Coincidences are racking up.

No more free shit, no more problems.

Video incoming.

According to local media, a “bus load” of non-Ukrainian asylum seekers have reportedly arrived in two Donegal estates without prior consultation, similar to the situation in Kinnegad.

#gript

https://gript.ie/bus-load-of-asylum-seekers-reportedly-arrive-in-donegal-estates/
Ben

Letterkenny has been planted, Your town is next.

Recommendations for company selling silver coins?

The Irish government has put your children in harm's way, you are all they have to protect them.

https://youtu.be/Ze5bSMnneDE
Great piece from Gript.ie, interview with one of Kinnegads new arrivals on how his circumstances brought him to Ireland.

He came here because he is an atheist and his life is in danger in whatever Islamic country he comes from.

He chose Ireland because he has been told that Ireland is a soft touch for housing, other countries like Spain and Germany don't give houses out like tic-tacs to every visitor from all over the world.

And if you've seen my earlier post Ireland has run out of accommodation, if you come here seeking asylum you'll have to sleep at the airport.

Ireland is run by incompetent, bumbling idiots.

BBC presenter slamming the England women's football team because they are all white.

This is not just insane it is part of anti-white agenda.

It's ok to be white!

Allakazzamm

Just like that ..3 bed house .. join @offgridireland

Courtown has a fakeugee problem.

The Irish government couldn't give a shit about you Irishman, they want you in poverty and begging to be fed.

Harry's Restaurant in #Kinnegad is to cease trading on Sunday.

If you remember, this restaurant was the first to blow the whistle on the trouble in the town. They share the same building as the hotel but are not associated with it.

Locals are understandably very upset in the replies. It's a loss of 17 jobs too.

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Chat with Philip Dwyer in Courtown.

Let me tell you about Colm.

>Mnyandu, who uses the pronoun “they”, had arrived in Ireland two months earlier, seeking asylum from the persecution they suffered as a trans person in South Africa.

If Mnyandu felt persucted in South Africa, that's a matter for the justice system in the "rainbow nation". It's not grounds to fly 14,000 kilometers to Ireland and demand asylum.

>Mnyandu received leave to remain in Ireland in April...

That's how Sorcha Pollak explains to her readers that an asylum application was rejected but the asylum seeker was allowed to stay regardless.

So it took just over two and half years to claim asylum, be rejected and then granted amnesty. The government is right. They have sped up the processing time.

🔗 irishtimes.com

Freshly picked out of the garden for Sunday dinner.