NGOs have been trying to drum up support for easier access to Ireland for UK based migrants.
The Irish Times today reported that the current visa rules prevented some ambulance crews from Derry from responding to the Creeslough gas explosion in Donegal last year "because foreign-born paramedics on-board did not have visas that allowed them to cross the Border."
The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service says this is fake news.
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The Irish Times today reported that the current visa rules prevented some ambulance crews from Derry from responding to the Creeslough gas explosion in Donegal last year "because foreign-born paramedics on-board did not have visas that allowed them to cross the Border."
The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service says this is fake news.
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There's been a long standing issue with international protection applicants who have been living safely in other parts of western Europe for a period of time, then coming to Ireland and claiming asylum, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said.
There is βa limitβ on the Stateβs capacity to accommodate and provide for refugees and international protection applicants and βweβre very muchβ at that currently, he said.
I reported in July, 2022 that figures showed that 29% of all the asylum applicants Ireland received in 2021 had been granted refugee status elsewhere in Europe.
18% had used the Council of Europe's temporary travel pass system to access Ireland and make fresh asylum claims here.
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There is βa limitβ on the Stateβs capacity to accommodate and provide for refugees and international protection applicants and βweβre very muchβ at that currently, he said.
I reported in July, 2022 that figures showed that 29% of all the asylum applicants Ireland received in 2021 had been granted refugee status elsewhere in Europe.
18% had used the Council of Europe's temporary travel pass system to access Ireland and make fresh asylum claims here.
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TCD Economics Prof Ronan Lyons now says Ireland needs to build up to 75,000 housing units each year to keep up with the increased rate of plantation. Goodbody forecasts that 27,000 housing units will be completed in 2023, down from 30,000 last year.
To give an idea of what 75,000 housing units looks like, the picture above is of a construction site in south Dublin where 597 'social & affordable homes' are being built. You would need 117 sites like that completed each year for the next 27 years, never mind the water & sewage services, hospitals, schools, emergency services etc...
These 'affordable homes' will cost β¬1,000 a month for the one-beds & up to β¬1,300 a month for the two-beds.
The bottom left corner of the picture shows the type of two storey, two garden homes a person used to be able to afford in Dublin on a single middle-income.
Lyons has previously stated that there is not "an iota of supporting evidence" showing that immigration is the reason there's a housing crisis in Ireland.
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To give an idea of what 75,000 housing units looks like, the picture above is of a construction site in south Dublin where 597 'social & affordable homes' are being built. You would need 117 sites like that completed each year for the next 27 years, never mind the water & sewage services, hospitals, schools, emergency services etc...
These 'affordable homes' will cost β¬1,000 a month for the one-beds & up to β¬1,300 a month for the two-beds.
The bottom left corner of the picture shows the type of two storey, two garden homes a person used to be able to afford in Dublin on a single middle-income.
Lyons has previously stated that there is not "an iota of supporting evidence" showing that immigration is the reason there's a housing crisis in Ireland.
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RTΓ are trying to deceive the public again about the numbers of non-Irish people in Ireland.
The most crucial figure in the CSO census data (which RTΓ omits in their report) is that 20% of respondents recorded themselves as foreign born. 77.2% recorded their ethnicity as 'white Irish'.
They also have a duty to inform the public that neither the European Commission nor the Irish government believe the CSO figures to be credible.
The European Commission estimated 37,500 Roma were living in Ireland when they calculated the funding they deserve, while the CSO recorded only 16,059 Roma in 2022 census.
Likewise in 2016, while the CSO recorded just 19,447 people with a Chinese background living in Ireland, the European Commission estimated the real figure was 60,000 to 100,000.
The CSO recorded 58,615 Moldovans and Romanians in 2022 but Minister Simon Coveney said the real figure was 130,000 during a joint presser with his Romanian counterpart.
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The most crucial figure in the CSO census data (which RTΓ omits in their report) is that 20% of respondents recorded themselves as foreign born. 77.2% recorded their ethnicity as 'white Irish'.
