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Asylum seekers demand to moved from Caherciveen hotel as number of Covid-19 infections rises to 20.
Sinn Féin TD Pa Daly & Fianna Fáil TD Norma Foley have both told Radio Kerry that the HSE expressed serious reservation about the direct provision centre being set-up in the Skellig hotel in the middle of the covid-19 epidemic and that it ran against their advice to the Dept of Justice.
The Dept of Justice had issued a statement insisting that they worked with the HSE's national social inclusion team in establishing the direct provision centre in Caherciveen.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/xejQBuS4GKW0/
Sinn Féin TD Pa Daly & Fianna Fáil TD Norma Foley have both told Radio Kerry that the HSE expressed serious reservation about the direct provision centre being set-up in the Skellig hotel in the middle of the covid-19 epidemic and that it ran against their advice to the Dept of Justice.
The Dept of Justice had issued a statement insisting that they worked with the HSE's national social inclusion team in establishing the direct provision centre in Caherciveen.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/xejQBuS4GKW0/
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There are no plans to close a direct provision centre in Cahersiveen, where there has been an outbreak of coronavirus, according to the Department of Justice.
Fianna Fáil Cllr Michael Cahill told Radio Kerry the centre’s residents, staff and people of Cahersiveen deserve answers as this was the single biggest health issue since the famine.
https://www.radiokerry.ie/no-plans-close-direct-provision-centre-cahersiveen/
Fianna Fáil Cllr Michael Cahill told Radio Kerry the centre’s residents, staff and people of Cahersiveen deserve answers as this was the single biggest health issue since the famine.
https://www.radiokerry.ie/no-plans-close-direct-provision-centre-cahersiveen/
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Dept of Justice blasted on Radio Kerry for their actions in Caherciveen:
"It was a veil of secrecy and then there's frustrations...the lack of respect shown to the residents, the lack of respect shown to the people of Caherciveen to let them know what was going on in their community, and something had gone wrong. When is that going to change — that sort of lack of communication in this Department?
"We're four years on from the independent review of the Department that said the organisation was driven by a closed, secretive and silo driven culture...Has anything changed in those four years, I'm wondering, if this is the way this situation was treated."
https://www.radiokerry.ie/minister-hopes-cahersiveen-reception-centre-will-closed-april-28th-2020/
"It was a veil of secrecy and then there's frustrations...the lack of respect shown to the residents, the lack of respect shown to the people of Caherciveen to let them know what was going on in their community, and something had gone wrong. When is that going to change — that sort of lack of communication in this Department?
"We're four years on from the independent review of the Department that said the organisation was driven by a closed, secretive and silo driven culture...Has anything changed in those four years, I'm wondering, if this is the way this situation was treated."
https://www.radiokerry.ie/minister-hopes-cahersiveen-reception-centre-will-closed-april-28th-2020/
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22 asylum seekers in Caherciveen's Skellig Hotel who were found to have been infected with Covid-19 were moved to the Vienna Woods Hotel in Cork.
Speaking to Radio Kerry is Graham Clifford of the Sanctuary Runners.
https://www.radiokerry.ie/calls-closure-cahersiveen-direct-provision-centre-april-30th-2020/
Speaking to Radio Kerry is Graham Clifford of the Sanctuary Runners.
https://www.radiokerry.ie/calls-closure-cahersiveen-direct-provision-centre-april-30th-2020/
Relax everyone, Looks like Gardaí have this one figured out.
https://intallaght.ie/man-killed-by-stabbing-in-enniscorthy/
https://intallaght.ie/man-killed-by-stabbing-in-enniscorthy/
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Traveller scam:
1. Buy some cheap land in a community.
2. Make everyone's life hell.
3. Sell it to them for ten times the price you paid for it.
Dispatches documentary on Channel 4:
The truth about Traveller Crime.
Full documentary here:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/ePPUFIR7j6T2/
1. Buy some cheap land in a community.
2. Make everyone's life hell.
3. Sell it to them for ten times the price you paid for it.
Dispatches documentary on Channel 4:
The truth about Traveller Crime.
Full documentary here:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/ePPUFIR7j6T2/
THE Department of Justice has declined to comment on reports of a cluster of coronavirus cases at a Direct Provision Centre in Limerick.
Sources from within Hanratty's Hostel have confirmed to the Limerick Leader that a number of residents have tested positive for the deadly condition.
It comes after the majority of the centre's 100 residents – predominantly asylum seekers – were tested on Wednesday.
https://www.limerickleader.ie/news/home/539459/reported-covid-19-outbreak-at-limerick-direct-provision-centre.html
Sources from within Hanratty's Hostel have confirmed to the Limerick Leader that a number of residents have tested positive for the deadly condition.
It comes after the majority of the centre's 100 residents – predominantly asylum seekers – were tested on Wednesday.
https://www.limerickleader.ie/news/home/539459/reported-covid-19-outbreak-at-limerick-direct-provision-centre.html
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The remaining Asylum seekers who have tested negative for Covid-19 in Caherciveen protest to be moved out of the Skelling Star hotel. Not much social distancing going on.
