Jim Corr: Last News

Having taken on Jim Corr’s anti-mask protests last month, Jedward have now moved on to Ian Brown.

People keep saying that 2020 is rubbish, but it has given us an increasingly politicised Jedward and I don’t know about you, but I think that might be a reasonable payoff. Especially when their latest move is to get into a fight about facemasks with Jim Corr.Taking umbrage with an anti-facemask protest in Dublin on Saturday, Jedward tweeted: “Dear Dublin anti-mask protest, get the fuck inside you selfish lowlives.

FURIOUS Jedward have slammed 'idiotic' Jim Corr in an explosive row after he backed ignoring face mask rules. The former X Factor stars, 28, attacked Jim, 56, who is a member of Irish rock group The Corrs, on Twitter after he expressed support for an anti-mask protest in Dublin.

August 22, 2020Jim Corr attended the protest and shared a video of all those who had turned up, praising the ‘great turnout.’In response to this, the twins used one of his songs to ridicule his behaviour, along with a poster with the Irish public health advice as they said: ‘G’wan leave the whole country ‘breathless’ from COVID because of your idiotic behaviour.’Shut up you fools and grow a brain between you https://t.co/61nZQlOYDe https://t.co/GjAe7vjzbG— Jim Corr (@Jimcorrsays) August 22, 2020It didn’t end there, however, as they then continued: ‘When your core message is wrong you have no legs to stand on! There’s only one right in this fight against COVID so don’t even try to question it! Change your attitude and get with the times.’Jim

Jedward have launched a scathing Twitter attack on The Corrs star Jim Corr after he backed anti-mask protesters in Ireland.

9/11 attacks were an ‘inside job’ and coming out in support of the anti-vaxx movement.His latest crusade is that coronavirus is a ‘hoax’ and has been exaggerated, and has been urging people to watch a documentary called Plandemic, which shares widely debunked conspiracy theories about the Covid-19 pandemic.Corr shared a video from the anti-lockdown protest, and tweeted: ‘Great turn out at the protest in Dublin.’In numerous videos shared, the crowd listened to Sinead O’Connor’s version of The Foggy Dew.