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Supposedly 3 kids stabbed Dublin knife attack.
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Irish folk left their country for a reason.Each and everyone of them found work in their destination.normally very hard dirty work and helped build communities, towns and cities.
Irish folk left their country for a reason
No sheite Sherlock!
So you think these people crossing the Worlds busiest shipping lane on a rubber dinghy are on a Jolly Boy’s?
Some of the ignorance and stupidity on this forum is breath taking!
Of all the people in the World the Irish should understand why people emigrate
No sheite Sherlock!
So you think these people crossing the Worlds busiest shipping lane on a rubber dinghy are on a Jolly Boy’s?
Some of the ignorance and stupidity on this forum is breath taking!
Of all the people in the World the Irish should understand why people emigrate
sorry whispering,i could explain it to you but i dont have enough crayons.
Yes, I think that's his point, they contributed. As opposed to those coming here for free housing and free everything else in recent years.
That’s an ok point .. don’t make it out to be else
anything heroic - no more than anyone , although that said it is heroic in a way
anything heroic - no more than anyone , although that said it is heroic in a way
Dog whistling horse sheite saddo made for loses on here to believe meanwhile the rich get richer!
Maybe if you go into a hospital, hotel, shop, restaurant, fast food outlet, railway, roadworks etc etc you will see how many immigrants work for low pay that our own people won’t do.
The rich get richer. Divide and rule. You people are traitors to your own people.
Maybe if you go into a hospital, hotel, shop, restaurant, fast food outlet, railway, roadworks etc etc you will see how many immigrants work for low pay that our own people won’t do.
The rich get richer. Divide and rule. You people are traitors to your own people.
Don't humour the idiotic rambler. He thinks people are brought here in chains to work for minimum wage.
You are both clueless nincompoops!
So they are here in benefits
They are not in low paid jobs
They are in high paid jobs
Which is it?
So they are here in benefits
They are not in low paid jobs
They are in high paid jobs
Which is it?
Know nothing buffoons who can just manage enough intellect to parrot a three word slogan!
What do you want wd , a medal for doing a days work
I know you might not be suited to work and the thought frightens you
I know you might not be suited to work and the thought frightens you
Mass immigration will cause wars, its a simple as that.
But the politicians will tell you to like it or lump it.
But the politicians will tell you to like it or lump it.
Lemmings The general population must be subdued and kept in its place, what else drives agendas , change , accept your meaningless
Same as it ever was, same as it ever was
Same as it ever was, same as it ever was
To every problem a simple solution
impunity
impunity
Nov 25, 2023 -- 11:47AM, saddo wrote:
Don't humour the idiotic rambler. He thinks people are brought here in chains to work for minimum wage.
And you think people cross half the world, put their lives in peril several times all to sit on their arse and live on benefits.
An Algerian stabs kids, and the police say we know who it is but we aint going to arrest him, cos he is in hospital being taken care of.
"Meanwhile, the adult man, aged in his late 40s, is in a serious but stable condition in a hospital in the Dublin Region. Garda said he remains a “person of interest” in its inquiries as the force continues to investigate the knife attack."
“People were trying to attack the man so me and an American lady, we formed a ring around the man, and then about three minutes later the ambulance came for the children and then another ambulance and fire officers came for the man on the ground.”
"Meanwhile, the adult man, aged in his late 40s, is in a serious but stable condition in a hospital in the Dublin Region. Garda said he remains a “person of interest” in its inquiries as the force continues to investigate the knife attack."
“People were trying to attack the man so me and an American lady, we formed a ring around the man, and then about three minutes later the ambulance came for the children and then another ambulance and fire officers came for the man on the ground.”
North side Dublin ?
Geyser must have been off his rocker
Geyser must have been off his rocker
"The situation in Dublin yesterday – in which five people were injured in a knife attack in the heart of the city, resulting in a riot and violent clashes with the police – was to the untrained eye reminiscent of Belfast from days gone by.
Speculation about the nationality of the attacker fuelled the scenes of violence which took place last night and that has led to condemnatory tutting. After all, Ireland’s national myth is tied into tales of immigration and welcoming. A riot over immigration in its capital city contradicts the stories Ireland tells the world about itself.
The instinct, almost reflex reaction of the establishment, was to deploy the term ‘far right’. The commissioner of the Garda, Drew Harris, said that a ‘hooligan faction driven by a far-right ideology’ were to blame.
There’s no doubt that far-right elements were involved in the violence. But it is too easy for a society and a governing class, frantically obsessed with positioning itself as a good global citizen, to blame this unseemliness on a fringe. This is not the Dublin of Guinness and glass palaces housing tech companies which it wishes to present to the world.
