Update on the Green Isle Hotel.
I've contacted the two government TDs in the area, Emer Higgins and Shane Moynihan to ask them to secure a guarantee from the Minister for Justice that this hotel will not be converted into an IPAS centre.
They have not replied. Please email or call them both to ask them the same question.
Deputy Higgins: 01 6183013 [email protected]
Deputy Moynihan: 01 618 4128 [email protected]@independent_ire
@LeoVaradkar@davidmcw@Nick_Delehanty You will be remembered for making life in Ireland more dangerous for women and children.Sneaking in the GRA allowing men into womens' prisons, rape crisis centres, changing rooms etc Importing men who's cultures consider women as less than animals and little girls as wives.Shame
@pogmosh@Tyrantula54321@sappholives83 He wasn't found guilty, he was found liable in civil court not criminal court. DPP didn't go forward with charges as insufficient evidence. I'm not taking a side just clarifying.
Irish Times, the "paper of record" (Conor Lally + Barry Roche) today report
"It is understood the couple [murder victim Jamey Carney and suspect Ahmed Al-Saqar] had travelled to Jordan earlier this year on holiday"
The photo below may still be fabricated or AI-generated, but the core point, why was a Jordanian asylum seeker, granted permission to permanently remain in Ireland after he had travelled here via France and the UK, going on holiday to the country from which he sought asylum. While living in an IPAS centre in Killarney.
And the core question also stands, is this a joke.
@PeterTatchell It's always the 'Be Kind' brigade who are always the furthest thing from being kind! What a horrible post to make at the murder of an elderly lady. You should be ashamed..
Over the coming days, when you see NGO figures, particularly from the Women's Council & Women's Aid talk about 'femicide' & 'misogyny' in Ireland in a bid to shift the blame for Jamey Carney's murder away from immigration policy, please remember - & remind those near to you - that not a single Irish man is a suspect in the 7 murders of women committed in Ireland this year.
Ireland doesn't have a misogyny problem.
Ireland has a violent immigrant problem.