Two black male teenagers attempted to mug two other teenagers at knife point and demanded their phones in the Corballis area of Laytown yesterday at 7:30PM.
"A scuffle ensued which resulted in both of the injured parties receiving punches. They managed to flee the scene without serious injuries and without handing over their phones." 💪🏻
The Drogheda Leader is scrambling to delete comments from the pattern noticers.
And after having just finished listening to a livestream today with UK MP David Lammy telling the Irish Prison Reform Trust how Ireland can reduce the number of BAME peoples in our prisons too. It's all that nasty institutional racism's fault, you see...
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"A scuffle ensued which resulted in both of the injured parties receiving punches. They managed to flee the scene without serious injuries and without handing over their phones." 💪🏻
The Drogheda Leader is scrambling to delete comments from the pattern noticers.
And after having just finished listening to a livestream today with UK MP David Lammy telling the Irish Prison Reform Trust how Ireland can reduce the number of BAME peoples in our prisons too. It's all that nasty institutional racism's fault, you see...
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🚨I've told you before that our borders are wide-open to the world's trash to the extent that even though a Moroccan paedophile had been recently kicked out of the UK for attempting to abduct two 3-year-old boys, when he arrived at Dublin airport with a suitcase full of children's toys, gardaí had to just wave him on because he had a French passport.
They can't do anything about foreign child predators roaming Ireland searching for prey because that would run contrary to the values and ideals of the European Union.
They can't do anything about foreign child predators roaming Ireland searching for prey because that would run contrary to the values and ideals of the European Union.
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I received criticism from the Irish Times in March for stating that the CSO's inclusion of Roma under the heading of “white” in the census would fudge the statistics.
Here's the Irish Prison Reform Trust making the exact same claim in their livestream earlier about their new study on foreign and minority groups in the Irish prison system.
Their issue is they need to victimise the Roma so when they've been counted as white or Caucasian, they consider it a discrepancy in the figures. They're demanding clear data on people's ethnicities in prison.
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Here's the Irish Prison Reform Trust making the exact same claim in their livestream earlier about their new study on foreign and minority groups in the Irish prison system.
Their issue is they need to victimise the Roma so when they've been counted as white or Caucasian, they consider it a discrepancy in the figures. They're demanding clear data on people's ethnicities in prison.
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Pakistani Sharyar Ali was deported from the UK, but like so many others, he moved to Ireland and was subsequently able to open a mobile phone business in Dundalk.
He murdered his partner's 11-month old baby by blunt force on November 26th 2019.
The child's father is a north African whom the mother had a prior relationship with.
The mother of Hunter McGleenon had asked Ali to mind her baby while she attended to her terminally-ill grandmother who has since died. When her child was returned, it was dead.
Ali initially denied the charge, claiming the child had accidentally fallen from a low sofa onto a concrete floor.
He said he had put Hunter into his cot at 10pm that night with the child sleeping through to 6.30am. He claimed he only lifted him for a moment during the night when he fell. He also said he took the baby into a cold shower and performed CPR, at 9.30am, which “seemed to revive him” when he noticed the baby’s lips had turned blue in the morning.
He brought the baby back to his mother's house in Keady, Armagh saying that he couldn’t breathe. When the family rushed to the car, the infant was cold to the touch.
A PSNI detective noted that Ali changed his story a number of times during police interviews.
A postmortem report has stated that “the fatal head injury was not accidental”.
Prosecution stated at no time did Ali try ringing for medical assistance.
The court heard the baby’s mother had called to the house at 3am, but the door was locked and there was no answer, the defendant’s car was said to have been outside.
Also contradicting Mr Ali’s original statement was CCTV footage which captured him driving around on the night with the baby in his car while visiting several premises both in the north and south, including a casino in Monaghan which he left at 5AM.
Ali said he checked on the baby a number of times when he left him in the car but "he was sleeping".
Ali has now pleaded guilty. The case will be heard on June 15.
Justice Minister Helen McEntee issued a blanket amnesty to all illegals living in Ireland last December.
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He murdered his partner's 11-month old baby by blunt force on November 26th 2019.
The child's father is a north African whom the mother had a prior relationship with.
The mother of Hunter McGleenon had asked Ali to mind her baby while she attended to her terminally-ill grandmother who has since died. When her child was returned, it was dead.
Ali initially denied the charge, claiming the child had accidentally fallen from a low sofa onto a concrete floor.
He said he had put Hunter into his cot at 10pm that night with the child sleeping through to 6.30am. He claimed he only lifted him for a moment during the night when he fell. He also said he took the baby into a cold shower and performed CPR, at 9.30am, which “seemed to revive him” when he noticed the baby’s lips had turned blue in the morning.
He brought the baby back to his mother's house in Keady, Armagh saying that he couldn’t breathe. When the family rushed to the car, the infant was cold to the touch.
A PSNI detective noted that Ali changed his story a number of times during police interviews.
A postmortem report has stated that “the fatal head injury was not accidental”.
Prosecution stated at no time did Ali try ringing for medical assistance.
The court heard the baby’s mother had called to the house at 3am, but the door was locked and there was no answer, the defendant’s car was said to have been outside.
Also contradicting Mr Ali’s original statement was CCTV footage which captured him driving around on the night with the baby in his car while visiting several premises both in the north and south, including a casino in Monaghan which he left at 5AM.
Ali said he checked on the baby a number of times when he left him in the car but "he was sleeping".
Ali has now pleaded guilty. The case will be heard on June 15.
Justice Minister Helen McEntee issued a blanket amnesty to all illegals living in Ireland last December.
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Man handed life sentence after pleading guilty to murder of baby Hunter Patrick McGleenon in Co Armagh
A grieving mother wept in court as her ex-boyfriend was handed a life sentence after he admitted murdering her infant son.
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When Big Tech leaves Dublin, it'll be like when the automotive industry left Detroit.
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