As the trans community celebrates victory against terrorism the Irish media continue to stoke a culture war
Paul Murphy says he was attacked by far-right mob outside Leinster House
An Interview with Heidi Beirich of the Global Project Against Hate and Extremism: ‘We stand by our reporting’
New report notes ‘disturbing trend’ of growing far-right extremism in Ireland
Telegram reveals huge growth in users and announces premium tier as it continues to attract extremists
Far-right sympathiser awaiting trial for ‘firearms offences’ as Europol warns of lone wolf terrorism
TD Michael Collins attacks what he calls government’s ‘open-door policy on immigration’
Gardaí aware of Graham Carey suggestion to ‘take over’ Dublin Airport with ‘a rucksack’
Supreme Court dismisses ‘polemical’ challenge by Gemma O’Doherty and John Waters of lockdown laws
In Dublin and Mayo we saw just how much of a threat extremists are to gender rights
Over the last few weeks two internationally significant events pertaining to the trans community took place on this island. On the one hand Belfast became
Paul Murphy has taken to Twitter to reveal he was allegedly assaulted by a far-right mob outside Leinster House yesterday. The People Before Profit (PBP)
When the Global Project Against Hate and Extremism (GPAHE) published its report last month on the state of the far right in Ireland it resulted
An anti-extremist group has highlighted 12 groups currently active in Ireland it says are anti-immigrant, white nationalist, or anti-LGBTQIA+. According to the Global Project Against
Telegram, the social media app favoured by conspiracy theorists and the far right, has revealed a large increase in its user figures for 2022. The company
Europol has revealed that last June gardaí arrested a 40-year-old British far-right extremist for “firearms offences”. The news comes from a new report Europol published
TD for Cork South-West Michael Collins has attacked what he called the government’s “open-door policy on immigration”. As reported in the Southern Star, Collins went
Gardaí are aware of comments made online last week by a far-right agitator in which he suggests disrupting Dublin Airport with a rucksack. Graham Carey,
The Supreme Court has dismissed Gemma O’Doherty’s and John Waters’ challenge of Ireland’s pandemic legislation. In a decision delivered earlier today the seven judges, with
Pride month and the time surrounding it should be when the LGBTQIA+ community can celebrate its existence and be celebrated. In spite of centuries of
A Longford women has accused far-right agitators of targeting her and her family after they erected a National Party poster close to her home. Aneta
On 23 June the Dáil heard a number of statements from TDs in solidarity with the LGBTQIA+ community for Pride Month. People Before Profit’s Paul