To immediately sound the far-right klaxon betrays an institutional glibness which explains many of the inherent, simmering tensions currently characterising Irish political debate.
This, after all, was not the first act of random street violence in Ireland in recent times. There was a stabbing at Dublin Airport in September, while a woman was stabbed in the centre of Dublin on Chatham Street on Thursday night last week.
Concerns about the impact of immigration and Ireland’s readiness to cope with it is starting to ratchet up. These tensions are undoubtedly intertwined with the Republic’s unprecedented housing crisis. There has been a record amount of homeless in recent years. People’s anecdotes about rental prices in Dublin would make even a hardened Londoner blanche. No wonder Ireland has seen protests when migrants are moved into accommodation ahead of Irish people who have been waiting for a home for some time.
What is Ireland’s escape route from this quagmire? A great many – based on current polling – want to chuck their lot in with Sinn Fein, such is the contempt for the Fine Gael and Fianna Fail cabal which has taken turns at running the country. That such a party is being viewed as a solution says a great deal about the mire the Republic finds itself in.
A poll by the Business Post found that 75 per cent of people believed that Ireland is taking in too many refugees. Interestingly, 83 per cent of Sinn Fein supporters endorsed this view, with between 70 to 74 per cent of the supporters of the two other main parties also agreeing with that statement.
To therefore immediately blame unrest on the far right, as the Irish government and police have done, shows yet another European establishment out of kilter with its people on immigration.
Undoubtedly there was clear desire for opportunistic violence amongst some of the crowd who rioted last night. However, the crux of the matter will be the stabbing which led to those riots, and the circumstances which allowed such an attack to take place.
In the court of public opinion, particularly in Brussels, the Republic and its leaders have for many years wanted to be patted on the head for ‘doing the right thing’. They have wanted to be the friendly country – and certainly friendlier than the English across the water. However, as the old political elites in Sweden and the Netherlands are now finding, there is a price to pay for such a lax approach to the questions of immigration and integration. Will the Irish political establishment cotton on before it is too late for them? Based on their response in the past 24 hours, I wouldn’t bet on it."
WRITTEN BY
Andrew McQuillan
Speculation about the nationality of the attacker fuelled the scenes of violence which took place last night and that has led to condemnatory tutting. After all, Ireland’s national myth is tied into tales of immigration and welcoming. A riot over immigration in its capital city contradicts the stories Ireland tells the world about itself.
The instinct, almost reflex reaction of the establishment, was to deploy the term ‘far right’. The commissioner of the Garda, Drew Harris, said that a ‘hooligan faction driven by a far-right ideology’ were to blame.
There’s no doubt that far-right elements were involved in the violence. But it is too easy for a society and a governing class, frantically obsessed with positioning itself as a good global citizen, to blame this unseemliness on a fringe. This is not the Dublin of Guinness and glass palaces housing tech companies which it wishes to present to the world.
To immediately sound the far-right klaxon betrays an institutional glibness which explains many of the inherent, simmering tensions currently characterising Irish political debate.
This, after all, was not the first act of random street violence in Ireland in recent times. There was a stabbing at Dublin Airport in September, while a woman was stabbed in the centre of Dublin on Chatham Street on Thursday night last week.
Concerns about the impact of immigration and Ireland’s readiness to cope with it is starting to ratchet up. These tensions are undoubtedly intertwined with the Republic’s unprecedented housing crisis. There has been a record amount of homeless in recent years. People’s anecdotes about rental prices in Dublin would make even a hardened Londoner blanche. No wonder Ireland has seen protests when migrants are moved into accommodation ahead of Irish people who have been waiting for a home for some time.
What is Ireland’s escape route from this quagmire? A great many – based on current polling – want to chuck their lot in with Sinn Fein, such is the contempt for the Fine Gael and Fianna Fail cabal which has taken turns at running the country. That such a party is being viewed as a solution says a great deal about the mire the Republic finds itself in.
A poll by the Business Post found that 75 per cent of people believed that Ireland is taking in too many refugees. Interestingly, 83 per cent of Sinn Fein supporters endorsed this view, with between 70 to 74 per cent of the supporters of the two other main parties also agreeing with that statement.
To therefore immediately blame unrest on the far right, as the Irish government and police have done, shows yet another European establishment out of kilter with its people on immigration.
Undoubtedly there was clear desire for opportunistic violence amongst some of the crowd who rioted last night. However, the crux of the matter will be the stabbing which led to those riots, and the circumstances which allowed such an attack to take place.
