Lula has beaten Bolsonaro in Brazil.
Tomorrow, Netanyahu could lose the Israeli election.
Next week, Trump’s Republicans could lose the House and the Senate.
Reform UK have dropped to their lowest polling in years.
Sanchez could win in Spain next month.
BREAKING NEWS:
Donald Trump supporters claim an election is rigged because their preferred candidate lost.
That’s never happened before…
Thank Jaysus the majority of Irish voters haven’t lost the plot to this extent.
🚨 JUST IN: Alex Soros congratulates Lula on his "win" over right-wing Flavio Bolsonaro in the Brazilian presidential election
"Congrats to Brazil for standing up against authoritarianism once again."
BRAZIL IS AN OCCUPIED COUNTRY.
Lula is the authoritarian and he should be prevented from stealing elections like this!
I’m calling the Brazilian election for Lula, though he’s trailing at the moment.
Mystic politistic!
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Very interesting trend in the 18-34 age bracket:
Sinn Féin surging here.
Sinn Féin: 33% (+9)
Soc Dems: 12% (-5)
Fine Gael: 12% (+1)
Fianna Fáil: 10% (+2)
Lab: 7% (-4)
Aontú: 6% (+1)
PBP: 5% (+2)
Green: 5% (-3)
Ind Ire: 5% (+3)
Ind & Oth: 5% (-4)
+/- last BP poll
20 odd years ago Ireland had 2.5 effective parties.
This poll indicates that we now have roughly 6.5 effective parties. Higher than the EU average.
The level of fragmentation in such a small country is ridiculous.
Independent Aontú, anyone? SDLP? People Before Green?… Wait
Seat projection based on Red C poll results.
Government formation will be insane:
FF/FG/AON/II: 86 seats (1 short)
SF/SD/LAB/PBP: 77 seats (10 short)
SF/FF/SD: 103 seats (16 seats clear)
SF/FF/II: 93 seats (6 seats clear)
BUSINESS POST POLL
Lowest combined support for FF/FF in history.
Sinn Féin: 22% (+1)
Fine Gael: 15% (-3)
Fianna Fáil: 15% (+1)
Soc Dems: 9% (-2)
Aontú: 8% (+1)
Ind Ireland: 8% (+3)
PBP-Sol: 4% (+1)
Labour: 4% (-)
Greens: 3% (-)
Ind: 11% (-2)
Do you remember that kid in school who used to tell the teacher every time anyone did anything and then wondered why nobody would play with him at lunchtime?
Anyway, here’s a post from Alan Shatter. Totally unrelated for legal reasons.
Step by step.
A good day for Ireland, where we seem to be emerging from the Cumbya approach to foreign policy we have long adopted, to begin facing the realities of a disordered world.
RTÉ News: Legislation to remove Triple Lock passes Dáil vote. rte.ie/news/2026/1021/159627…
Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael politicians are in turmoil tonight trying to row in behind their leader by launching attacks against Sinn Féin.
Oh no, please don’t highlight that Sinn Féin is against the incredibly unpopular decision to scrap the Triple Lock.
Whatever will they do!
Fine Gael’s youth wing passed a motion calling on the government to apply for membership of NATO, by the way.
Former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson who was recently jailed for sex crimes against children will be interviewed by London police over an alleged rape inside Westminster.
Incredible gaslighting by Fianna Fáil regarding the Triple Lock.
Reform and removal are two entirely different things.
If Thomas goes to the dentist with a bad tooth does he ask to have his tooth reformed? If not, keep your hands off Irish neutrality.
You must be joking 😂😂
Mr. Bryson has spent the last month absolutely screaming about the “rule of law” until he was blue in the face and now it’s “yeah but…”
Nationalists and republicans need to thank this man. He’s doing an incredible job for Irish unity 🤣
LucidTalk is due to release a poll in the next week or two.
Given the recent attention on Garvaghy Road and the sentence handed to former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson for sex offences against children, it is not unlikely that this will be the worst poll in history for the DUP.
Gavin Pepper proposes a genuine right wing stance on an issue and the majority of his comments disagree with him.
People don’t want “right wing” politics. They want sensible policies on immigration, housing, taxation and the cost of living.




















