Businessman Peter Casey is to contest the European elections on a platform that seeks to change the immigration system and end the rural-urban divide, the Irish Independent can reveal. The former 'Dragons' Den' investor, who finished second in last year's presidential election, will run in the four-seat Midlands-North West constituency. Mr Casey rose to national prominence after claiming Travellers should not be recognised as an ethnic minority. The Donegal resident continues to stand by those comments but says his new campaign will be much broader. And he argues that the more than 300,000 people who voted for him "are not all people who don't like Travellers". "They like people who say what they think needs to be said," he added. Ahead of submitting his nomination papers today, Mr Casey told the Irish Independent: Immigration should be "limited to the numbers we can accommodate properly"; Brexit will "turn out like Y2K"; Ireland should be a worl

In what looks like a complete U-Turn on his policies to date, Kevin Sharkey has seemingly embraced all the Cultural Marxism weapons in his attempt to secure the nomination from Kilkenny County Council for his Presidential bid. No doubt wanting to appeal to the left wing establishment and not wanting to leave out any opportunity to virtue signal to the Council Members, Kevin professed his support for mass immigration, "new irish", gay marriage and even overt anti-racism.