In the court of public opinion, particularly in Brussels, the Republic and its leaders have for many years wanted to be patted on the head for ‘doing the right thing’. They have wanted to be the friendly country – and certainly friendlier than the English across the water. However, as the old political elites in Sweden and the Netherlands are now finding, there is a price to pay for such a lax approach to the questions of immigration and integration. Will the Irish political establishment cotton on before it is too late for them? Based on their response in the past 24 hours, I wouldn’t bet on it."
WRITTEN BY
Andrew McQuillan
It was not Far "right elements" that were robbing the Shops
McGregor Roaring and Shouting like he is the Leader of an Army
Could do with His like over here TBH
Could do with His like over here TBH
The guy was an Irish citizen was he not? Been in the country 20yrs for Feck sake, nobody saying this much. There's mental health issues in every country, we have 12 Yr old girls stabbing folk here, why no rioting.?
November 25, 2023 4:32 PM. Easy
Justice Minister is to fast forward and expand the scope of new facial recognition technology legislation to include riot and violent disorder.
proposals for a new health levy on drink & junk food
Buy Caio a pint
pure instinct kicked in
He fell to the ground, I didn’t see where the knife went, next other people stepped in
Bravo!
Justice Minister is to fast forward and expand the scope of new facial recognition technology legislation to include riot and violent disorder.
proposals for a new health levy on drink & junk food
Buy Caio a pint
pure instinct kicked in
He fell to the ground, I didn’t see where the knife went, next other people stepped in
Bravo!
One way or another 
China style
The Irish Council for Civil Liberties is strongly opposed to new facial recognition technology
claiming it is a form of mass surveillance
The Government says it will enable facial recognition technology in order to prosecute offenders for riot and violent disorder, in response to the riots in Dublin ,ready for Government approval within weeks.
Gardaí have been examining over 6,000 hours of CCTV footage to try to identify all those involved in the violence and looting.
this is "unacceptable".
artificial intelligence to identify people by mapping and comparing facial features to find a match.
Essential tool in identifying serious violent riotous offenders, swiftly bringing what she called thugs and criminals who riot to justice.
The offences of riot and violent disorder carry a maximum penalty of an unlimited fine, a prison sentence of up to 10 years, or both.
the domestic population are always the target Boom
China styleThe Irish Council for Civil Liberties is strongly opposed to new facial recognition technology
claiming it is a form of mass surveillance
The Government says it will enable facial recognition technology in order to prosecute offenders for riot and violent disorder, in response to the riots in Dublin ,ready for Government approval within weeks.
Gardaí have been examining over 6,000 hours of CCTV footage to try to identify all those involved in the violence and looting.
this is "unacceptable".
artificial intelligence to identify people by mapping and comparing facial features to find a match.
Essential tool in identifying serious violent riotous offenders, swiftly bringing what she called thugs and criminals who riot to justice.
The offences of riot and violent disorder carry a maximum penalty of an unlimited fine, a prison sentence of up to 10 years, or both.
the domestic population are always the target Boom
That's the problem with Europe, if you shout out against Mass immigration, you are accused of being Far Right and Racist.
they always use that phase when they lose the argument.
But Europe is turning to the far right and the Far Left are solely to blame for shouting anyone down
who don't think the way they do. The Left are the minority , lets not forget that
they always use that phase when they lose the argument.
But Europe is turning to the far right and the Far Left are solely to blame for shouting anyone down
who don't think the way they do. The Left are the minority , lets not forget that
The point is they arent actually far right just people who want to stop damaging immigration. Its just used as an attempt to discredit people.
I was in the city today and the place is a total disgrace.
The back of the bus station is a homeless dump now with one of the cities main police stations across the road. Professional beggers crawling all over the place and junkies screaming at each other every street you turn.
The govt and council see the north inner city as a dumping ground.
The police were crawling around the main tourist areas where the worse crime you see would be shoplifting. Any of the more dodgy areas and again they were no where to be seen. They are totally useless and not fit for purpose
McEntee has to go. There is no allowing for how useless she is. She crawled into her seat on the back of her fathers death and has shown nothing but total incompetence. Walking down Talbot st in high heels summed up how detached from reality she is.
The back of the bus station is a homeless dump now with one of the cities main police stations across the road. Professional beggers crawling all over the place and junkies screaming at each other every street you turn.
The govt and council see the north inner city as a dumping ground.
The police were crawling around the main tourist areas where the worse crime you see would be shoplifting. Any of the more dodgy areas and again they were no where to be seen. They are totally useless and not fit for purpose
McEntee has to go. There is no allowing for how useless she is. She crawled into her seat on the back of her fathers death and has shown nothing but total incompetence. Walking down Talbot st in high heels summed up how detached from reality she is.
Lost / Found ? Hobinny Leo has lost his moral compass
As has south Ireland
As has south Ireland
You won't answer that lfc, Ireland has the correct moral compass with this overall.
