Christine Reilly @Hopefullytw

Riad Bouchaker is a monster! The crimes he committed that day were horrific and unimaginable. I was horrified to hear that some women reportedly tried to shield and protect him that day after he carried out those atrocities. May he rot in prison.

Why was his face withheld? When he had no connection to his child victims whatsoever?

Quite unnecessary cruelty

Alina Visooo @Alinavisooo

a day ago

UK: Parliament to debate Halal slaughter ban after petition reaches 100,000 signatures. The Muslim Council of Britain warns this could lead to a Muslim exodus from the country. Should Halal slaughter be banned? A. Yes B. No C. Unsure

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🚨 Au Japon, une femme musulmane enceinte a visité 7 hôpitaux différents pour son accouchement, exigeant à chaque fois uniquement des médecins femmes. Son mari insistait sur le fait que l’islam n’autorise pas une femme à montrer son visage ou son corps à un médecin homme. Le médecin japonais a fini par demander : « Et si l’accouchement se produit la nuit et qu’il n’y a que des médecins hommes ? Que ferez-vous alors ? » Que pensez-vous de cette exigence ? A. Le Japon a raison de refuser ces demandes incompatibles B. Certaines cultures ne s’intègrent pas C. Il faut respecter les pratiques religieuses D. C’est un cas isolé 🇫🇷 Soutenez-nous en nous suivant sur 𝕏 🌐 Notre Telegram en cas de censure : t.me/FranceXTelegram 🇫🇷

Riad Bouchaker is today found guilty on all counts, including the attempted murder of three children in Parnell Square. The same day Ireland takes over the EU Presidency. This case is exactly what Ireland’s future looks like if we keep letting unelected bureaucrats in Brussels dictate our immigration and border policies. We’ve seen the chaos, the stabbings, the rapes, the beheadings. Enough.

I suspect @DrUmarAlQadri had another very different post ready in case an Irish person had set the mosque on fire. He constantly plays the victim. But the reality is that Irish people are the victims of vicious attacks, of rape and murder, of usurpation of our historic sites, of public manifestations of Islamic superiority, of changing the treatment of animals being slaughtered, of the visible way women are treated in public, etc etc etc. Every time anyone objects you scream “far right”. But the reality is that Irish people are the victims of a focused campaign to usurp and replace our culture and traditions. We are the victims!

Shaykh Dr. Umar Al-Qadri @DrUmarAlQadri

2 days ago

We note the reports regarding the suspect’s Iranian nationality. The suspect’s nationality should not become another excuse to fuel prejudice. Nationality does not define a person’s faith, values or motives. People of any nationality or background can be influenced by hatred and

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All these Somalians are coming from Sweden and pouring across the border. They are treating our welfare system like a menu. We need to be openly hostile to them.

Nick Delehanty 🇮🇪 @Nick_Delehanty

2 days ago

New Website Just Dropped. This one tracks Ireland’s asylum and immigration statistics using interactive dashboards. From IPAS spending to deportations, arrivals, PPS numbers. Using the data, we can see: 1) Arrivals from Somalia are up 90% in 2026 2) Backlog of asylum appeals

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Irish People are not racists, Ireland is been destroyed

The conviction of child stabber Riad Bouchaker who was an asylum illegal should be a wake up call. The asylum system in Ireland needs to be shut down completely we can't be taking in any more illegal unvetted men into the country. #EndDirectProvision #MigrantCrime #Unvetted #IrelandisFull

NewstalkFM @NewstalkFM

16 hours ago

Riad Bouchaker has been found guilty of eight charges in relation to the knife attack in Parnell Square in November 2023. newstalk.com/news/riad-bouc…

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The boats aren't full of Christians, infact Christians can't make the travelling route because they're persecuted, the boats are full of them who persecute them. You want our daughters raped? You're the one who needs to pick a side! The pleb: instagram.com/reel/DaIkeuFg2…

52 year old ALGERIAN man was today found guilty of attempted murder . This foreign fuck stabbed 3 children in dublin a few years back thankfully no one died. But one of those little girls is now non verbal and will be in a wheel chair the rest of her life. He admitted the reason he carried out this attack was because he didn't get money off the Irish goverment. A little Irish girl is now left in a wheel chair unable to talk all because this foreign parasite didn't get his benefits payment. Hope he has fun in the Irish prison

🚨 L’interdiction des drapeaux d’Angleterre à Bristol s’est retournée contre ses auteurs. Le conseil municipal de Bristol, dirigé par les Verts, avait annoncé que hisser des drapeaux anglais, même pendant la Coupe du monde, « pourrait mettre les migrants mal à l’aise » et les avait interdits. Les habitants n’ont pas été d’accord et des milliers de drapeaux d’Angleterre sont apparus partout. Que pensez-vous de cette affaire ? A. Les habitants ont bien fait de résister B. C’est une victoire du bon sens patriotique C. L’interdiction était justifiée D. C’est une polémique inutile 🇫🇷 Soutenez-nous en nous suivant sur 𝕏 🌐 Notre Telegram en cas de censure : t.me/FranceXTelegram 🇫🇷

