Ireland: Unrest Grows As Anti-Migration Clashes Spread Beyond Dublin
Voters risk arrest to protest the Irish political establishment’s prioritization of migrant welfare over their own citizens.
Voters risk arrest to protest the Irish political establishment’s prioritization of migrant welfare over their own citizens.
Crowds of locals gathered around the planned asylum centre, chanting “get them out.”
Despite a spiralling number of abortions, government is adamant about liberalising abortion laws even further.
Investigators uncovered factory for creating forged documents, including passports and bank cards.
Dublin’s political establishment has yet to come to terms with the unprecedented public mood swing on migration.
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Paul Connolly is either an incompetent undercover journalist or is actively colluding with Antifa.
Dublin has been caught flat-footed by an influx of asylum seekers from Belfast—a potentially major crisis for Anglo-Irish relations.
Politicians viewed the influx as “a runaway train coming down the track” at Ireland after the UK’s Rwanda Plan.
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