His name is “Bedford,” which means he’s not actually Irish.

Englishmen come over to Ireland to help Irish women and immigrants destroy the country.

Gript:

A left wing activist has admitted to ramming a vehicle into a group of protestors in Dublin in 2022.

38-year-old Stephen Bedford, who is last known to have an address at a hostel in Usher’s Island, admitted that he drove a car into a group of people protesting the housing of asylum seekers in the East Wall area of Dublin during a livestream of the gathering.

It’s not the beard that’s making him look old

Bedford is to be sentenced next year.

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As Gript’s Dr. Matt Treacy previously reported, one person was hospitalised after being “carried” on the bonnet of Bedford’s vehicle.

Bedford filmed the incident on his live-stream, and while he claimed to have been threatened, Gardaí informed the court last year that Bedford could have used several other routes to leave the area, and that there was no record of the death threats he claimed to have received.

Here’s a video from a year ago.

The Irish need to do something and they need to do it quickly.

They need to install Conor MacGregor as King.

It needs to be done quickly.

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This is a rules-based order.

You can’t just “build a house.” It’s a violation of the values who make us who we are.

Gript:

Dublin dad, Brendan McDonagh, has been told he should pack a bag and prepare to be jailed over a cabin he erected on land his family owns without planning permission.

McDonagh, who has a wife and two children under ten, told Gript he has now been fighting for eight years with South Dublin County Council in order to try and satisfy the planning authority that the cabin is compatible with their standards.

The council claims that the cabin is not in keeping with its development plans for the area insofar as it “does not adhere to regional planning guidelines” and that “granting retrospective planning permission would set an undesirable precedent” as well as leading to a “demand for uneconomical provision of services in the area”.

Speaking to Gript today, McDonagh explained that, although he was formally self-employed, in order to try and secure a home for his family he voluntarily gave up this status and reduced his working hours to be able to qualify for HAP as he was unable to afford private housing on his former earnings.

Describing the average cost of rent in Dublin which is currently around €2,400, he said, “That’s a whole salary for somebody after they pay their taxes.”

“You just get one wage, and then you’re relying on the other person to run the cars and the food and the bills out of their wage. Yeah. So it’s not feasible.” he said.

Brendan McDonagh and his family

He said that while he was self-employed he “wasn’t entitled to anything” in terms of help with housing or the cost of living.

He said he “can’t comply with a court order” to remove the cabin when the council has not offered him accommodation for his family, adding that although a number of SDCC councillors – including Independent Ireland Cllr. Linda DeCourci who told Gript she would be at the High Court to support him – had expressed their support for him that there had been no change from the planning authority.

Independent TD Mattie McGrath has called on the government to use a statutory instrument to give an amnesty to people like the McDonagh family who are relying on cabins and mobile homes – installed without planning permission – as housing in the midst of the housing crisis.

McGrath has called on his amnesty to be given for a period of up to ten years saying that there are many such people living in Ireland who are waiting to be “pounced on” by the local authorities.

McDonagh said that because he has not removed the remains of the cabin – which he gutted – off the land owned by his family, his barrister advised him to “pack a bag” and prepare to be sent to jail tomorrow from the hearing of his case before the High Court.

“I don’t want to bring the kids in, because then they’ll have memories of Daddy getting locked up, you know, or being threatened,” with jail.

This is why we need to spread the American ideology of democracy to Russia and China and elsewhere: we have to stop people from building houses.

Houses are heating this bitch out. If we have any hope at all of turning the earth into a solid sheet of ice to prevent the rise of swamp-ass, we have to stop houses.

People must go live in a field and sleep on the ground. That is the only solution to the dramatic rise of climate change.

Longer interview from 3 months ago

So the Irish aren’t allowed to riot?

What’s next? Are they going to ban Indians from shitting in the street?

The Irish Sun:

A man who threw a burning box into a patrol car and attacked a migrant centre during the Dublin riots last November has been jailed for six-and-a-half years.

Declan Donaghey, 28, of Williams Place Upper, Dorset Street, Dublin, pleaded guilty to arson, violent disorder, and criminal damage on November 23, 2023.

Donaghey said he was “not a racist” but that he had a close relation in the school in Cavendish Row where there had been stabbings earlier that day.

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Today, Judge Orla Crowe said the offending was of a very serious nature, where gardai had originally attended to a very serious matter involving children earlier that day.

Judge Crowe noted €16,000 worth of damage to Dublin City Dorms which has the capacity to house 90 international protection applicants but had 50 occupants on the date in question.

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The judge said Donaghey asserted that he had a very close relation in the school who was in fact his partner’s cousin’s child.

