Sunday World now reporting on the brutal assault in May on two truckers in Calais working for Carna Transport Ireland. They're being tight-lipped:

>Robert Heavin, General Manager of Carna Transport Ireland, confirmed the incident but stated that both men involved were back working and in contact with the authorities in France.

>“That is all we will say,” he said.

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Four of the names he mentions are Indians and I'd venture a guess that their LEAs all have large numbers of cricket enthusiasts. Of course he's pleased.

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They're trying to gaslight the public that the systematic, widescale mobilisation of foreigners to engage in our electoral system cannot be described as foreign interference and implying that the people correctly identifying it as such are bad actors or conspiracy cranks.

Gearóid Murphy made an excellent point on a stream a couple of nights ago: if Russia was bussing huge numbers of military-aged Russian men into towns and villages across Ukraine for them to vote in a referendum on whether the country should be annexed or to elect public representatives, there would be outrage from the so-called international rules based system.

In fact, people would find their attempt to distort democracy comical, but this is exactly what they're trying to pass off for democracy in Ireland.

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Stephen Kerr from the Irish Inquiry missed out on the last seat in Castlebar, being knocked out on the 14th count after picking up 395 total transfers, but finishing ahead of the candidates from People Before Profit, Sinn Féin, Independent Ireland and Labour.

Castlebar missed out on electing a capable public representative who would have likely served them well, but what impact the residents of the large IPAS center in Breaffy had on the election results is unknown.

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Looking good for Independent Michael Burke in fourth place on the 7th count in Donaghmede (5-seater). At the protest outside Mel Sutcliffe's home, Burke remarked:

"We're being ethnically cleansed from the land...There are 80 NGOs who go to work Monday to Friday looking for racists in Ireland, but there's not one NGO for indigenous Irish people."

"I'm after being in the Lebanon protecting Palestinians...and we have the right to exist too. This is our country. We have to be the majority."

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Fianna Fáil's stunt candidate for North Inner City, Caio Benicio, knocked out on the 7th count with 441 votes.

The Brazilian delivery rider was credited in the media for neutralising the Algerian suspect in the knife attack on children and their carer on Parnell Square last November. A gofundme was set up in his honour which raised him €370,000.

When interviewed across the media, Benicio never mentioned the Irishman and Frenchman who also contributed to neutralising the attacker. They were omitted from the great majority of coverage and like Benicio today, received nothing.

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Meet Galway's first African elected representative having her victory celebrations in Salthill.
A Nigerian "refugee".

East Wall Says No leader, Malachy Steenson, elected to Dublin City Council on the North Inner City's 7th seat.

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"Today we've taken a huge step on the journey to taking back our nation. And we will succeed."

We spoke to Malachy Steenson, a leader of the East Wall anti-asylum centre protests and Republican, as he wins his Dublin seat.

The prevalent cope & seethe among the dirt today.

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Malachy Steenson's official election announcement at the 12th count for North Inner City ahead of candidates from People Before Profit, Labour, Social Democrats, all three Fianna Fáilers and two of three candidates for Sinn Féin.

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The National Party's Patrick Quinlan still in the race in Blanchardstown-Mulhuddart at Count 8 and now being assisted by transfers from the Irish Inquiry's Susanne 'Suzie D' Delaney who did brilliantly for a last minute candidate, getting 6% first preferences.

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Malachy Steenson immediately tells RTÉ what he thinks of them after they're forced to lift their Section 31 on him due to his successful election.

"It's not an impartial broadcaster in this matter. It's just an organisation that propagates government propaganda."

Asked what message his election sends:

"It sends a very clear message that the revolution has begun."

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The National Party's Stephen Redmond did very well but unlikely to make the last seat in Finglas-Ballymun regrettably after Leon Bradley's votes split for both him and Gavin Pepper who's in third position on Count 8.

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RTÉ cut Steenson's interview short.

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Gavin 'The Man With The Rwanda Plan' Pepper elected to Dublin City Council for Finglas-Ballymun.

"There's two kinds of politicians: the Gavin Peppers and the Gavin Parrots, 'cause whatever I say, they seem to follow it."

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Gavin Pepper's official election announcement at the 11th count for Finglas-Ballymun after the redistribution of transfers from the National Party's Stephen Redmond. Over half of Redmond's transfers went to Pepper pushing him 274 votes over the quota.

Interestingly, the People Before Profit candidate picked up 166 transfers from Redmond. 91 transfers went to one Sinn Féin candidate, 52 went to another and a Fianna Fáiler picked up 92.

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