patrick.net

Election coming up in Ireland in November 2025. I hope Irish don't follow Australians

Yesterday afternoon, Letterkenny was “brought to a standstill” by the protest march according to Donegal Live. Organiser Kim McMenamin told Gript that they estimated more than 1500 had taken part, and said that the “massive” turnout showed that people “had enough of mass immigration and of Irish people being pushed aside.”

Addressing criticisms said that the protest was opposing migrants, Mr McMenamin said that “no-one was opposed to hard-working, decent people”, but that mass migration was being facilitated and imposed by the government on Irish communities while “our own people are being forced to emigrate”. He said, as an example, that nurses had been forced abroad to work elsewhere by recruitment freezes and government failure to meet housing and other needs, and said that a small section of Irish society was using mass migration to avail of cheaper labour and profit ftom asylum accommodation while drastically changing the make-up of Irish society.

In common with the huge crowds attending a match in Dublin last week, protesting the government’s policies on immigration and housing, the Letterkenny march was a sea of tricolour.

“We own this country, it does not belong to the government,” Mr McMenamin told the crowd. “Our energy must be directed at the government, not the people.”

“We own this country, it does not belong to the government,”

Mr McMenamin said that “no-one was opposed to hard-working, decent people”

MIGA: The Irish government relocated 70 male Islamic migrants next to a primary school. This father has vowed to protect his daughter by any means necessary, after a young girl was stabbed in the neck just last week.

Irish woman interrupts Eid prayers at Croke Park in Dublin.

Ireland will not submit to Islam.