IrishNproud

Proud father of 3 beautiful boys. Love my family and my country. MAKE IRELAND GREAT AGAIN 🇮🇪 ☘️ 🇮🇪🇪🇸

[IrishNproud @jackbrady1982]

@againstgrmrs @rickygervais ring any bells😂😂😂😂

[Ada Lluch @AdaLluch]

The tyrannical European Commission strikes again.

Now they are threatening to reject the @SaveEuropeAct because it goes against “European values”.

Even though over 400,000 Europeans already signed for remigration to happen.

Democracy & free debate is just an illusion here.

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

"New normal" scenes at the beach in "Modern Europe".

[IrishNproud @jackbrady1982]

@paulmurphy_TD Ireland hates you, always remember that.

[MichaeloKeeffe @Mick_O_Keeffe]

"I saw a fella with a knife trying to cut little kids, so I gave him a dig in the jaw."

"He had to be put down, I hit him a few kicks to make sure he did not get back up."

Warren Donohoe jumped into action when an Algerian migrant started stabbing kids outside a creche in Dublin.

This man deserves a lot more than €16k in three years, as far as I'm concerned he's a hero.

Everyone should know the name Warren Donohoe, share far and wide, let's show him our support.

https://t.co/JeyYb0qnGj

[Alexandra @Alexandr4Denman]

It’s now been reported that Steven has sadly lost sight in both eyes after he was so violently attacked and nearly beheaded by a vile foreigner in Belfast the other day ,so not only is he a vulnerable adult who had hearing loss he now is blind. Well done to the British government

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

Horrific scenes out of Burnley, England today as a 17yr old girl is stabbed in the throat in broad daylight.

[IrishNproud @jackbrady1982]

💯 https://t.co/v9FKbbFQDI

[Robert Burke @robertburke84]

EU migration Pact comes into force today. We’re the only country who opted into it, not that RTÉ mentions that fact. We now have an annual quota of asylum seekers we must take or pay large fines for every person we refuse. An act of national sabotage. https://t.co/h80ntw4IWk

[Concerned Citizen @BGatesIsaPyscho]

🚨 Legacy Media report on the sickeningly horrific attack in Belfast

- Zero mention of attempted decapitation
- Zero mention of the fact the attacker is a Migrant

If it wasn’t for X - they wouldn’t even be reporting on it - they don’t want you knowing.

[IrishNproud @jackbrady1982]

Import 3rd world get 3rd world problems🤷🏻‍♂️

[Nick Delehanty 🇮🇪 @Nick_Delehanty]

The Irish Govt's decision to join the EU Migration Pact could go down as one of worst decisions in the history of the State.

We had the option to Opt-Out
We are not in Schengen
We have a common travel area with the UK

The lack of debate, media attention and opposition is alarming.

I made this vide exactly 2 years ago:

[Irish Girl🌷 @ServeOnlyGod]

We demand an opt-out to the EU migration pact or give the people a referendum! - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/4EAGvA3vDZ via @Change

[Paddy McKenna @paddymacc1]

The harm this man has done to Ireland is unforgivable

[BritMatters 🇬🇧 @britmatters]

Family Man Beat To Death By Migrant Teenagers In Dublin.

On Sunday 17 May 2026, at around 4:15pm on Mill Road in Blanchardstown, 37-year-old Alex Coughlan was attacked by two 16-year-old boys without warning.

The defenceless Irishman was forced to his knees, pleading for mercy as one teenager repeatedly punched and kicked him in the head. The second boy filmed the assault on his mobile phone. Alex screamed for help and begged them to stop. He had already handed over his wallet and bank cards, but hesitated when they demanded his gold ring, a gift from his father.

That moment of hesitation cost him his life.

The beating continued. Alex was left unconscious on the ground. He died three days later on 20 May in Connolly Hospital from catastrophic head injuries. His family made the selfless decision to donate his organs.