I know one thing her father said
That’s all I need to know
That’s all I need to know
You won't say it because your 6.10 post would make you look like an idiot.
Young girls father said ‘ it was a blessing she was killed not abducted by Hamas’
Israeli authorities told them she was alive .. thank god
Israeli authorities told them she was alive .. thank god
Now , she wasn’t lost — she was kidnapped evil people ..
hobinny Leo better understand that
hobinny Leo better understand that
And you aren't quite correct with her dads quote but we will leave that aside.
Lapsy .. it’s best you understand .. that young girl wasn’t lost
Now I’m not getting into any discussion until you understand that
And Varadkar better understand that also
Now I’m not getting into any discussion until you understand that
And Varadkar better understand that also
the guys who looted and set infrastructure on fire in dublin are a bunch of toe rag criminals. i suspect many have a history of criminality. i doubt they could string a coherent few words together.
some of the right wing media are now making the same excuse for violence that the left in america make when a mob of looters descend on an urban area after a cop kills someone. its crazy analysis.
im irish and i live here, though not in dublin. we have a big crime problem. very common to see guys with 100 plus convictions in court every other day and back in again a month later. the politicians could not give a damn. and neither could our liberal dominated media. stealing in shops, threatening shopkeepers, 4am home invasions and random assaults are very common. no politician, social influencer or middle class columnist gives a damn. and if they do, they blame what the liberal media in the Uk and USA blame.........poverty. i wonder do they ever consider what a person with 100 convictions could do for a living. do u seriously think he could do any job? u reckon if u paid him 200k to stack shelves in a store that he could do it? u think he could get from 9 to 5 without drinking, taking drugs or being verbally or physically abusive to other staff or customers? i dont think so. there r a bunch of dysfunctional people out there who when they misbehave need to be locked up. but western countries are refusing to do this now. left leaning acedemics and media figures plus politicians refuse to call for increased prison spaces to deal with these people. irish prisons are totally overcrowded. we have no where to put people who commit crime.
but all of a sudden after this riot the left wing politicians (i dont think we have any right wing politicians) are concerned about crime. they are all lining up to talk about hate after this riot. i never heard them express concern about crime before. but when it can be called right wing crime they are all upset about it.
if u are ever robbed on the street, or your home is invaded at 4am, then when u contact authorities say it was the right wingers. contact your local TD (MP) and say they were right wing. contact the media and say the same. they will listen to u then.
some of the right wing media are now making the same excuse for violence that the left in america make when a mob of looters descend on an urban area after a cop kills someone. its crazy analysis.
im irish and i live here, though not in dublin. we have a big crime problem. very common to see guys with 100 plus convictions in court every other day and back in again a month later. the politicians could not give a damn. and neither could our liberal dominated media. stealing in shops, threatening shopkeepers, 4am home invasions and random assaults are very common. no politician, social influencer or middle class columnist gives a damn. and if they do, they blame what the liberal media in the Uk and USA blame.........poverty. i wonder do they ever consider what a person with 100 convictions could do for a living. do u seriously think he could do any job? u reckon if u paid him 200k to stack shelves in a store that he could do it? u think he could get from 9 to 5 without drinking, taking drugs or being verbally or physically abusive to other staff or customers? i dont think so. there r a bunch of dysfunctional people out there who when they misbehave need to be locked up. but western countries are refusing to do this now. left leaning acedemics and media figures plus politicians refuse to call for increased prison spaces to deal with these people. irish prisons are totally overcrowded. we have no where to put people who commit crime.
but all of a sudden after this riot the left wing politicians (i dont think we have any right wing politicians) are concerned about crime. they are all lining up to talk about hate after this riot. i never heard them express concern about crime before. but when it can be called right wing crime they are all upset about it.
if u are ever robbed on the street, or your home is invaded at 4am, then when u contact authorities say it was the right wingers. contact your local TD (MP) and say they were right wing. contact the media and say the same. they will listen to u then.
The prisons in GB are also packed to the rafters with judges discouraged to sent ppl to jail as a result.
It’s a fact, though I’m unsure whether to draw the distinction that it’s all down to liberalism innit wanting to build more jails.
From my cursory look at it incarceration is hellishly expensive and politics is myopic, you could draw the parallel with the water companies; it seems sifting 5hit out of water is also an inconvenience that cost too much money.
I’d agree politics as a whole is buggered and totally lost its way.
It’s a fact, though I’m unsure whether to draw the distinction that it’s all down to liberalism innit wanting to build more jails.
From my cursory look at it incarceration is hellishly expensive and politics is myopic, you could draw the parallel with the water companies; it seems sifting 5hit out of water is also an inconvenience that cost too much money.
