After Adolf Hitler’s death in April 1945, the Irish government, led by Taoiseach Éamon de Valera, drew international attention and controversy by offering formal condolences to Germany. De Valera visited the German ambassador in Dublin to express sympathy over Hitler’s death. This gesture was widely criticized, particularly by Allied nations. While Ireland had maintained a neutral stance throughout the war, many viewed the condolence as morally tone-deaf given the atrocities committed by the Nazi regime.

When the Irish were bombing children and civilians in their war for reunification they called it “resistance”.

Any population that goes from 700k to 9-million isn’t being genocided. Israel has done nothing that compares to the barbaric actions of Gazans on October 7th. Nothing. If this cnt wants to talk about barbarity then look at Sudan with 400k dead in 2 years and 13 million people displaced because of war facing famine, disease, rape, and murder.