u/AnCamcheachta

The user CaveDave has done a very good job of differentiating the contrast in Population Difference between High-Density Counties and Low-Density Counties.

Each individual County Council has a minimum of 18 Council seats. Surely, this should highlight how rural Ireland really is.

In Leitrim, we can observe Martin Kenny (SF, North Leitrim) and Frank Feighan (FG, South Leitrim).

In Longford, we can observe Micheál Carrigy (FG) along with Boxer Moran (IND).

Now, if we can get even more specific, we can show that Limerick County has more TDs per capita than any other Constituency (á la Adrian Kavanagh)

When it comes to Constituencies of Lower Consensequence, like Dublin Central, we can observe how there are only 14 councillors (across two wards), who are fundamentally less influential compared to the 18 Council seats of Leitrim or Longford.

Even in the upcoming Galway West Bye-Election, Galway City returns 18 seats, and Commemara returns 9 council seats.

Every single Constituency is dominated by it's own Population Density. The lower the Population Density, the less likely The Left is to win a seat

>The Greatest Ukrainians (Ukrainian: Великі українці, romanized: Velyki ukrainstsi) was a Ukrainian TV project. The programme was the result of a vote conducted to determine whom the Ukrainian public considers the greatest Ukrainians to have lived in history. According to Savik Shuster, more than 2.5 million people participated in the voting.[1][2][3]

>The TV show was broadcast on Inter being 90–180 minutes long during Sunday prime-time. The host of the program, Savik Shuster, started primaries (pre-voting) during his other Friday talk show The Freedom with Savik Shuster. The co-host of the programme was Inter's news anchor Hanna Homonai. Pre-voting took place in a number of Ukrainian cities such as Kyiv, Lviv, Yalta, Kharkiv, Odesa, Donetsk, Simferopol, Nizhyn, Mykolaiv, Ostroh, Chernivtsi, and Kamianets-Podilskyi.

>On 11 April 2008, the top 100 of Great Ukrainians were announced. The top 10 was to be re-voted, and the results were shown on 16 May 2008. The final top 10 were:[4]

>Yaroslav I the Wise (978–1054) (40%)

>Mykola Amosov (1913–2002) (19.88%)

>Stepan Bandera (1909–1959) (16%)

>Taras Shevchenko (1814–1861) (9.3%)

>Bohdan Khmelnytskyi (1595–1657) (4.02%)

>Valeriy Lobanovskyi (1939–2002) (3.18%)

>Viacheslav Chornovil (1937–1999) (2.63%)

>Hryhoriy Skovoroda (1722–1794) (1.73%)

>Lesia Ukrainka (1871–1913) (1.64%)

>Ivan Franko (1856–1916) (1.49%)

Oh, wow! Look at what it looks like as the list goes on :

>23. Volodymyr Lenin (1870–1924) communist revolutionary and political theorist

Now, why would these staunch anti-Communist Ukrainians galvanise this Russian Communist? Is it maybe because Ukraine peaked whilst part of the Soviet Union?

What's more, is you have three other Ukrainians from the Soviet Union on the list :

>17. Serhiy Korolyov (1907–1966) rocket engineer for Soviet Union

>67. Ivan Mykolaichuk (1941–1987) Soviet actor

>95. Oleg Koshevoy (1926–1943) Soviet partisan

Now, what I find interesting is the absense of Nikita Khrushchev, who, whilst Russian, cared very deeply for the people of Ukraine.

It was Nikita, as the leader of the Ukrainian SSR, who demanded that Lviv be transferred from Poland to the Ukranian SSR whilst Stalin was re-drawing the borders of Eastern Europe after WW2.

It was also Khrushchev who added Crimea to the Ukranian SSR in 1956 as a Show of Friendship.

The fact that Bandera is Number Three in terms of National Heroes, shows some serious problems in the Ukrainian National Character, and that Lenin is 23rd shows a significant level of confusion.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Velyki_Ukra%C3%AFntsi

The most recent RedC Poll shows 17% FG and 17% FFG - 34%

Amárach Research - FG (17%), FG (17%).

Jo (50),

Now, McAdam has already been in a scandal, spending 6K "promoting" Ireland in San Francisco.

However, concerning Adventures Close To Home, his team has not tried to inundiate himself with the people of Dublin, despite his role as Mayor.

Now, I walk through Smithfield regularly. Specifically, I sometimes walk through Bow Street, which has a food drive for the homeless.

One FG poster was very predominantly shown, right in front of "Brother Lukes" ( AKA the Capuchin Day Centre).

Why does Ray McAdam feel the urge to place his poster on this particular street? He never had a poster on any other streets related to homelessness.

Was FG simply trying to make a point? Were they simply "having the craic"? They have to know that they don't stand a chance. Did they simply know that they would lose this Bye-Election, and they were effectively mocking us? Mocking the lowest-income individuals of this Constituency?

What happened next? Ray McAdam had his poster torn down, right outside of the Capuchin Day Centre. I say, whoever ripped it down, did a huge service for the Working Poor of Dublin 7.

Personally, I was unaware of Comade Kirov until I was in an Easons waiting for a bus.

I was leafing through the various magazines, one of which was focused on the Soviet Union.

This magazine had a section dedicated to the assassination of Sergei Kirkov, who I never heard of before.

Did the NKVD order this execution? Did Stalin implement the Purges because of this?

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He posts in, and moderates, all sorts of subreddits, a redditor and Moderator, which makes Irish against British infrastructure.

The 21st Century is not coincidental,
North American academics from the late 80s-early 90s from Universities like Berkerley and Vancouver write the script of Intersectional Neoliberalism.

In Ireland, we implemented the Industrial Relation Act (1991), which banned Solidarity Srikes and Wildcat Strikes.

Even in other countries, like Norway, they implemented Property Taxes in 1991.

The fact of the matter, is that we would be better off with the continued existence of the Soviet Union, so that the Maastricht Treaty wouldn't have to exist.

I signed up 8 years ago, primarily because I wanted to avail of HAP. I was evicted, just for asking about HAP, and I ended up in a Homeless Shelter.

Now :

My first region, I am 250 in the list.

My second region, I am 290 in the list.

In the third region, I am about 550 in the list.

That is how it works, you get to pick three regions of the city, if there is too much demand, you do not get to pick another region.

There are so few Social Housing units being built, with only one new unit being available per week, this will relegate me to waiting roughly five and half years to experience some Social Stability.

Now, I have gone through 7 different landlords, ever since I was a teenager, but the recent legislation implemented by FFG would make me never want to deal with a new Landlord again.

Gentle Reminder that it impoverished the country.

Red C/Business Post Opinion Poll

SF 25% (+1) FG 16% (-2) FF 16% (-) SD 8% (-) IND IRE 7% (+2) AON 6% (-) LAB 4% (-) GP 3% (-) SPBP 3% (-) IND 12% (-)

The Prospective Left-Wing Government at 43%, FFG at 32%.

Even if all INDs aligned with FFFG, it would be 44%.

Even if SF, FF and SD made 49%, I wouldn't be so sure.