The protest outside Roscrea Garda station this evening after a single mother of two children said a man tried to break into her house in the Limerick Street area last night.

In a post on facebook, the mother said that she had just returned from McDonalds to put the children to bed for school in the morning when the man tried to push the door to her home in while exposing himself to her and her children and exclaiming "sexy lady, do you want some of this?"

Fortunately, her neighbours heard her screaming and came to her assistance, and her family arrived shortly afterwards. She said her six year old daughter is now traumatised.

She recorded footage of the incident but says the gardaí advised her not to post it on social media "as it can affect the case".

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An audience member had to be bailed out by Katie Hannon after forgetting his lines during the RTÉ debate about the upcoming referenda last night.

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Minister Helen McEntee has refused to release figures on the duration of time rejected asylum applicants are waiting before she tells them they can stay in Ireland despite failing their asylum bid "on humanitarian grounds," according to Independent TD Michael McNamara.

McNamara told the Tonight Show that he believes the chances of rejected asylum applicants being allowed to stay in Ireland increase the longer they are allowed to remain in the asylum system after being rejected.

"This is a large part of the problem. It is possibly one of the factors that is attractive about Ireland is the delay in processing asylum applications."

In 2017, an ESRI study found that approximately 80% of deportation orders against rejected asylum applicants were believed to go unimplemented despite 90% of them failing their applications at the time.

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A Travellers' rights activist accused the government of discrimination at the Cork Says No rally today for spending €800K on reuniting Ukrainians with their pets, while simultaneously impounding animals belonging to members of the Traveller community and euthanising them when the Travellers can't afford the bill to recover them. She claimed that the carcasses are then given to the zoo for food.

She also raised concerns about the government allowing migrants to enter the country with no passports, and said there was disparity in how asylum seekers are accommodated compared to Travellers who have their halting sites closed down or are run off the side of the road.

Referencing the lack of media coverage about the incident in Roscrea last Sunday when a foreign man allegedly tried to break into a mother's home while exposing himself, she told the rally:

"So now they've started attacking the Travellers when they're done with the settled community. Not a good idea!"

Credit to Kevin Coyle for the clip.

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Care home used by Tusla ‘fabricated’ pre-employment checks of staff, posing major risk to young people in its care.

One of the largest private providers of emergency accommodation over the last two years has been Ideal Care Services. It is owned by Jossy Akwuobi, (45), from Tyrrelstown, Dublin, who is a pastor with the Wisdom Christian Centre, an evangelical group based in west Dublin.

Tusla paid Ideal Care €4.5 million in 2022, making it the third highest paid provider of special emergency arrangements that year

An internal Tusla report found Garda vetting files clearing staff to work for the company had been altered, while pre-employment checks of workers had been “fabricated”.

Tusla inspectors said there was “clear evidence” that Garda vetting declarations “had been altered post-issue”.

Speaking generally an inside source said they had seen children housed in seriously substandard accommodation, run by inexperienced staff. “I was worried. It was getting worse and worse…That’s what concerned me.”

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https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/social-affairs/2024/02/28/care-home-used-by-tusla-fabricated-pre-employment-checks-of-staff-posing-major-risk-to-young-people-in-its-care/

The Burkean can report that a fostering advertisement by TUSLA was published adjacent graphic promotional material for a gay sex club in this month's edition of GCN.

https://www.theburkean.ie/articles/2022/06/11/tusla-fostering-services-advertised-alongside-glory-hole-sex-club

Foreigners attacking kids with bars on the W2 bus from Tallaght.

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