In this episode Gerry talks about the ongoing issues since the Covid-19 outbreak and the political/social issues that haven't changed since the 1900s:

👉Why is our capital city still in a state of neglect?

👉Why hasn't anyone taken action to fix our city?

👉When will change ever be made!? If you're angry about the state our city is in, the lack of responsibility politicians are taking and the desperate need for democracy then this podcast was made for you. Listen to Gerry's unfiltered, honest opinion about Dublin City and the desperate changes that need to be made.

💬Im sure you have your own opinion about this subject so drop it in the comments, Gerry wants to listen to real opinions not politician!!!

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Gerry Kelly is back! Sharper, funnier, and grumpier than ever. In this episode, he digs into what’s really broken in modern Ireland: from endless lockdowns and a bloated civil service, to healthcare nightmares, unfair taxes, and his own battles with bureaucracy.

Why are ordinary people punished while elites walk free? Why is Ireland still running on 18th-century systems in the 21st century? And why does common sense seem to have disappeared from public life altogether?

This is Gerry’s no-nonsense guide to the frustrations of modern Ireland - told with honesty, humour, and more than a little grumpiness.

👉 What makes you grumpy about modern Ireland? Share your thoughts in the comments - Gerry wants to hear from real people, not politicians.

Don’t forget to like, follow/subscribe, and share if you’re tired of being ignored.

Welcome to The Grumpy Guide, hosted by Gerry Kelly - a straight-talking Irish tour guide with a sharp political mind and no time for sugar-coating. In each episode, Gerry takes listeners beyond the headlines and into the real frustrations of everyday life in Ireland. From Dublin’s breaking point to the housing crisis, rising costs, politics, history, and the cultural cracks nobody in power wants to admit - this is Dublin, unfiltered.