@RealIrishNews @multiconco28270 She should be sacked

Should Helen Ogbu Quit as Mayor? Galway's Mayor Helen Ogbu and the Labour Party got caught lying about her past. Her official story said she fled Nigeria in 2006 after her husband was assassinated. Turns out he wasn't killed until 2010 four years later. Labour called it a "typo" and quickly deleted the webpage. This isn't a small mistake. It's a serious fib about why she claimed asylum and built her whole "refugee escape" image. People are right to ask: if she'll lie about something this big, how can we trust her? She's been in Ireland 20 years and does community work, but that doesn't excuse dishonesty. Being the first African woman mayor is nice, but it shouldn't protect her from basic accountability. Labour's quick defense and attacks on the media just make it look like they're covering up.Regular folks get fired for lying on their CV. Why should a mayor get a free pass? Helen Ogbu should resign. If the story she sold voters was fake, she has no business staying in the job.

I have looked at the @DubCityCouncil online planning portal and I cannot find where "Al-Madinah prayer hall" or "Dawat-e-Islami Mosque Ireland" or "prayer hall talbot street" or just "mosque Talbot Street" have applied for and been given planning permission to use this premises as a mosque planning.agileapplications.ie/dublincity/sea… Seems to be a pattern here...

Fatima Gunning @fatima_gunning

3 days ago

@DrUmarAlQadri Why do you fail to mention that Riad Bouchaker visited this mosque and left his belongings there on the 23rd of November 2023?

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@TheAkoFiles So much dirt and filth in this World, from all sexualities. What has happened to morals

People keep asking why some gays no longer feel represented by Pride. This is part of the reason. Here’s a sneak peak, full video coming soon.

The High Court has just ordered Enoch Burke’s release from prison, despite the schoolteacher’s ongoing refusal to comply with a court order not to trespass at his former place of work. irishmirror.ie/news/irish-new…

Riad Bouchaker has been found guilty on all eight counts by a jury sitting at the Central Criminal Court. gript.ie/bouchaker-guil…

Ireland Rolls Out the Red Carpet for Zelenskys While Preparing Army Back-up Against Its Own Citizens In a striking display of priorities, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky arrived in Dublin today for the opening of Ireland’s EU Council Presidency, once again receiving the red carpet treatment funded by Irish taxpayers, while the government signals readiness to deploy the army against domestic protesters. Zelensky landed at Casement Aerodrome in Baldonnel ahead of the ceremonial events and meetings with Irish leaders. Taoiseach Micheál Martin reaffirmed support for Ukraine as a “key priority,” vowing to intensify pressure on Russia to make its war even more unsustainable. Tánaiste Simon Harris is set to praise Ukraine’s courage as an inspiration for Ireland’s term. During Zelensky’s last visit in December 2025, the government with input from Minister Helen McEntee, announced an extra €125 million in taxpayer-funded support for Ukraine. This came on top of Ireland’s existing contributions (which had already reached around €340 million total at the time), including non-lethal military aid and humanitarian packages.  Martin again floated the possibility of Ukraine joining the EU while the invasion continues, while dismissing concerns over alumina exports from Limerick’s Aughinish refinery potentially aiding Russia’s war effort. Ireland, he claimed, stands firmly behind all EU sanctions. This warm welcome coincides with visits from other EU figures like António Costa, with heavy security, including counter-drone measures, in place for the entire six-month presidency at sites like Dublin Castle. At the same time, Defence Minister Helen McEntee and the Garda Commissioner have warned that the Army will back up Gardaí to prevent repeats of citizen-led demonstratios, especially over rising fuel taxes and cost-of-living pressures. Adding to the sense of official avoidance, fuel protest organiser John Dallon spoke outside the Dáil yesterday evening. He criticised the government’s handling of the fuel tax increases, saying they have “simply kicked the can down the road for an extra month probably to avoid embarrassment of the peoples protest” during the high-profile EU presidency period. Separately, concerns are mounting that current fuel prices, similar to those President Trump has highlighted in the United States, are not yet fully reflected at Irish pumps, with suggestions of possible gouging by suppliers. Tánaiste Simon Harris has echoed similar sentiments, stating that prices need to come down visibly at the pumps before any phased reintroduction of incremental tax increases. As Ireland plays generous host on the international stage, the contrast stands out: lavish taxpayer commitments to sustain the war abroad, paired with a firm hand (and military contingency) for its own citizens voicing discontent at home. Now taking up the EU rotating presidency for the eighth time, many will be questioning whose interests are truly being served during this term — as it most certainly doesn't feel like it's the Irish people's.