The former Crown Paints factory in Coolock is on fire this evening. The warehouse has been earmarked to accommodate 500 asylum seekers despite protest from locals.

Firefighters have had to scale a wall to get at the fire as large concrete barriers are blocking access to the gate since Tuesday to impede protesters setting up another camp after their last one was torn down in the early hours of Monday morning.

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Coolock in good spirits tonight ahead of the protest against Garda brutality tomorrow at 6pm outside the former Crown Paints factory on the Malahide Road.

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The former Crown Paints factory in Coolock on fire again this evening. The warehouse is earmarked to accommodate 500 asylum seekers. This is the second fire at the property in two days.

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"Do you want to be broken?"

Cllr Patrick Quinlan speaking in Coolock this evening against the plantation centre.

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The fourth fire at Crown Paints, Coolock in a week. The warehouse is earmarked to accommodate 500 asylum seekers.

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Whatever is yet to burn inside Crown Paints in Coolock is on fire now. It's the fifth fire at the property in one week.

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Drunk Africans advised to stop loitering around Liberty Park on Foley Street in Dublin 1.

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The protest site at Coolock was given a patriotic renovation this morning.

It would be very easy for the Irish government to cut work permits in half or more, squash the student visa racket, and therefore ease the housing and infrastructure crisis but they won’t, and you have to ask yourself why this is, why are the incentives for them so strong?

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Update on the post above about the foreign man who posed as a HomeCare worker to rob an elderly lady in Cabra. Additional details about his clothing has been uncovered:

He was captured wearing a black & white trucker cap with the words "Palm Angels" written on the white front panel.

His black hoodie was from Lacoste's Novak Djokovic collection. The white silhouette of a figure on the back is hitting a tennis ball.

His runners were Nike's Metcon 6 in a grey/green camo type colourway with a black heel and a high distinctively shaped tan rubber sole.

Community activist Paul Nolan, who is offering €1,000 for information about the man's whereabouts, has had his account suspended on X.

As the man posed as a HomeCare worker and was familiar with the procedure of signing the blue book, there is a suggestion he possibly knows someone who works for HomeCare. He possibly works or worked with them himself though it looks like he spotted the camera and was comfortable being recorded.

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The foreign man caught on camera posing as a HomeCare worker before allegedly robbing a 89-year-old dementia sufferer in Cabra has been named as Ranilo Canilang and charged with burglary.

Described only as a "Dublin dad", the Sunday World reports Canilang has lived in Ireland for 23 years and gave his address as Tyrrelstown. His name suggests he may be from Southeast Asia though—possibly the Philippines, Indonesia, or Thailand—and it's possible he originally came to Ireland on a work visa for the healthcare sector.

One member of the public contacted the gardaí and said they recognised him from being a carer for their father while another said they had worked with the man for five years.

According to gardaí, the alleged offence was a “premeditated act”. Mr Canilang had seen the alleged victim two years earlier, knew where she lived and “had been watching her house and knew she was on her own”, one garda alleged.

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A Child Rescue Ireland Alert has been cancelled after five-month-old Daisy Hall has been found safe and well following a carjacking in Dublin.

Shortly before 2pm today the baby’s mother was standing outside her silver Nissan Qashqai in the Gardiner Street when a male suspect hijacked the vehicle with the baby inside in the back seat.

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