Standing for Dún Laoghaire, Independent Nationalist Cathy Lynch has tirelessly challenged the Replacement Migration Policies in East Wall, Newtownmountkennedy, and Eblana Avenue. The National Alliance are honoured to stand with her.

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‘We have an immigration crisis!’ - Vote Stephen Redmond Number 1 in Dublin North-West

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‘Irish homes for Irish families’ - Vote Jason Murphy Number 1 in Wexford

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Vote Robert Coyle Number 1 for Dublin Mid-West.


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"The simple fact is Africa's population is exploding at an exponential rate. It doesn't have the ability to sustain itself, and merely exporting its huge unfortunate surplus population into another continent will not work."

-Ted Neville, from the archives on TV3's The Late Review, broadcast Jul 28, 2015.

Neville was an early campaigner against mass migration into Ireland, first running for Cork South-Central against the asylum racket in 2002.

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"Irish people are utterly fed up being treated as second class citizens in our own country"

Vote John D. Walsh No. 1 in the Waterford constituency this Friday Nov 29th!

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"We need them to plug the gaps in our workforce."

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Ted Neville vs Mark Little on cheap foreign labour on RTÉ in 2007.

‘It’s the mantra that is being played that Ireland is no more than an industrial estate. Ireland was conceived as a country, as a society by our forefathers.

We elected a democratic parliament to run this country and now that whole thing has been spun around that Ireland is no more than a place to conduct industrial activity with an artificial introduction of huge masses of labour, people prepared to work at low rates from countries who would actually be far preferable in having those workers to develop their own economies - that was the whole idea of the EU that when the accession states came in Lithuania, Latvia, Poland and all the rest that the EU concept was that they would develop their prosperity to the level of the EU.

Instead what has happened, Ireland has pushed their workers over for its own greedy needs…

Who was more correct?