Tag Archive: Ireland

11/4/26

Ireland’s Fuel Crisis Escalates as Protesters Demanding End to Carbon Tax Block Access to Major Oil Refinery and Government Calls in Military

Ireland's fuel crisis has escalated as protesters demanding suspension of the carbon tax have blocked access to a major oil refinery and fuel depots and the Government has called in the military.

18/11/25

Ireland Promises Tougher Asylum Rules to Ensure Migrants Continue Heading to Britain

Ireland will introduce tougher asylum rules to counter any new measures brought in by Labour and ensure migrants continue heading to Britain, Ireland's Justice Minister has said.

22/10/25

Protesters Attack Irish Police Outside Migrant Hotel

Irish police were attacked with bricks, glass bottles and fireworks during a violent protest outside a migrant hotel in Dublin following reports that a 10 year-old girl had been sexually assaulted by an asylum seeker.

27/9/25

Kneecap Terror Case Thrown Out After Legal Blunder

The terrorism charge against a Kneecap rapper over his 'support for Hezbollah' has been dropped after police and prosecutors failed to get the consent of the Attorney General in time.

9/8/25

Why Are the Irish Media Ignoring an Apparent Islamist Knife Attack?

When a man in Dublin stabs a police officer while shouting "Allahu Akbar" you can be pretty sure it's not the work of an indigenous Irishman. So why are the media at pains to pretend it is, asks Andrew Devine.

30/4/25

The Faux-Radicalism of Kneecap

Kneecap's vocal support for Hamas and call for fans to murder Tory MPs is obviously reprehensible. But it's just for show, says Andrew Doyle. The police shouldn't waste their time investigating rappers.

23/2/25

Migrant Powder Keg: Turmoil in Ireland Amid 300% Rise in Asylum Seekers

With asylum claims up 300%, Ireland is ablaze with anti-migrant rage, with Dublin now a warzone of bus-smashing thugs, street machete fights and all-out brawls.

17/2/25

Anti-British Film Wins Bafta for Best British Debut Film

A film about a Belfast rap group, brimming with anti-British themes and nods to Irish republicanism, has scooped the gong for Best British Debut at the Baftas.

1/1/25

New Hate Crime Laws in Ireland Came Into Force on December 31st

A new hate crime law came into effect in Ireland yesterday. In spite of the worst clauses in the hate crime bill being stripped out, it's still a dark day for free speech in Ireland, says Frederick Attenborough.

22/12/24

“Our Irish Leaders Have Contributed to Hatred Against Jews”

Ireland's Chief Rabbi has blasted the country's leaders for fuelling antisemitism, leaving Jewish children hiding their identities and many others afraid to wear symbols of their faith.

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