Angry reactions in Sligo as 24 Ukrainian families are moved into their new rapid build modular homes in Doorly Park while locals question why the Government can't provide the same level of support for Irish people in need.

Noel 'Mousey' Jinks from Mullaghmore, who joined Niall Delaney in the Ocean FM studio, told him that last year he had a stroke and almost died because it took six weeks to get him into a surgery because the health care system is under so much pressure.

"We're being treated like were nobodies."

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Says something when even our hibernophobic Brazilian guest finds the underrepresentation of Irish people in Irish adverts peculiar.

Check out @IrishAdverts for more information about this phenomenon (or @BillTroy7 on twitter).

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The 'obscene' banner she demanded gardaí remove reads 'There are only two genders: male & female' 😂

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Men armed with with tools attempt to break into a property on the North Circular Road in Dublin 1 a few doors up from the Hogan's Stand pub in the shadow of Croke Park. One man can be seen holding a slash hook. Fitzgibbon Street Garda Station is just around the corner. The area has one of the largest migrant populations in Ireland.

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A large number of Africans were spotted being dropped off by a bus at Unit 2B, Ballyboggan Industrial Estate in Cabra West, Dublin 11 today.

The warehouse has served as the Irish headquarters of a Nigerian Christian ministry called the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries but their website now appears defunct.

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The Finn Valley Centre in Stranorlar, Donegal have issued a warning after three young men were allegedly beckoning children towards their car on Friday.

No descriptions of the men have been released but their car was described as a dark coloured Volkswagen Passat with Cavan registration plates.

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Regarding the Africans being dropped off at a warehouse in the Ballyboggan industrial estate.

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Members of the Roma gypsy community taking donations left for a charity shop in the Park Shopping Centre in Stoneybatter.

The man who recorded the video said the charity shop belonged to his friend and asked them to stop but was ignored.

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The HSE instructed a safeguarding team to close down an investigation into the scale of potential harm caused to nursing-home residents by a healthcare worker who was convicted of raping a woman with Alzheimer’s even though they had not completed their work.

The team reviewed 32 residents’ files and found 21 women were potentially sexually or physically abused — possibly by the same offender.

However, the team was forced to abandon their review of the remaining residents’ files when the HSE instructed them to wrap up their investigations after 13 months.

Nigerian rapist Emmanual Adeniji had arrived in Ireland from Nigeria in 2000 without a valid visa but subsequently filed an asylum claim which he dropped after becoming the father to a child born here. The anchor baby racket was a common asylum fraud strategy at the time.

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Kurdish, Muslim and refugee are three words you won't see being used to describe Yousef Palani in the Irish mainstream media today as they report the news of his guilty plea in the murder and grotesque mutilation of two Sligo men at their homes last year. A third man managed to escape after being stabbed in the eye. Palani had used a homosexual dating app to bait all three of his victims.

In fact, it was only the British media who ever published Palani's background as a programme refugee who was brought to Ireland with his family when he was six years old to be housed, fed and schooled under a government scheme.

The Daily Mail were also alone reporting that Palani was arrested by armed members of the Emergency Response Unit at his home having just returned from prayer at a local mosque.

Worthwhile to mention this detail because you might remember in the immediate aftermath of the murders and before the identity of the murderer was known publicly, Official Ireland's reaction was to treat us to a round of Catholic bashing lead by former president Mary McAleese who said churches in Ireland had questions to answer around being 'conduits for homophobia' while Justice Minister Helen McEntee used the murders as an opportunity to justify and promote her unpopular hate offences legislation.

Then some days later after Palani's identity and background were revealed, the media commentary came to an abrupt halt with an RTÉ director warning us mere plebs on social media to 'shut the fuck up' discussing the case as we could end up in prison, charged with contempt.

The regime's favourite imam was then wheeled out for a photo-op in front of an adoring crowd of homosexuals and an exuberant Sinn Féin to tell us that the real threat was the 'far-right' who were trying to use the murders for some sinister agenda.

This spectacle, it turned out, was also the closest the regime would get to acknowledging a possible Islamic element to the murders and that looks set to remain the case.

Today we were told more than 500 Afghans are coming to Ireland under a similar government scheme that Yousef Palani's family used to move here so don't expect any reflection on that front either.

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🚨 Community Alert for Kilkenny

A Kilkenny woman says her sister was followed down the Hebron road by a foreign man driving a 2012 black Hyundai IX35 with Roscommon registration plates. She said the man subsequently followed her around the Aldi.

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>One senior Fine Gael source warned: ‘Helen is starting to look very weak. Crime under a Fine Gael minister (Nora Owen) cost us the 1997 election. We are in real danger of repeating the error.’

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A number of callers to Red FM challenged an assertion made by Cork City Lord Mayor Kieran McCarthy that Cork City library was forced to close on Saturday after campaigners against sexually explicit material being accessible to children hung a banner above the door reading 'There are only two genders — male and female'.

The callers said the library had made the decision to close for the day ahead of a Cork Says No protest which took place at midday and before any banner was erected.

Skip to 12:10 to hear the calls.

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Black parties in Africa openly advocating White genocide isn't downstream from CRT. Rather, CRT is just a more academic way of dressing up the same intent.

South Africa shows this is a deeper problem than "wokeness". The "kill the boer" song dates back to the anti-apartheid movement and was being sung by Blacks in the 80s.

>If there is an overall conclusion to be reached from the documents which detail some of the interference by the IHREC it is that they clearly believe that their own conception of themselves as experts on human rights trumps the actual experience and professionalism of those who have to deal with a mounting problem that – let us call a spade a spade here – was created by people like Gibney from their ideological ivory tower.

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