She said she was giving no credit to the accused because there were many people connected to the school who did not go out on the roads and attack gardai.

The judge said he was the sole offender of burning the patrol car which cost money to the Exchequer, describing it as “shameless and senseless” vandalism.

Judge Crowe sentenced him to seven-and-a-half years with the final year suspended on the arson charge to incentivise rehabilitation.

The judge imposed four-and-a-half years on the violent disorder charge and three years for the criminal damage charge with all sentences to run concurrently.

A large crowd of supporters were in court, some of whom looked shocked as the sentence was imposed with others crying.

A few of the supporters saluted Donaghey as he was taken into custody by prison officers. As he was led away, he shouted “scumbags.”

It’s meant to make an example, but instead they’re making a martyr.

This is just going to make the Irish more angry.

These Irish don’t know how good they have it.

People all over the world are out in the streets begging their governments to flood them with niggers.

The Irish government delivers, literally burying the entire country in sweet, sweet niggers, and all these paddies can do is whine.

smdh.

Irish Examiner:

A total of 19 people were arrested as gardaí dealt with public order incidents during planned protests in Dublin on Thursday.

Several anti-immigration protesters were forcibly removed from O’Connell St Bridge in the city centre after gardaí moved to break up a sit-down demonstration there.

Gardaí using loud hailers had ordered the protesters to leave the bridge before moving in to disperse them.

By around 5pm the bridge was cleared as protesters moved further up O’Connell St.

Thursday afternoon saw a number of gatherings across the capital as anti-immigration demonstrators and anti-racism activists staged rival events.

Anti-immigration protesters gathered outside the GPO before 2pm, before making their way towards Leinster House.

Some of those present carried Irish flags, “Erin go Bragh” banners, and flags displaying the slogan ‘You’ll Never Beat the Irish’.

More than 100 anti-racism counter-protesters also gathered close to the nearby junction of Dawson St and Molesworth St.

They tell you how many counter-protesters there were, but not how many people participated in the much, much larger protest itself.

Just the kind of objective, hard-hitting journalism you’d expect.

As the groups passed each other they exchanged insults and chanted as a significant number of gardaí on site formed a line to ensure the groups were kept apart.

Several road closures were put in place as a result of Thursday’s protests, but O’Connell St, Eden Quay, Bachelors Walk, Aston Quay, and Westmoreland St all later reopened to traffic.

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The spokesperson said 19 arrests were made over the course of the day, and investigations are ongoing.

No injuries were reported.

What about feelings?

I’m sure a lot of feelings were injured.

These niggers come all the way from Africa to selflessly enrich the Irish people with extreme vibrancy, and then they get nothing but grief.

The counter-protesters

They’re just like us.

Except they don’t work, live on welfare, commit crimes, and live in shanty towns on the streets.

But besides that, they’re exactly the same and the only difference is skin color.

Irish Times:

Fencing erected along Dublin’s Grand Canal in recent months is “exclusionary, racist and classist” and represents the “deliberate exclusion of certain groups from public spaces”, a coalition of social justice and political representatives have said.

The Take Back Our Spaces Coalition, which includes members of the Community Action Tenants Union (CATU), Social Rights Ireland, Queer Intifada and People Before Profit, have called for a “humane and constructive solution” to the use of fencing along south Dublin’s Grand Canal that was erected to prevent asylum seekers and homeless people camping in the area.

The fencing, which stretches from Grand Canal Street near the Google Docks, to Windsor Terrace in Portobello, started going up in late May after more than 100 asylum seekers were evicted from a camp on the banks of the water. Some of the fencing was temporarily pulled down in mid-July following a protest, but was quickly reinstated by gardaí.

Erecting this fencing “disproportionately affects vulnerable groups such as asylum seekers, the homeless population and working-class people,” said the Take Back Our Spaces Coalition in a letter addressed to Waterways Ireland, Minister for Integration Roderic O’Gorman and Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien.

The cops keep stopping the vibrants from bringing in enrichment

The fencing is “not a solution but rather a symptom of a much larger problem – the failure to address the needs of the most vulnerable in our society”, says the letter, adding that the barriers are “tools of division and exclusion” that are used to “weaponise the immigration issue” and “divide working-class communities”.

It also noted that €30,000 per week was being spent on “turning these spaces into sites of exclusion and hostility”. Waterways Ireland confirmed that maintaining the fencing does cost about €30,000 per week but noted that they had not received any formal complaints about the fences.

The organisation acknowledged that using fencing along the canal was “not ideal, but it is necessary to mitigate risk to health and safety, which is our over-riding concern”.

