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🚨 BREAKING: The Irish government's so-called immigration system is a TOTAL JOKE! This Nigerian "asylum seeker" was caught on video last week claiming he fled persecution for being gay BUT HE HAS A WIFE?? Now, he’s working as a steward at the Munster Hurling Final in Gaelic Grounds, surrounded...

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MichaeloKeeffe1 year ago

A place in Finglas is certifying them en masse. Funnily enough, even the security company is run by foreigners.

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Gabhán1 year ago

Sickening 😩

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dale1 year ago

Deport…

Gabhán's profile picture
Gabhán1 year ago

Yes rapid

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Daughters of Persia1 year ago

22 women in Iran’s Evin Prison are being subjected to sexual abuse during brutal body searches. Their open letter exposes the horrors: humiliation, assault, and dehumanization. They risk torture for speaking out. How much longer will the world ignore their screams? @IranIntl_En

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DublinComments1 year ago

Sporting events seem to be stewarded by asylum seekers instead of locals. Replacement migration in action.

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Gabhán1 year ago

Irish erasure

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T R U D Y1 year ago

He was caught a beaut

Gabhán's profile picture
Gabhán1 year ago

Wasn't he just

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🇮🇪Taxi Dave🇮🇪1 year ago

Even if he is a genuine Homosexual he's not our problem. Ireland can't house the world's "persecuted" Homosexuals.

Gabhán's profile picture
Gabhán1 year ago

Ireland is full

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