Some details about the latest rape in Fermoy.

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Young woman was out for a 21st Birthday celebration and got separated from her friends.

She was found at 8AM the following morning during a garda search in a derelict house three miles outside Fermoy, naked from the waist down except for a sock and with scratch marks on her body like she had run through brambles. She was in a hypothermic state and couldn't recall anything.

CCTV had captured footage of her in an intoxicated state coming out a night club flagging down cars for a lift.

Gardaí were able to see a partial registration of the car she got into and traced the owner.

All the media will say is his address is in Munster. They won't say if he has a taxi license or not.

They won't say where he's from but they had to admit he's foreign because the gardaí objected to bail on the grounds that he's a flight risk as he's lived in Ireland two years with a wife and children but he's been home six times in that time.

Swab samples were taken and match.

He told gardaí that after he picked the woman up and drove off, he reversed his car down a laneway and got into the back seat and removed her boots, pants and underwear and had sex with her before she got out of the car and fled. He said he then threw her phone and her clothes out of the car and drove home.

Gardaí had found her phone hidden behind a tree and her clothes 200 meters down the road.

He's back in Fermoy District Court on the 9th.

Listeners' texts about the rape are read out at 06:29.

A couple of good callers on Red FM today talking about the asylum racket.

Jenny from Macroom is up first and exposed some great facts to listeners. Séamus calls in at 09:24.

Macroom, you might remember, is where locals discovered one the hotels accommodating asylum seekers was being used as a prostitute den.

Got absolutely nothing to do with immigration, racist.

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When they say the quiet part out loud.

He wants a constitutional right to housing in Ireland for all 8 billion people in the world.

Already 30%-40% of people who are registering as homeless in Ireland every month are newly arrived immigrants from all over the world with no means to support themselves.

Tony Groves wants to make it easier for them and to attract even more. He believes this will solve the housing crisis.

And that's why he gets invited onto RTÉ.

My full report on Saturday's free speech protest (3rd December 2022): https://youtu.be/os_Du6oiqSg

Speakers:
Michael Leahy (Chairman of the Irish Freedom Party)
Dr Vincent Carroll

Dr Gerard Waters
Andy Heasman
Mick Brazil (The Irish Git)

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The Liberal is reporting that East Wall residents plan to “bring Dublin to a complete halt” today from 5pm after more asylum seekers were spotted being dropped off at the old ESB office.

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A new statement from the East Wall Protest Committee after the government dumped more asylum seekers in the old ESB office:

"It is now in the mainstream news cycles that hospitals, schools, doctors and other services are at breaking point. Our population demand is growing three times faster than housing supply."

“The Government and entire Establishment class including all the State funded NGOs have clearly gone rogue in order to maintain so called ‘international obligations.’"

"It is now the government which seeks a seat at our table, and not us at theirs. In their moment of weakness, we will increase our activity...we will not be meeting any more political representatives until they accede to our demands."

"We call on the rest of the nation to form community groups and stand up against this madness. Join us in our protest. Stand with us and your community and shut this country down."

"The Irish people deserve better than the recklessness of open borders..."

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A caller to Red FM made a Freedom of Information request to the Dept of Justice about the international protection applicants who have arrived this year.

While 11,142 asylum applications have been received up until the end of October, the FOI data he got only applies to 8,893 applications the Dept of Justice received from January to August.

In the next post I'll go over the information he received.

The caller asked for data on the last countries asylum seekers were in before arriving in Ireland from but the Dept of Justice doesn't keep it. He was only able to get their countries of origin.