Yeah, it’s…

I guess it’s whatever it is.

It’s democracy?

Whatever it’s called, you don’t have any choice. You just have to be replaced with these brown people. If you don’t like it, you must go to prison forever.

Video filmed by some racist woman

If something is going to happen with immigration in Europe, it’s going to happen in Ireland.

The Journal:

A fifth fire in as many days broke out yesterday evening at the former Crown Paints site in Coolock, Dublin where violent anti-migrant protests have taken place.

Gardaí said the Malahide Road was closed to allow fire services to access the site.

Dublin Fire Brigade extinguished the fire and made the area safe.

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During the protests there have been violent clashes with gardaí and journalists at the site have been threatened. Three gardaí have been injured when they were attacked by rioters.

Taoiseach Simon Harris and and Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald spoke on Sunday about the ongoing protests in Coolock in Dublin against plans to house up to 500 people seeking international protection in the area. Both have called for calm while McDonald called for action from Government to solve the issue.

The Department of Integration has previously confirmed that the old Crown Paints factory in Coolock will be used to house the people.

However protests followed by scenes of violence broke out on Monday when a Government-contracted provider attempted to begin work on the site.

Some in the community have said that there has not been adequate engagement with the community on these plans, a point which McDonald reiterated today in a statement after the call with the Taoiseach.

Others, however, are against housing any people seeking international protection at the site, with some holding signs reading “get the out” and have painted barricades to the building with the words “get the smell bags out”.

At the first incident on Monday, The Journal witnessed many incidents of public destruction, racism and clashes between protestors and the gardaí.

Over 20 people have been charged and one other person has been arrested in relation to behaviour which took place at the many demonstrations in Coolock this week.

“Smell bags” is apparently a racial slur?

Maybe the best racial slur ever? 

They also held a protest 2 days ago in the same area. Media says “hundreds” joined, but this looks like well over 1,000 to me.

Lawless Ireland

Tents sheltering 15 asylum seekers were attacked on City Quay in Dublin last night.

It is understood the camp, which was erected on the quay yesterday evening at around 8pm, was attacked almost three hours later.#asylumseekers #IrelandisBroken#sixone… pic.twitter.com/pSE2807bTs

— Mick Caul (@caulmick) July 17, 2024

Related: Ireland: Anti-Invasionists Clash with Cops Over Planned Invader Center

My people cry out for vengeance.

A switch is about to get flipped.

The Irish are going to light everything on fire.

The Guardian:

People with knives and pipes have reportedly attacked 15 asylum seekers sheltering in tents in central Dublin, forcing them to flee.

The attack happened at about 11.30pm on Tuesday night, three hours after asylum seekers from Somalia and Palestine had erected a makeshift camp on City Quay in the Irish capital, local media reported on Wednesday.

Some tents were slashed and thrown in the River Liffey after the refugees ran to a police station, a local man, who declined to be named, told the Irish Times. “They were in shock, traumatised. One man had his documentation thrown in the river.”

There were no reported injuries. Police said they responded to reports of criminal damage and that an investigation was under way.

Roderic O’Gorman, the minister for integration, said any attack on vulnerable people was “deplorable” and that his officials would try to ensure that anyone targeted in the incident would be offered accommodation on Wednesday.

The knives and pipes are out.

Next comes the Armalite. There are caches buried with tens of thousands of rifles.

I’m of course against all this.

But the Irish didn’t start this war.

They’re just going to end it.

The retards don’t even have a Kosher Konservative lined up for the lads.

What they do have, unfortunately, is a completely unhinged drunken champion cage fighter who 98% of the male population of the country would support as King of the Eire.

Conor I.

It’s coming.

Dundrum, Dublin. 🇮🇪

“Stop forcing these situations on ordinary people.”

Population: 200
Current migrant hotel plans: 280
Total migrant bed capacity: 500
Family sponsorship: 3,000#IrelandisFull #IrelandBelongsToTheIrish#IrelandFirst
pic.twitter.com/veN85aOclz

— Stray Cabbage (@straycabbage1) July 17, 2024

The Irish are a rowdy bunch

The Irish might surprise you.

They might get rowdy.

They might be the first to throw off the shackles of democracy.

They’re definitely the first to start the fires of liberation.

BBC:

Fifteen people have appeared at a special court sitting in Dublin following violence during a protest at a site which had been earmarked for asylum seekers.

Some protestors set pallets and construction machinery alight at the former Crown Paints factory in Coolock in north Dublin, resulting in a large fire.

It is understood work was due to begin on the Malahide Road site later in the week.

Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister) Simon Harris described the disturbances as “reprehensible”.

