“The people of Ireland have got to stand up and revolt. Take a week off work, it will be well worth it!” The Niall Prenderville Show on Red Fm heard from callers over Riverside park hotel in Macroom being turned into emergency accommodation for asylum seekers without any consultation from the locals. Mick Mulcahy heard […]

The Schengen agreement and the current migrant-sharing mechanism are deeply flawed and need urgent fixing, French President Emmanuel Macron has said. Europe must "have borders" even if it means a smaller Schengen zone, he said. In the first major press conference since the Yellow Vest movement took off in November, Macron unveiled a range of policy measures to placate the protesters, including a proposed overhaul of the European-wide migration policy and the Schengen agreement. The embattled French leader argued that the agreement that guarantees free movement across the Schengen area, while "wonderful," does not work anymore. The same, he said, applies to the Dublin Regulation that determines which EU member-state is responsible for accepting asylum seekers. Under the current version of the agreement, which came into force in 2013 and applies to all EU member-states except Denmark, the main criteria for determining responsibility is the first point of entry. "The

Ireland Will Never Be Great Because It Disrespects and Hacks Its Constitution Unlike USA A Constitution is meant to be a Document that stands the test of ruling regimes that come and go and their contemporary policies, outlook and ambitions with and for the country during that period of time. Clearly allowing a sitting government to come in and hack away at the Constitution like the Dail has allowed over recent years can only result in the destruction for that very nation. Indeed it can be argued that Ireland no longer deserves to be nation because its founding document no longer represents what its founding fathers had intended, in all their wisdom...   [embed]https://youtu.be/nJH7CKDAPow[/embed] Tánaiste Simon Coveney was asked about the UN's Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration at a public meeting at the The Goat Bar & Grill in Dublin 14 on November the 27th, 2018. A member of the public asked the Táinaiste whether it w

Irish Freedom Party president Hermann Kelly speaks to staff and residents of Ireland’s newest Plantation centre in Triple House Hotel, Termonfeckin, Co Louth. The Irish Freedom Party will hold a rally regarding Ireland’s immigration situation in Drogheda, Co Louth on Saturday 7th January 2023 at 1pm. It will be outside St Peter’s Church,  West Street.  To […]