I’d agree politics as a whole is buggered and totally lost its way.
*liberalism NOT wanting to build more jails (that should read)
Martial artist superstar Conor McGregor is being investigated by Irish authorities for ‘online hate speech’ after he expressed anger at children being stabbed in Dublin.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1728932392696684577
No sign of a Young Lady pushing a Wheel barrow around the City these days
No sign of a Young Lady pushing a Wheel barrow around the City these days
Generalisations about Ireland are not worth the paper they are written
yes the place is raining but thats about it
rural ireland is so different to urban ireland
Some have learnt since covid about working from home
and are now taking the greener option
others go for cabo roig and take the sand option
irish can travel anywhere always welcomed
yes the place is raining but thats about it
rural ireland is so different to urban ireland
Some have learnt since covid about working from home
and are now taking the greener option
others go for cabo roig and take the sand option
irish can travel anywhere always welcomed
Potatoes
Maybe they should send back all the immigrants and return all the Irish emigrants to their wonderful wet and cold Emerald Isle!
Wot you say Iris, Ireland for the Irish?
Maybe they should send back all the immigrants and return all the Irish emigrants to their wonderful wet and cold Emerald Isle!
Wot you say Iris, Ireland for the Irish?
the UK is just as wet and probably colder than ireland........scotland and north of england? crikey.
No way man
Anyway those Jocks and Geordies don’t wear underpants and they can cope with it but Ireland is wet and feels cold!
Anyway those Jocks and Geordies don’t wear underpants and they can cope with it but Ireland is wet and feels cold!
Would our Irish posters be able to confirm that the stabber had previous -this year- and was supposed to be deported, but the Garda never showed in court at the deportation hearing?
wouldnt surprise me at all
irish garda are just as corrupt as u k cops
irish garda are just as corrupt as u k cops
As far as i know he was supposed to be deported 20 years ago but ended up getting Irish citizenship. You may be right but i haven't heard 'this year'.
Tanaiste M Martin says he has full confidence in her which i'd imagine he won't have said if that was the case.
Very little info in the public domain.
Tanaiste M Martin says he has full confidence in her which i'd imagine he won't have said if that was the case.
Very little info in the public domain.
LMAO. Good auld Leo. Was that his version of "Rwanda"? Is Leo "Far Right"?
https://www.independent.ie/regionals/herald/tds-pay-jobless-foreigners-to-leave-proposal-slammed/27884369.html
https://www.independent.ie/regionals/herald/tds-pay-jobless-foreigners-to-leave-proposal-slammed/27884369.html
compare to this where Anti Unemployed foreigner Leo claims vast swathes of Irish society are "Too White"
https://twitter.com/Shenanigans1O1/status/1728782737295737007?s=20
This guy is a total C**t of the worst type. A bottom feeding race bater.
https://twitter.com/Shenanigans1O1/status/1728782737295737007?s=20
This guy is a total C**t of the worst type. A bottom feeding race bater.
lapsy, I read he was convicted on a knife offence 5 months ago, must be checkable if his name in known.
If so being an Irish citizen that won't warrant a deportation? I honestly don't know and you may well be right,if you are, questions need to be asked of the judicial system, probation,that would be a failing on other citizens.
As an aside i wonder if immigrants suffer more mental health issues? Talking broadly ie maybe even an Irish person going to England, an English person going to Spain,and more extreme someone from Middle East,Africa etc going to Europe,i would think so particulary amongst those struggling financially.
Not for a second excusing this or any other 'attacks' but that is a factor in play imo.
As an aside i wonder if immigrants suffer more mental health issues? Talking broadly ie maybe even an Irish person going to England, an English person going to Spain,and more extreme someone from Middle East,Africa etc going to Europe,i would think so particulary amongst those struggling financially.
Not for a second excusing this or any other 'attacks' but that is a factor in play imo.
Is that information coming from online right wing nuts.
Because I've not heard it mentioned on RTE, and I would.
Because I've not heard it mentioned on RTE, and I would.
If he did(5 months ago) surely he would be accessed? 'Knife crime' is broad,was he carrying or used it? if it was the latter i doubt he would be walking the streets.
This is where imo it takes a bizarre twist,
Sinn Fein bring a photo of a fella drinking from a can very near the school to leaders questions into the Dail and goes into speil of 'look at what is happening just 6 days after'.
Don't know what label this come under,cringe maybe? trying to make political capitol out of an unfortunate having a drink, embarressing.
On a more practical note 2 water cannons ordered and Gardai to be issued with tasers,no choice really and that seems purely down to camera phones.
