Irish protesters set fire to a former factory that was gonna house migrants in Dublin. There has also been many protests in the past few months.

With the EU about to tell Ireland to take a larger share and with an election looming there may be more examples of this to come.

With governments here in the UK and throughout Europe not taking note of a large section of the population (and majority in some cases) it's surprising that this hasn't happened elsewhere.

Do people think it is just a matter of time as the problem of where to fit the large numbers influxing Western countries increase?

The EU says jump and Ireland says how far.

FG / FF are not loosing any voters over it so they arnt worried. It's SF who are supposed to be on the people's side who will loose the votes.

Nothing will change and the great people replacement will continue in Ireland.

I completely agree

Just have to laugh

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When she says the government must engage with the community she didn't say which community

One more point

The irish politicians have a long history of ignoring the democratic voice of the people.

2004 citizenship referendum , Lisbon treaty , Morocco treaty on migration , Warplanes at Shannon airport , military neutrality ,
the new hated hate-speech laws , etc etc .

The brits didn't listen to the votes of the irish in 1919....and it led to a War of Independence.

The recent referendum on family Law was a massive 'feckoff with your woke shyte" to the government.

Do not be surprised if 'the Troubles 2.0" starts in places like Coolock. Another incident like the Parnell Street stabbings of primary schoolkids ....and the whole place is already a tinderbox.

Formerly the IRA fought the invading & occupying Brits. Recent protests by the irish have had the odd Welsh flag, in solidarity with Llanelli. Quite an about-turn.

If a reborn IRA sees all the bother emanating from Brussels , that would likely be the place they would express their outrage. The lessons of history being repeated and all that. A Bishopsgate style outrage ( in Frankfurt, brussels, or Luxembourg ) would crash the currency & stockmarkets in a single morning.

The Third Plantation of Ireland has already been a disaster. As were the previous two.

Putin would love the Western fringe of the EU to go ballistic. It's probably his plan all along. Stir up the shyte.

Extremism is always bad....but one extremism often begets a backlash, a pendulum swing. Curiously the Southern Irish have huge animosity for Sinn Fein and many would prefer cordial relations with the Orangemen in the North - whom they are now seeing as less treacherous than their own government. At least the Unionists tell the truth most of the time.

The West seems to be lining itself up for a bunfight between the left and the right. As in 1640 these things often start at the periphery. I want to emigrate to a cabin in the woods of Norway.

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