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Looks like a report in the Offaly Express about this assault in Roscrea missed some key details.🤔

Yesterday I posted about an FOI request which asked for data on the last countries asylum seekers were in before arriving in Ireland. Because the request asked specifically about asylum seekers, the DoJ were able to deny access to any data as it's not part of an asylum seeker's record, curiously.

You'd think they should be interested in linking this data as under the Dublin III Regulation the State can send asylum seekers back to EU member states they were in.

Another person, however, just asked the DoJ for the countries of origin of all those initially refused permission to land at Dublin Airport. Above is that data from from January to July this year.

Helen McEntee has stated that 5,662 people have been refused leave to land up until October and 4,969 of them subsequently filed an asylum claim (88%).

The largest group come from unknown countries. Bit alarming that someone can get off a plane in Dublin Airport and border control can't figure out which one. 20 countries on the list are EU member states.

The public meeting on Justice Minister Helen McEntee's Hate Speech Bill hosted by @freespeechire on Wednesday night in Wynn's Hotel, Dublin.

Timestamps for the speakers below:

00:54 Professor Gerard Casey
18:52 TD Mattie McGrath
26:07 Irish Independent columnist Ian O'Doherty
38:33 Senator Sharon Keogan
46:23 Barrister & law academic Ed Shanahan
1:00:45 Q&A

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Female asylum seeker in East Wall tells the Irish Mirror that she is scared of the men in the former ESB building and that the diversity of the residents has caused a “clash of cultures”.

"They stare at us in a bad way, you know."

“We agree with the protests, we feel it’s not racist at all, it’s okay to protest.

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Everyone sees what's going on here right?

Nár cheart go mbeadh Éire ag bogadh i dtreo gach rud a mhúineadh trí Ghaeilge in ionad fáil réidh leis go hiomlán?

Is this progress for Ireland?
Does this help strengthen the identity of the Irish people?

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Anger against the government in Cookstown, Tallaght, after more single male asylum seekers were dumped in an Industrial estate office block.

"It's time for the Irish to come out in their hundreds of thousands. We have to say enough is enough. The Irish people are tax slaves. We're paying for this. We're paying to see our own homeless people dying on the streets. We are paying to see our grandparents having no chance of getting their medical care that's badly needed."

"Why? Because of open borders."

"This ends when we say it ends. We should be outside the TDs' offices every day. Make their lives a fucking misery the way they make the Irish people's lives a misery! Because life is not good here anymore. It's over for the government. "

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No, Nigel. That's just what you've been trying to subvert the protests into being about.

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Irish homeless activist says foreigners with accommodation are taking all the meals from a homeless charity and get aggressive when they're told the food is for homeless people only. They also demand being given supplies like baby wipes and toilet paper.

"When it’s explained to them that it’s only for people sleeping rough, it turns nasty."

She suggests only giving food, money and supplies to homeless people directly.

"There’s tons of beggars everywhere that are not homeless and are operating as a business, only give to genuine homeless people!!"

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A report about a foreigner jailed for facilitating illegal immigration yesterday revealed some detail about the asylum swindle where passengers are "losing their passports" before disembarking planes in Dublin Airport and filing asylum claims.

When customs searched bags belonging to Mohamed Morsy Ahmed (54) who had flown in from Lisbon, they found 12 refugee travel passes.

In July the govt suspended participation in the refugee travel pass scheme because it was being so abused. People with refugee status elsewhere were using the 3 month passes to travel here and make fresh asylum claims.

So separately, 13 passengers got off the same flight as Ahmed with no travel passes and filed asylum claims. The documents in Ahmed's bags all matched to these individuals. Ahmed's job was to get the docs back to them.

But despite Ahmed being arrested for facilitating illegals, none of 13 were treated as illegals and deported. Instead, they were taken to a reception centre to begin the asylum process.

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I've seen Roma gypsies being very aggressive at the focus Ireland just off of mountjoy Street. They were throwing things back at the volunteer saying it wasn't good enough. They were laughing and being very arrogant. I wanted to walk over and smash the 2 of them but there was baby's with them so didn't. They really give the irish homeless in the city a hard time. They are sly and wait till it's late or there is no one around and then attack them if they are in a good begging spot. I'd say Dublin city council has a tonne of footage of irish homeless getting attacked by the Roma Gypsies but are covering it up because it doesn't fit the current things narrative