If I said there were no-go areas in Dublin, the fact-checkers would accuse me of disinformation and spreading hate.

The top five 'high danger areas' according to the Areas de Risco map that Brazilian wage slaves apparently share with each other are: Dolphin's Barn, East Wall, Inchicore, the Ringsend flats and the Tesco Express on Pearse St.

I believe the term the media usually prefer is 'socially disadvantaged areas' but the question we need to ask is why have the government been dumping asylum seekers in the areas on this map if they're so dangerous?

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A man has been rushed to hospital after he was stabbed outside Terminal 1 at Dublin Airport this morning in what gardaí described as a public order incident.

An African man in his 40s was arrested at the scene and is currently being detained for questioning and investigations into the matter are ongoing.

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Some parents of children attending Loreto Convent Secondary School in Bray received confirmation today that 60 international protection applicants are being accommodated on the grounds of the all-girls school, according to Wicklow Live.

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Asylum seekers could soon be relaxing at the The Gables guesthouse in Newbridge while they wait for the government to organise the free homes they've been promised.

“A full assessment of the property is underway at present, and, if a contract is agreed, it is hoped that this property can be brought into use,” IPAS have told the Leinster Leader.

The 25 bed guesthouse on the banks of the River Liffey was put on the market last year with a guide price of €1.3m.

Set on 1.3 acres, it also comes with a 20 metre swimming pool, sauna, spinning studio, gym, changing rooms, two jacuzzi and a steam room.

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Dubliner dares a man wearing a dress to keep trying to play footsie with him on the Luas.

Wait for it.

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Demographic wipeout for Dubs in the north inner city.

Mountjoy the most heavily planted area with only 35% of the population still being born in Ireland, according to the 2022 census.

East Wall close to tipping into the red with 47.3% of residents being foreign born, following seven other areas where Irish people became a minority in the six prior years.

And remember, there's lots of evidence that CSO undercounts the number of foreigners in Ireland and these figures also exclude the children of foreigners born here.

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