And while we're at it, Dublin GAA being sponsored by aparthotels during a housing crisis is so tone deaf, especially given the number of fans who are based on the inner city.

It's disappointing to see the GAA protect its sponsors ahead of its members, but not surprising:

- stuck with AIB during the tracker mortgage scandal
- shameless hurling sponsorship with Etihad in the past

It's not at AFL levels of shamelessness, but we should interrogate GAA sponsorship more

People looking for a place to rent or buy in Ireland are not looking at IPAS centres on daft.ie, because asylum seekers and the average renter/buyer of housing are not competing for the same type of housing #tonightvmtv

Well said 🙌
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I never want to hear that young people don't vote after this election, repeal, and marriage equality. For the referendums people spent thousands of euro to get home to vote and that still hasn't been reformed + they are totally underrepresented in every other election #aras25 #áras25

Also great to see that despite the low turnout, Connolly still got the most amount of first preference votes ever in an Irish presidential election (over 900,000). Huge echoes of the repeal referendum, let's hope the momentum can keep up for the next election #aras25 #áras25

In fairness, it's a debate worth having