Sinn Fein bring a photo of a fella drinking from a can very near the school to leaders questions into the Dail and goes into speil of 'look at what is happening just 6 days after'.
Don't know what label this come under,cringe maybe? trying to make political capitol out of an unfortunate having a drink, embarressing.
On a more practical note 2 water cannons ordered and Gardai to be issued with tasers,no choice really and that seems purely down to camera phones.
no choice really 
20yrs of choices mostly bad ones , suits agenda , China style
Paul Murphy Names names
youtube.com/watch?v=EksrIN4KiKY
20yrs of choices mostly bad ones , suits agenda , China stylePaul Murphy Names names
youtube.com/watch?v=EksrIN4KiKY
FIANNA Fáil councillor Azad Talukder was asked to withdraw comments at a council meeting this week after saying that he would like to see those involved in last Thursday’s violent Dublin riots “shot in the head”.
Nice to see the politicians in Ireland having a sensible and reasoned debate
Nice to see the politicians in Ireland having a sensible and reasoned debate
“I’d like to see them shot in the head or bring the public in and beat them until they die,” Cllr Talukder told council members.
I wonder what he thinks the stabber deserves.
I wonder what he thinks the stabber deserves.
Whats most shocking and hilarious is not that statement which should simply see the Counciler in question removed from his position and never be seen again in political circles but the following statement form a current government minister.....
Fianna Fáil will 'engage' with one of its Limerick Councillors after he suggested people who took part in last week's Dublin riots should be 'shot in the head.'
Fianna Fáil will 'engage' with one of its Limerick Councillors after he suggested people who took part in last week's Dublin riots should be 'shot in the head.'
A lot of balm pots in Irish politics and Limerick is a law onto itself but have to agree with the last few posts, what is this loop la doing in politics? 'Hate speech'? it isn't far off it.
FF worse to ever put him as a candidate in local elections, engaging with him is both futile and pointless,his statement is just too inappropriate.
Embarressing at best.
FF worse to ever put him as a candidate in local elections, engaging with him is both futile and pointless,his statement is just too inappropriate.
Embarressing at best.
The Catholic press aren't happy, quite right.
"Muslim Politician Calls for Irish Protestors to be 'Shot in Head'"
"Muslim Politician Calls for Irish Protestors to be 'Shot in Head'"
A good, and trusted, family friend who works with varadkar says he, varadkar, was personally involved in ensuring yer man`s Exclusion Order was never enforced, because they `knew` each other a bit too much...
Hmmm, shades of obama and Larry Sinclair
Hmmm, shades of obama and Larry Sinclair
Leo Travolta loves a late Night Disco without the Hubby
he will be gone soon...
Fri 15 Sep 2023 at 09:40
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has hit back at ‘double standards’ over his comments on a united Ireland, pointing out that British prime minister Rishi Sunak has the title ‘Minister for the Union’.
On Monday, the UK’s Northern Ireland secretary Chris Heaton-Harris criticised remarks made by the Taoiseach around Irish unity and the collapse of Stormont.
Mr Varadkar had expressed his belief that he would see unification within his lifetime. He also raised the possibility of a "plan B" if devolved government in Northern Ireland was not restored by the autumn.
Time For PLAN B then Leo
Fri 15 Sep 2023 at 09:40
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has hit back at ‘double standards’ over his comments on a united Ireland, pointing out that British prime minister Rishi Sunak has the title ‘Minister for the Union’.
On Monday, the UK’s Northern Ireland secretary Chris Heaton-Harris criticised remarks made by the Taoiseach around Irish unity and the collapse of Stormont.
Mr Varadkar had expressed his belief that he would see unification within his lifetime. He also raised the possibility of a "plan B" if devolved government in Northern Ireland was not restored by the autumn.
Time For PLAN B then Leo
Trial is ongoing
Riad Bouchaker told gardaí he was “mad” over not getting a social welfare allowance and had a knife in his trousers when “wandering” in Dublin city centre on November 23rd, 2023, a Central Criminal Court jury was told.
Bouchaker said he earlier that day had torn up a letter from the Department of Social Protection. It required him to provide more documents by November 22nd for his application for supplementary welfare allowance.
In interviews with gardaí on December 20th, 2023, he said he then left a suitcase containing his clothes and Irish and Algerian passports in a mosque on Talbot Street.
When shown CCTV of him on Talbot Street, he said he “wanted to walk” and had “no pence to spend on something to eat”. He was “not conscious what I was doing, just walked back and forth, was wandering”.
Bouchaker said: “I did something that I feel I was dead when I did it.” He said: “I never meant to kill anybody. I am an Irish national, the social welfare refusal decision made me go into blackout and my brother told me, ‘what’s wrong with you, you are not this kind of person’.”
