’re just low hanging fruit.
      lob up a few more of your witty observations and i’ll point out your hypocrisies again. it’ll be like our very own little game; let’s call it the Salmons Hypocrisy Instructional Table. i’ll rate them out of 5 for you, as i know you can’t actually count to 10.

      1. TenPin Terry

        You’re trying waaaaay to hard to be a bold boy lovey.
        ‘ Millie Millie help help – he’s being nasty to me again ‘
        Poor thing.

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