Two 16-year-old boys were arrested and charged with assault causing serious harm and robbery. The main attacker is a second-generation migrant born and raised in Ireland. The other, who filmed the attack, is a migrant with dual nationality. Both were described by locals as having non-native features.

Gardai later recovered the stolen ring from one of the boys homes, and Alex’s father identified it in court.

The teenagers appeared in Dublin Children’s Court on 27 May. A judge imposed strict reporting restrictions, warning against naming them or sharing the video of the attack circulating online due to their age. Bail was refused, and both teenagers remain remanded in custody.

On Saturday 30 May, what would have been Alex’s 38th birthday, hundreds gathered in Ballyfermot to farewell him. He was remembered as the glue of his family, a kind, gentle, and selfless man who brought laughter and joy to everyone around him.

A dedicated Bupa worker and passionate rugby fan, Alex is survived by his mother Brigid, father John, sister Zara, and brothers Philip and Jack. Mourners sang Happy Birthday and Ireland’s Call. Tributes described him as a truly beautiful soul and caring human being. A private cremation followed at Glasnevin Cemetery.

While Alex’s funeral took place, the Irish mainstream media gave far more coverage and focused far more outrage on the death of Congolese national Yves Sakila, 35. Sakila, who had dozens of previous convictions and multiple prison terms for repeated shoplifting, died on 15 May after being restrained by security staff during another shoplifting attempt. His death was quickly framed by activists as Ireland’s George Floyd moment, sparking protests, political speeches, and claims of racism.

Alex’s killing, a local Irish family man robbed and beaten to death in broad daylight while pleading for mercy received far less attention. Coverage focused on the attackers age and anonymity, with zero discussion of backgrounds or nationalities.

There were no mass candlelit vigils when Alex died, no major protests demanding justice, no political statements, and no national campaigns declaring that his life mattered.

No Netflix documentaries will ever examine Alex's final moments.

Certain tragedies fit a preferred political narrative and ignite weeks of outrage. Others, like the brutal murder of a gentle Irish family man, are treated as less newsworthy. This selective response from the Irish media and political class is an insult to Alex and every family who has lost someone in similar circumstances.

Alex Coughlan’s life mattered. He deserved better, and the people of Ireland deserve the truth.

RIP Alex Coughlan.

Both teenagers are next due in court on 24 June.

#Ireland #CrimeNews #Dublin

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇳🇱 Dutch police threw this pregnant woman to the ground

Her husband didn't hold back

WTF is wrong with the police?!?!

[TheLiberal.ie @TheLiberal_ie]

🚨BREAKING🚨
We have received information that a woman working in a migrant IPAS centre in Galway has been brutally attacked by a migrant in the centre and has died.
The woman’s injuries are said to be absolutely horrendous.
Mainstream media will not report the facts.

[Susanne Delaney @SuzieD755164]

ALEX COUGHLAN'S FAMILY asked me to share this beautiful, touching clip of him reading to his little nephew. It really conveys the type of person Alex was. If you would like to get to know who Alex was and how he lived his life, then please watch the duration of this short memorial video in his honour. Please also take part in what is asked at the end of the video, and also use these hashtags when sharing: #AlexCoughlan #RememberHim #SpeakHisName

Let's keep his name and face in the public eye. Make sure this memorial video reaches every person in this country and beyond. Share it with everyone you know. Share it the world over.
NEVER FORGET ALEX.

Unfortunately, it may be shadowbanned, so we all need to pull together on this one.

Just to say... Alex was a truly wonderful person by all accounts. It is important to keep this post and all comments about HIM. Please. For this one post. Do this in memory of Alex. Because one cruel and final indignity that is visited upon those who have had their lives stolen is the fact that the unforgivable act can end up defining that person in the public eye by that very act itself. Who the person was can be lost amidst the tragedy. Alex was someone I would have loved to know. I wish I'd had that great privilege and I know he comes from an amazing family. They will read these comments most likely. So please be mindful of that.

Thank you.

[Nick Delehanty 🇮🇪 @Nick_Delehanty]

3 in 5 dont.