He also said: “I don’t know people, I only know my brother. For 19 years, I don’t speak to people, I never have. I’ve never had any contact with people, I’m always alone.”
Riad Bouchaker told gardaí he was “mad” over not getting a social welfare allowance and had a knife in his trousers when “wandering” in Dublin city centre on November 23rd, 2023, a Central Criminal Court jury was told.
Bouchaker said he earlier that day had torn up a letter from the Department of Social Protection. It required him to provide more documents by November 22nd for his application for supplementary welfare allowance.
In interviews with gardaí on December 20th, 2023, he said he then left a suitcase containing his clothes and Irish and Algerian passports in a mosque on Talbot Street.
When shown CCTV of him on Talbot Street, he said he “wanted to walk” and had “no pence to spend on something to eat”. He was “not conscious what I was doing, just walked back and forth, was wandering”.
Bouchaker said: “I did something that I feel I was dead when I did it.” He said: “I never meant to kill anybody. I am an Irish national, the social welfare refusal decision made me go into blackout and my brother told me, ‘what’s wrong with you, you are not this kind of person’.”
He also said: “I don’t know people, I only know my brother. For 19 years, I don’t speak to people, I never have. I’ve never had any contact with people, I’m always alone.”
Yesterday, the trial moved on from Garda interviews and clinicians gave medical evidence.
One such witness was Dr Aoife Mahony, a consultant paediatrician, who spoke about the impact of the alleged attack on one young girl.
Dr Mahony told the court that the child had suffered a penetrating chest injury, which meant her brain did not get the oxygen that it needed. As a result, she has an acquired brain injury.
The paediatrician added that her role was to assess the extent of the girl’s brain damage and said she suffers from severe dystonia. This is a neurological disorder which means the communication between the brain and the muscles do not work correctly.
“She said her head control has improved over time and she can sit briefly but she said she still needs a wheelchair.
“She also needs a hoist for transfers; she can't stand on her own, she can't bear weight or walk and is fully dependent on carers for all aspects of daily living.”
Dr Mahony continued that the young girl cannot communicate verbally but that she is able to blink for yes or no questions.
“She now attends a specialised school for children with additional needs and in terms of the long-term outlook Dr Mahony said that she will require all her current supports for the rest of her life.
One such witness was Dr Aoife Mahony, a consultant paediatrician, who spoke about the impact of the alleged attack on one young girl.
Dr Mahony told the court that the child had suffered a penetrating chest injury, which meant her brain did not get the oxygen that it needed. As a result, she has an acquired brain injury.
The paediatrician added that her role was to assess the extent of the girl’s brain damage and said she suffers from severe dystonia. This is a neurological disorder which means the communication between the brain and the muscles do not work correctly.
“She said her head control has improved over time and she can sit briefly but she said she still needs a wheelchair.
“She also needs a hoist for transfers; she can't stand on her own, she can't bear weight or walk and is fully dependent on carers for all aspects of daily living.”
Dr Mahony continued that the young girl cannot communicate verbally but that she is able to blink for yes or no questions.
“She now attends a specialised school for children with additional needs and in terms of the long-term outlook Dr Mahony said that she will require all her current supports for the rest of her life.
On benefits for ever and denied a bit of social? Stab some babies up. FILTH.
They've watch the UK sink and done the same, God help em.
They've watch the UK sink and done the same, God help em.
A 52-year-old man has been found guilty of the attempted murder of three children and assaulting four other people in Dublin's Parnell Square in November 2023.
Riad Bouchaker, of no fixed address, was also found guilty of assault causing serious harm to crèche worker Leanne Flynn, and of assaulting two other children and a teenager.
The Central Criminal Court heard that a five-year-old girl has been left with a life-long brain injury after Bouchaker stabbed her in the heart.
In total, he was found guilty of all eight charges, which he had had denied.
The jury was sent out on Tuesday, they deliberated for around six hours and reached a verdict on Wednesday afternoon.
They found Bouchaker guilty on all counts.
Bouchaker was liaising with his interpreter upon hearing the verdict.
Judge Tony Hunt thanked the jury for their "hard work" and he said "having to listen by some of what you heard is very difficult".
He also thanked the jury for their verdicts and said they are "entirely in line with the evidence that you heard".
Sentencing has been set for 12 October and Bouchaker will be remanded in custody until then.
The attack on 23 November 2023 sparked riots across much of Dublin.
The most riot police in Irish state history were deployed to deal with the unrest.
Within hours of the attack, rioters destroyed 11 police vehicles, while 13 shops were badly damaged and more were looted during clashes with riot police.
