We can assume she's Irish or NGOs would be on RTÉ news talking about it and the President would have issued a statement.

EDIT: gardaí say there was no reports of any incident in Clondalkin on Saturday evening in relation to a tent. The homeless charity who were the source of the story removed their post.

🔗 rsvplive.ie

discontinued for "refugees" only

🔗 rte.ie

They're laughing at you.

🔗 twitter.com

A Clondalkin community group protested against Minister Roderic O'Gorman's decision to accommodate over 900 asylum seekers in the area this evening.

They say Clondalkin now has the most asylum seekers per square kilometre in the country and that having so many asylum seekers in 'unfit accommodation' and in one area is having adverse effects on the community and day to day life.

"We are really stretched as a community...apartments on every patch of land, services bursting at the seams."

"Our services like gardaí, doctors, schools among others are fully stretched and with plans to extend the tender in Dolcain house (which is unfair for any human being to reside in) its time to take action like other communities around the country."

They say govt reps pushed aside their concerns, offered no consultation, and instead concocted a narrative that they they were racist.

Protesters also held a 1 minute silence for a homeless girl found dead (uncorroborated) in a tent in Clondalkin at the weekend.

🔗 twitter.com

I ventured down to the Clondalkin protest to give it a bit of coverage. Particularly after a young homeless girl from the area froze to death in her tent at the weekend. A minute’s silence was observed while blocking the road to raise awareness. The media have not covered this story I have heard unconfirmed reports she was only 15.

Diversity Payout for Irish Parties.

https://www.theburkean.ie/articles/2022/12/12/political-irelands-e215k-diversity-payday

The Online Safety and Media Regulation bill was signed into law last Saturday to establish a new regulator called the Media Commission which will have an Online Safety Commissioner.

This Commissioner will be able to issue content limitation notices to online services in respect of 'harmful content', and fine or block access to online services for non-compliance. The Commissioner can also request user info.

There will be a 'super-complaints scheme' where 'expert NGOs' can bring systemic issues to the attention of the Media Commission.

One category of online content defined as 'harmful' is content 'by which a person bullies or humiliates another person'.

Coupled with the hate speech laws, 2023 looks set to be the year the regime tries to take control of the internet.

Digital Business Ireland has expressed concerns that Ireland will gain a reputation as a country that is hostile towards tech. Lucy Michael supports the regulation while the ICCL has offered some criticism.

🔗 independent.ie

‌JRD (Twitter)

RT @griptmedia: JOHN MCGUIRK: In the case of Leo Varadkar's indiscretion, as in so much, the Government's priority is to ensure that it is illegal for you to see or hear those things or arguments it fears you seeing, or hearing. They seek a new era of state censorship.

https://gript.ie/martins-disgraceful-proposal-varadkars-law/

The regime are so scared of the term 'plantation' catching on to describe the replacement levels of immigration into Ireland that they've been tracking the use of the term for months.

🔗 rte.ie

Eurostat tracks and makes projections about the demographics of EU member states so the EU know Ireland is being planted. They just don't like any opposition so they're funding a Stasi operation in DCU to surveil it.

This data for Ireland is from their 2011 Eurostat projection study.

Model 4 projected that 45% of people resident in Ireland by 2061 will have a foreign background.

A note on the four models:

🔹 Model 1 considers 3rd gen migrants onwards as Irish so you can ignore it.

🔹 Model 2 considers all descendants from foreign-born mothers as having a foreign background. However, it considers everyone born in Ireland before Jan 1st 2008 as Irish.

🔹 Model 3 adds different fertility assumptions for European and foreign-background subgroups. This data wasn't available for Ireland.

🔹 Model 4 tried to provide the most comprehensive appraisal by including in the base population available estimates for the existing irregular foreign population and for second generation migrants.

One for the EU surveillance operatives in DCU to log.

"This is an invasion. We have to fight for our offspring, for their very survival. This is serious people. Wake up."

"These people are opportunists — economic migrants — they're coming from London and Berlin. They're coming from safe places."

"The Irish people have had enough, and we are taking our country back by hook or by crook. We remember that saying, and we remember who said it...Cromwell said it."

"And we've had enough of the Cromwells in the Dáil and their fake oppositions."

#Cookstown 🔗 facebook.com

Written by a Jewish law professor in Maynooth University.

🔗 spectator.org

#NewPlantation

>In Ireland “today, 17 per cent of our population comes from somewhere else. The last time that happened was probably the Plantation.

-Mary McAleese
#NewPlantation.

🔗 irishtimes.com

East Wall protest on tomorrow.

The topic of conversation here is the Varadkar video and the panel is asked what rights a person should have (public or private) if they're 'uncomfortable or concerned' with their image being used online in any instance.

So under the new online safety regulation, it's being claimed that anyone will be able to ask the online service hosting such an image to remove it. The regulator will have the power to fine or block online services for failure to comply.

Ivana Bacik says the goal is that there will also be consequences for the person who made someone feel uncomfortable or concerned but quite how long you'll be interned in a re-education camp hasn't been decided yet. That's needed apparently because women are being put off entering politics.

Regrettably, the eight year old girls who presumably drafted these regulations were never put off.

The homeless charity group which posted about a girl being found dead in a tent in Clondalkin removed the post from their facebook.

Gardaí told the Irish Examiner there had been no reports of any incident in Clondalkin on Saturday evening in relation to a tent.

The Mirror and RSVPLive deleted their reports on the incident.

In October 2020, a woman was found dead in a tent in Clondalkin so perhaps that story got confused.

There's been a number of deaths in Ireland of homeless people sleeping rough over winter so it wasn't an unbelievable story.

🔗 facebook.com

What do you call a dead Somali found wrapped in a carpet in a field in Meath by a man walking his dog?

"Dublin man".

🔗 dublinlive.ie