The 15 people who appeared at Dublin District Court on Monday evening were charged with public order offences, including failure to comply with the orders of a garda (police officer) and with threatening or abusive behaviour.

All 15 were released on conditional bail, provided they stay away from the scene of the disorder

They are all due to appear in court again on 18 September.

Another four people who were arrested are due to appear in court on Tuesday morning.

More than 200 gardaí were deployed to the incident.

Three Garda cars were been damaged, one of which was set on fire, Irish broadcaster RTÉ reported.

It said pepper spray was used by police as a security guard and a number of gardaí were injured during clashes with protesters.

Petrol bombs and fireworks were thrown, mattresses were set on fire damaging a JCB and fires were lit on the roads during the disturbances.

Gardaí described the disturbances as a public order incident and the road was closed for a period.

They said officers were “subjected to both verbal and physical abuse throughout the day, which escalated into rocks, fireworks and other objects being launched towards them”.

“A number of fires were lit and official Garda vehicles seriously damaged,” a spokesperson said.

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The Irish justice minister said she was “appalled at the criminal behaviour that took place in Coolock”.

Helen McEntee said anybody involved would face “the full rigours of the law”.

There is no law.

Law has to be based on defense of order and safety, and laws designed to promote replacement immigration are based on creating chaos and destruction.

A democracy government is not legitimate.

You can tell by the tent camps popping up in Dublin that Ireland is finally becoming a real democracy

In 2023, Ireland had a TFR of just 1.5, the lowest since records began.

In the same year, the population had the biggest increase since records began.

Irish Times:

What is the population of the Republic of Ireland? The question is more than of just statistical interest, given the prominence recently of the issues of immigration and housing.

According to the European Commission, the population of the State increased by 3.5 per cent last year – the largest increase on record.

The AMECO (annual macroeconomic database of the European Commission’s Directorate General for Economic and Financial Affairs) estimates that the Irish population reached 5,348,700 at the end of 2023, compared to 5,165,000 at the end of 2022. That is a rise of 183,000 in a single year.

The EC does not comment on why a population increases, but the Central Statistics Office (CSO) has estimated that more than 100,000 Ukrainian refugees arrived in Ireland between February 2022 and the end of last year.

If confirmed, it would surpass the previous record of a 2.95 per cent increase in the population between 2006 and 2007 when the Celtic Tiger was still roaring.

The “Asian” population more than doubled in just a decade, and I’m quite sure they’re not waifus from Japan

According to economist David Higgins, a 3.5 per cent increase in population in a given year would be one of the highest ever recorded for a single country.

“Ireland isn’t just registering its highest ever population growth, or the highest growth of any European country in 2023, we are setting records for some of the largest population growth events in history,” he said. “Our 3.5 per cent in on a par with Malta in 2018, which also saw large asylum arrivals.”

The EC figures are also at odds with those produced by Eurostat, the statistical arm of the European Union, which estimates that the population rose by even more – up by 4.2 per cent in 2023 from 5,060,000 at the start of the year to 5,271,400 by the end of the year, an increase of 211,000.

The Irish are being buried alive.

The government says they have to do this because… Americans let them emigrate?

That doesn’t even make sense.

Maybe the tide is turning?

Yikes.

The Irish are not playing around.

It’s happening.

BBC:

More than 40 firefighters are attending to a blaze at a former nursing home near Brittas in County Dublin.

Dublin Fire Brigade said it was alerted to the fire in Crooksling at 07:00 local time.

Firefighters arrived to find “a well developed” fire. Six fire appliances are in attendance.

Irish broadcaster RTÉ has reported that demonstrations were staged last week by people who believed the former St Brigid’s Nursing Home was to be used to house refugees.

#Crooksling

The fire near Brittas has now been contained with six fire engines at scene

We've received great support including water tankers from @FireWicklow and assistance from @ESBNetworks

Over 40 firefighters are working at the incident pic.twitter.com/E74vnQyCY0

— Dublin Fire Brigade (@DubFireBrigade) February 4, 2024

A group of protesters has gathered at the scene on Sunday.

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Gardaí (Irish police) previously expressed concerns about the increase in arson attacks on properties linked to housing asylum seekers.

In December a disused hotel, due to accommodate 70 asylum seekers, was set alight in County Galway.

There have been numerous other arson attacks across the Republic of Ireland, stemming from an increase in anti-immigrant sentiment.

Fifteen centres and potential centres for refugees were targeted last year. Gardaí have yet to make any arrests.

Probably, the cops are letting these people get away with it, because the cops support them.

What is the other explanation for zero arrests? That they are super professional angry mobs?