Category: Ireland

Helen McEntee’s Accidental Asylum Leak

Helen McEntee, previously the Minister for Justice presiding over the state’s controversial Hate Speech Bill, has returned to her post after taking several months of maternity leave. Resuming her tenure as Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee will complete the passage...

/ 03/06/2023

WATCH: Gardaí Force Migrants into Galway Town – Residents Pledge to Resist

Yesterday evening, Gardaí forced 2 busses of migrants past residents of the area of Ballybrit Industrial Estate, Co. Galway who had been blockading the site to prevent its use as a migrant accommodation centre. Footage showing busses arriving, council workers...

/ 02/06/2023

The Great Plantation: Census Data Reveals Number of Foreigners DOUBLED since 2016.

The 2022 census data relating to migration and diversity has recently been made available by the CSO to the general public.  These results come at a time where the Irish state is experiencing a serious crisis as a direct consequence...

/ 01/06/2023

SANTRY PROTEST: Gardaí Irreparably Damage Local Reputation

This evening a protest, numbering up to 200 people, was held by the local community in Santry, North Dublin. Protestors gathered on the Turnapin road outside the Industrial Airways Estate to voice concern and disapproval for the Irish government’s decision...

/ 27/05/2023

Ballybrit Locals Rally Against Asylum Racket

Following similar protests countrywide against the plantation of Irish communities, last Friday night saw a crowd of concerned locals assemble on the outskirts of Galway City in the Ballybrit Business Park to oppose the installation of over 300 migrant men...

/ 27/05/2023

Eurowars: Dumping of Veto Ties Ireland to EU Forever Wars

As the smoke from Sandwith Street cleared up Irish elites bolted over to Brussels in their earnest attempts to add another digit to the already worsening asylum fiasco. Iveagh House incumbent Micheál Martin led the way as he broached the...

/ 25/05/2023

Thoughts on Surviving the Battles of Pearse Street

The night of Friday 12th May saw me in Pearse Street and Saturday saw me outside the Custom House, then back to Pearse Street, before returning home via James Joyce’s old stomping grounds of Finn’s Hotel and Trinity’s forbidding walls....

/ 23/05/2023

Children At Risk? Migrant Exposes Himself, Defecates at Co. Clare Asylum Centre As Locals Protest

The Burkean has received reports and evidence of a migrant exposing himself and defecating by the road at the site of an ongoing standoff between angry locals and the government (who are trying to plant the area with foreign men)....

/ 22/05/2023

BREAKING: Asylum Centre Blockades Have Spread to Another Town

As of 8pm, Sunday 21st, a blockade of a suspected site of new asylum plantation near the village of Scool, Co. Clare has begun. This follows a similar blockade nearby in Inch, Co. Clare. Locals stated that the blockade is...

/ 22/05/2023

Irish Sovereignty in 21st Century: A Message From the Diaspora

Nationhood Is Worth Protecting on the Emerald Isle Sovereignty is self-rule, be that of a nation or of a person. Irish sovereignty is on the ropes, succumbing in plain sight to the European Union federation. Given the ease with which...

/ 21/05/2023