They also have a duty to inform the public that neither the European Commission nor the Irish government believe the CSO figures to be credible.
The European Commission estimated 37,500 Roma were living in Ireland when they calculated the funding they deserve, while the CSO recorded only 16,059 Roma in 2022 census.
Likewise in 2016, while the CSO recorded just 19,447 people with a Chinese background living in Ireland, the European Commission estimated the real figure was 60,000 to 100,000.
The CSO recorded 58,615 Moldovans and Romanians in 2022 but Minister Simon Coveney said the real figure was 130,000 during a joint presser with his Romanian counterpart.
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This is where our tax money goes -
Joe OβBrien announces 24 projects to be funded under the "Ireland Against Racism Fund" with β¬1.3m to be made available to 24 NGOs to carry out "national and regional projects aimed to combat racism & foster racial equality & community cohesion"
Say it loud, say it clear β Fuck off Joe, Ireland Belongs To The Irish
https://www.gov.ie/en/press-release/814d1-minister-joe-obrien-announces-24-projects-to-be-funded-under-the-ireland-against-racism-fund-2023/
Joe OβBrien announces 24 projects to be funded under the "Ireland Against Racism Fund" with β¬1.3m to be made available to 24 NGOs to carry out "national and regional projects aimed to combat racism & foster racial equality & community cohesion"
Say it loud, say it clear β Fuck off Joe, Ireland Belongs To The Irish
https://www.gov.ie/en/press-release/814d1-minister-joe-obrien-announces-24-projects-to-be-funded-under-the-ireland-against-racism-fund-2023/
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The first confirmation locals in Blackrock receive that up to 350 asylum seekers will be moving into Zurich House is in a leaflet drop from a faceless pop-up NGO called 'Blackrock For All' just as the asylum seekers are set to start arriving.
The property is being managed by Peppard Investments LTD who have a letterbox attached to an Interior Designers in an industrial estate in Wilton, Cork. Derek Blighe visited them recently but didn't quite receive the warm welcome they expect Blackrock residents to give their new tenants.
The IBIS Redcow in Dublin also hosts 350 asylum seekers and earns β¬753,925.50 a month for the pleasure according to a confidential document accidentally released by a DΓ‘il Committee.
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The property is being managed by Peppard Investments LTD who have a letterbox attached to an Interior Designers in an industrial estate in Wilton, Cork. Derek Blighe visited them recently but didn't quite receive the warm welcome they expect Blackrock residents to give their new tenants.
The IBIS Redcow in Dublin also hosts 350 asylum seekers and earns β¬753,925.50 a month for the pleasure according to a confidential document accidentally released by a DΓ‘il Committee.
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Dr Lorna Flanagan, a forensic scientist who took DNA samples from beneath the fingernails of Ashling Murphy, has said there is approximately a one in 14,000 chance that the DNA does not belong to Josef Puska, other than it belonging to one of his relatives.
She added that she had access to a European DNA database which includes all ethnicities, to assist her calculation.
The defence asked her if this database specifically includes data for 'ethnic Romani Slovaks'.
She confirmed it does.
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She added that she had access to a European DNA database which includes all ethnicities, to assist her calculation.
The defence asked her if this database specifically includes data for 'ethnic Romani Slovaks'.
She confirmed it does.
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A decision was made by the investigation team not to disclose the circumstances of Ashling Murphy's death, and that information was not released to the media.
A Dublin based garda who questioned Jozef Puska in hospital wasn't even informed.
Puska volunteered the information that he had 'cut' Aishling Murphy without being prompted, Detective Superintendent Pat O'Callaghan has told the court.
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A Dublin based garda who questioned Jozef Puska in hospital wasn't even informed.
Puska volunteered the information that he had 'cut' Aishling Murphy without being prompted, Detective Superintendent Pat O'Callaghan has told the court.
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