Airports are still open so we should acquiesce to their demands.
https://twitter.com/masi_asylum/status/1254887403829047297
Airports are still open so we should acquiesce to their demands.
https://twitter.com/masi_asylum/status/1254887403829047297
Debra is so worried about the govt's stance towards her illegal status that she elected to put her name, photo and Irish work history into the Irish Times fluff piece on guilting the public into supporting an amnesty for all the illegals who the elite use to undermine our labour market. She's been here for fourteen years, and is aged 61.
https://www.irishtimes.com/news/social-affairs/meet-ireland-s-unofficial-covid-19-essential-workforce-1.4240089
https://www.irishtimes.com/news/social-affairs/meet-ireland-s-unofficial-covid-19-essential-workforce-1.4240089
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Dr. Lucy Michael told Newstalk that there has been a four-fold increase in people expressing racist thoughts online in the first four months of the year.
Racism is defined by the NGO sector in Ireland as anything which anyone deems racist and there are zero independent bodies fact checking claims of racism for veracity.
Michael says that asking social media sites to regulate themselves hasn't worked and she wants the regulation to come from the government (see more state jobs for shitlibs) despite genocidal comments about Travellers and Roma already being illegal to publish.
She also wants hate crime legislation and a national plan against racism.
Meanwhile Cllr Hazel Chu says that despite receiving several calls a week informing her where Covid-19 came from, she refuses to believe having tighter border controls would have limited its growth and spread in Ireland.
China closed its borders to foreigners on March 29th to prevent immigrants bringing to new cases of the disease into the country.
Racism is defined by the NGO sector in Ireland as anything which anyone deems racist and there are zero independent bodies fact checking claims of racism for veracity.
Michael says that asking social media sites to regulate themselves hasn't worked and she wants the regulation to come from the government (see more state jobs for shitlibs) despite genocidal comments about Travellers and Roma already being illegal to publish.
She also wants hate crime legislation and a national plan against racism.
Meanwhile Cllr Hazel Chu says that despite receiving several calls a week informing her where Covid-19 came from, she refuses to believe having tighter border controls would have limited its growth and spread in Ireland.
China closed its borders to foreigners on March 29th to prevent immigrants bringing to new cases of the disease into the country.
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Dr Michael has been an active contributor to a range of anti-racist organisations like the Open Society funded Irish Network Against Racism (INAR).
She now works for the International Organization for Migration, a UN affiliated organization headed up by an important member of the Portuguese Socialist Party.
Recently she has been the apparent driving force behind the anti-racist activist group “Fingal Communities Against Racism”, the apparant purpose of which was to challenge journalist Gemma O’Doherty’s general election campaign.
She told an undercover reporter at the Burkean that she "wouldn't say no" to "getting physical" against similar campaigns.
She now works for the International Organization for Migration, a UN affiliated organization headed up by an important member of the Portuguese Socialist Party.
Recently she has been the apparent driving force behind the anti-racist activist group “Fingal Communities Against Racism”, the apparant purpose of which was to challenge journalist Gemma O’Doherty’s general election campaign.
She told an undercover reporter at the Burkean that she "wouldn't say no" to "getting physical" against similar campaigns.
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White woman is attacked and harassed by black crowd in a train station in the Sintra railway line, outskirts of Lisbon, Portugal. According to news reports there was an argument inside the train that lead to this moment.
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Minister Damien English deflecting when asked why Ireland hasn't closed its borders yet when it's been proven to help stop the growth of covid-19.
I removed a large segment in the middle from the time when the question was asked to when he finally got around to addressing part of it.
Speaking at the start is Prof Paul Moynagh from NUI Maynooth.
I removed a large segment in the middle from the time when the question was asked to when he finally got around to addressing part of it.
Speaking at the start is Prof Paul Moynagh from NUI Maynooth.
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Patriotism takes a back seat.
"67% is two thirds of the population and if that number speaks Irish on a daily basis, it means that two thirds are fluent in Irish. Once it falls below two thirds, there's a steep drop to 50% or so. As soon as you reach the point where less than on in two people speak Irish, maintaining it as the primary language of the community becomes an up hill battle.
"In the Gaeltacht, it has nothing to do with patriotism; It's the language of communication. When people can't communicate effectively in Irish, they turn to English because people have to communicate. Patriotism takes a back seat when communication is a requirement. So, that percentage, 67%, is crucial. That's the percentage of fluent Irish speakers required in a community to maintain it as the primary language of the people."
GAELTACHT 2020 | PART 2
Watch the full TG4 DOCUMENTARY here:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/3SHc92caK2GA/
https://www.tg4.ie/en/player/categories/top-documentaries/play/?pid=6152560364001
"67% is two thirds of the population and if that number speaks Irish on a daily basis, it means that two thirds are fluent in Irish. Once it falls below two thirds, there's a steep drop to 50% or so. As soon as you reach the point where less than on in two people speak Irish, maintaining it as the primary language of the community becomes an up hill battle.
"In the Gaeltacht, it has nothing to do with patriotism; It's the language of communication. When people can't communicate effectively in Irish, they turn to English because people have to communicate. Patriotism takes a back seat when communication is a requirement. So, that percentage, 67%, is crucial. That's the percentage of fluent Irish speakers required in a community to maintain it as the primary language of the people."
GAELTACHT 2020 | PART 2
Watch the full TG4 DOCUMENTARY here:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/3SHc92caK2GA/
https://www.tg4.ie/en/player/categories/top-documentaries/play/?pid=6152560364001