Tag: asylum

Athlone Standoff Shows Irish Asylum Saga Reigniting Post-Election

Fresh life is being breathed into the Republic’s asylum drama as Athlone locals faced off against authorities against plans to impose a 1,000-man refugee centre in the northern suburb of Lissywollen. Already subject to a well-attended public meeting, an intense...

/ 09/12/2024

Will We see a Sinn Féin Lurch to the ‘Right’ Post-Election?

Around this time last year, I had a conversation with a Sinn Féin TD in Dublin.  This TD has been a party member for decades. He isn’t a Johnny-come-lately or some eccentric who somehow ended up in the Dáil in...

/ 11/11/2024

Portarlington’s Squatter Standoff and Mary Ward Update: October 17th, 2024 Asylum Roundup

Former Sinn Féin and now Independent Cllr. Aidan Mullins has drawn attention to a bizarre situation in which fifteen asylum seekers have been placed in a Co. Laois house despite having no right to be there. IPAS claims they have...

/ 17/10/2024

Citizen Journalist Vindicated: Philip Dwyer Beats Garda Harassment in Court

Citizen journalist Philip Dwyer has had his bail conditions rescinded on appeal Monday afternoon after punitive harassment by An Garda Siochána following his work documenting state harassment of protestors in Coolock the past month. The restrictive bail conditions had originally...

/ 19/08/2024

Ireland’s Indian Migration Spike: A Statistical Breakdown

In the last few years, there has been extensive immigration to Ireland. A lot of the migration has come from reasons related to the Russian-Ukraine conflict, inflows through other asylum pathways, and then illegal migration. The purpose of this piece...

/ 03/08/2024

Conor McGregor Migration Tweets: Dogwhistle or Nationalist Embrace?

Over the past two years or so, it has become evident that there is at least one Irish celebrity partially on our side.  That celebrity being Conor McGregor. He has regularly posted tweets of an Irish nationalist nature even going...

/ 13/11/2023

Dublin Asylum Protestors Bring It Their Doors (On Bikes)

The inner city dubs gathered at Connolly Station last Sunday on bicycles to take part in the sort of "direct action" that is shaking the establishment to the core. The sun was shining bright which boosted the morale of the...

/ 13/06/2023

Replacement Migration: 2% of Irish Republic’s Population Asylum Arrivals

It comes as no surprise to the reader that Ireland’s demographics are changing, but it is evermore shocking as to cognitive dissonance held by the Irish government regarding the unsustainable, mass influx of refugees which it quite forcibly began following...

/ 12/06/2023

Asylum Crisis: The Irish State Cannot Manage the Decline

December 2023 A culinary dispute at CItywest between Ukranian and Afghan asylum seekers has culminated in arguably the most turbulent weeks in recent Irish history.  Flames lapped across the M50 as an outmatched Public Order Unit meant for low-level crowd...

/ 04/06/2023

Helen McEntee’s Accidental Asylum Leak

Helen McEntee, previously the Minister for Justice presiding over the state’s controversial Hate Speech Bill, has returned to her post after taking several months of maternity leave. Resuming her tenure as Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee will complete the passage...

/ 03/06/2023