L’organizzatore della protesta per il carburante ha subito sentenze fiscali di 550.000 euro ed è stato condannato per crudeltà dopo la morte di 60 capi di bestiame nella fattoria

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/fuel-protest-organiser-had-tax-judgments-of-550000-and-was-convicted-of-cruelty-after-60-cattle-died-on-farm/a1416846078.html

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  1. 1993blah on

    Mr Geoghegan was also asked about his conviction on 13 charges relating to animal cruelty in 2006 after between 60 and 65 animals died on his farm in Cornaher, Tyrrellspass, Co Westmeath, during a 13-month period.
    He was fined €6,250 in connection with a number of offences including leaving an animal with its head trapped, not providing water, not burying carcasses and not feeding animals a wholesome diet.

    Seems like a good bloke

  2. insane_worrier on

    That’s the gobshite I heard on the radio declaring that this is a revolution.

    A whole new Ireland incoming apparently

  3. Background-Arm3625 on

    Any of these spokesmen for the protesters are in for a shock with the Revenue.

  4. chipCap1 on

    Mr Geoghegan confirmed that a withdrawal of carbon tax was on the “list of demands” ahead of the meeting, and revealed that his carbon tax bill was €21,000, questioning: “Why should I pay it?”

    He said Taoiseach Micheál Martin should write a cheque for €21,000 “and see how he feels about it”.

    I like the idea of picking and choosing our taxes.

  5. Kimbo_Beans on

    A rich, middle class, animal abusing tax fraud shutting down the country in an attempt to blackmail the government into giving him and his mates another handout (250m last week) on fuel they already pay less than half the tax on compared to everyone else (20% vs 55%) because two countries are fighting a war on the other side of the world we have nothing to do with, driving up costs and demand, all while the useful idiots book a week off work to scream about trans people and immigrants on O’Connell street, block emergency services everywhere else, and make increasingly clownish demands

    Real champions of the people

  6. DesertRatboy on

    Is anyone surprised? These guys are some of the dodgiest cunts in the country

  7. thats_pure_cat_hai on

    Quelle surprise.

    Reminder that the people leading this thing aren’t the working class or the poor struggling because of fuel hikes. They’re well-off agricultural contractors and large farmers whose profits are being slightly affected. However, they are trying to pass this off as an everyman, salt of the earth, regular people protest.

  8. lomalleyy on

    He came off awful in the interview in rte, not a shred of empathy for people needing the hospital. Evidently he doesn’t care who/what lives or dies.

  9. The_Ruck_Inspector on

    Ah yes the Irish Barb Streisand effect. Also known as the Seamus Culleton effect.

  10. halibfrisk on

    Bully turns out to be a sack of shit. Who would have guessed

  11. Cunt has history of being a cunt.

    And in other news, fire is hot…

  12. father_hernandez on

    Worth pointing out the huge amounts of money received by Donal Byrne, one of the organisers from the west of Ireland, has received in business supports from things like the LEO and others.

  13. SignificantFilm3887 on

    A pity he doesn’t like his animals and paying his tax the same way that he likes blocking peoples access to their roads , their fuel, their hospitals and their jobs.
    Some leader ! Inspirational.

  14. Diska_Muse on

    So he’s a tax dodger who is guilty of animal cruelty and he wants tax breaks from the government to prop up his current business and he’s willing to hold the country to ransom to get his way.

    Yeah, he can fuck right off.

    Absolute cunt.

  15. Quiet_Yellow2000 on

    All the people who support this. This is who you are supporting ffs.

  16. Witty_Management2960 on

    Dublin feels like Gotham in the Dark Knight Rises. Except instead of Bane we got this moron.

  17. Wonderful_Flower_751 on

    Oh what a fine upstanding gentleman he is.

    And everyone acting like he’s the new messiah.

  18. -Rocketa- on

    Can we just break out the fucking teargas and be done with it?

    A blockade, I’m not going to lend it credibility by calling it a protest, organised by morons, animal abusers, racist, tax frauds – and that’s just what we know so far.

    These are not good people and they are claiming to be the champions of the people of Ireland.

    Anyone supporting these people can get fucked.

    A protest with nebulous, shifting and unreasonable demands.

  19. him_name_pick_good on

    Surely not the same James Geoghegan who posts regularly complaining about asylum seekers and baselessly claimed migrants were being bussed in to communities to rig votes?

  20. Didyouseethebubble87 on

    Jesus christ. Thats disgusting. He probably blames the government for his own massive faults. A lot of these lads have major chips on their shoulders. Another one of the main leaders went bankrupt because he’s a shite business man, ended up in prison for a night or two.

  21. niafall7 on

    > “So there’s no problems, as of today, it’s up to date. They actually owe me money, would you believe?”, he added.

    No, I wouldn’t.

  22. CurrencyDesperate286 on

    I know it’s usually the biggest gobshites who’ll step up to a mic, but between this cunt and the fella from Meath whose social media posts are just endless vile racism, could they really not find any better representatives?

  23. afterdinnermince on

    has been obvious from the get go that everybody at the fore of this movement was some sort of asset rich businessperson. can’t believe all the rubes who went along with it in good faith asking for their taxes to go towards subsidising the businesses of clowns like this lol 👍 

  24. Short_Ad_5006 on

    So this protest is basically racist far right cunts, tax dodging cunts, and cunts who abuse animals.

    Send in the fucking riot squad ffs. Enough of this nonsense 

  25. Bright-Bad1472 on

    Maybe they should have a word with their accountants, as their businesses in their current state are clearly not viable if we’re to believe the losses they say they are incurring.

    Shocking to hear people on the radio defending it, their agenda flip-flops on the hour. Needs to be dealt with today, its setting a dangerous precedent.

  26. lace_chaps on

    *“I would be one of the leaders,” he told The Irish Times. He said he was asked to act as the public relations officer for a protest committee established in Portlaoise two weeks previously.*

    *“It’s in our hands, we call the shots. Whatever we decide to do is what every one else will do.”*

    The Right Honourable Mr. James Geoghegan

  27. Dry_Recognition_6724 on

    Malcontents and failures in life trying to grab their day in the sun. The worst of this country.

  28. Whatever you do….if you’ve skeletons in your closet….stay well away from the media

  29. Like always the bigger the chancer you are the more you get away with, hold the country hostage for fuel, paper hands, defraud the banking system , sure have a 20 year tribunal, murder baby’s and stick them in a tank, sorry about that..

    But heaven forbid you miss a car tax payment or don’t have a TV licence and your dragged over coals

    *edit* I forgot the worst crime of all.. a dodgy box.

  30. Past_Persimmon on

    Come from a family of millers and farm workers and feel confident in saying there isn’t a single person more demanding of greater handouts in greater number than farm owners and forestry block owners. Never could understand how they manage to fool so many of their employees into being on their side. Isn’t like they ever pay anyone more when they get yet another tax credit.

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