Three buses and a tram were also destroyed and several police officers were injured during three hours of sustained violence.
Ireland's police chief at the time, Drew Harris blamed the rioting on a "lunatic, hooligan faction driven by a far-right ideology".
Riad Bouchaker, of no fixed address, was also found guilty of assault causing serious harm to crèche worker Leanne Flynn, and of assaulting two other children and a teenager.
The Central Criminal Court heard that a five-year-old girl has been left with a life-long brain injury after Bouchaker stabbed her in the heart.
In total, he was found guilty of all eight charges, which he had had denied.
The jury was sent out on Tuesday, they deliberated for around six hours and reached a verdict on Wednesday afternoon.
They found Bouchaker guilty on all counts.
Bouchaker was liaising with his interpreter upon hearing the verdict.
Judge Tony Hunt thanked the jury for their "hard work" and he said "having to listen by some of what you heard is very difficult".
He also thanked the jury for their verdicts and said they are "entirely in line with the evidence that you heard".
Sentencing has been set for 12 October and Bouchaker will be remanded in custody until then.
The attack on 23 November 2023 sparked riots across much of Dublin.
The most riot police in Irish state history were deployed to deal with the unrest.
Within hours of the attack, rioters destroyed 11 police vehicles, while 13 shops were badly damaged and more were looted during clashes with riot police.
Three buses and a tram were also destroyed and several police officers were injured during three hours of sustained violence.
Ireland's police chief at the time, Drew Harris blamed the rioting on a "lunatic, hooligan faction driven by a far-right ideology".
They'll never blame the suicidal ideology which imports these people will they.
That's all well and good but the solution isn't wanton violence orchestrated by far right groups and in the case of Belfast, terrorist groups(source,the Journal.ie)
You never get anything from a government by asking, the ra would know that.
This is more the 'British' terrorist groups concerned here.
You never get anything from a government by asking, the ra would know that.
I heard that the 1st time, you don't want to acknowledge the 'British' terrorist groups part in Belfast though?
I've no idea who it was. If you think only 'far right' people
want to stop third world immigration you're a lunatic. I don't
think you do tbh, but you just have to use the label.
want to stop third world immigration you're a lunatic. I don't
think you do tbh, but you just have to use the label.
The gypsies, the travelers and the thieves
The good, the bad, the average and unique
The grebos the crusties and you and I
Hello, good evening, welcome
and goodbye.
The good, the bad, the average and unique
The grebos the crusties and you and I
Hello, good evening, welcome
and goodbye.
Never knew there was a mosque on Talbot Street, I used to drink their regularly I know there is a monument to Dublin, Monaghan bombings by loyalist paramilitary who acted in collusion with British army.
5 years since I’ve been in Dublin Talbot street, were would mosque be ? I can’t think, it’s pubs, bookies, clothes shops, takeaways surely that’s not a location for a religious establishment of any kind.
You certainly wouldn’t have a Christian church there.
5 years since I’ve been in Dublin Talbot street, were would mosque be ? I can’t think, it’s pubs, bookies, clothes shops, takeaways surely that’s not a location for a religious establishment of any kind.
You certainly wouldn’t have a Christian church there.
I don’t know how planning permission affects religious buildings but I don’t see how the fits in to local development plan more importantly don’t realise how a religious organisation would want to be there, there is no parking for parishioners for a start.
Talbot Street rents and buildings to buy would be super expensive you are next door to O’Connell street, Dublin Connolly train station and Luas.
Lyra Mckee accused men found not Guilty
Why was this young lady killed , she was doing nothing
Must take a brave man to shoot an unarmed young lady .
New Pira , Righty ho
Why was this young lady killed , she was doing nothing
Must take a brave man to shoot an unarmed young lady .
New Pira , Righty ho
Criminals and thugs, with no political mandate from national community in fact they are major hindrance to border poll. If they are looking in come and shoot me too, but you will need to shoot everybody horrible cants. Pretend they are anti drugs my hole, maybe they don’t touch them personally but they provide protection so they are facilitating drug dealing. Very bad people.
You need to be a real thick cant to not know how this operates, drug dealer pays them, he’s ok, drug dealer doesn’t pay he’s getting extreme violence.
yes a disgusting and pointless waste of life , pics of those found not guilty sum it up TBH
No difference between them and the Thugs burning folks houses ..
There was ten young men starved themselves to death in 1981, badly advised but that’s another story, but they actually contributed to end of conflict.
These gangsters want to keep it going and that’s all they are gangsters, I despise these people, the conflict should never have escalated but deal was done, and everything should be ok,
These gangsters want to keep it going and that’s all they are gangsters, I despise these people, the conflict should never have escalated but deal was done, and everything should be ok,
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