A man accused of attacking LGBTQI+ activist Izzy Kamikaze during a protest in September is to be sent forward for trial. Michael Quinn, a member
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MASI calls controversial barrister’s role in denying asylum claim of bisexual man ‘disgraceful’
The Movement of Asylum Seekers in Ireland (MASI) has voiced its shock that controversial barrister Una McGurk upheld a recent ruling to deny a bisexual
Far-right targeting of Dublin Mayor Hazel Chu ‘completely unacceptable’ and ‘not a one-time event’
There’s been widespread condemnation of the Irish far right after the Irish Examiner revealed far-right protestors targeted Dublin Mayor Hazel Chu at her home yesterday.
Irish-based Parler user asked how he’d get his 12-gauge’ on an airplane to support US insurrection
A number of videos from the hack of the social media website Parler can be traced back to Ireland. In one such video a user
Anti-mask IPAT barrister Una McGurk says ‘globalists’ trying to implement a ‘one-world government’
Controversial barrister Una McGurk has claimed there’s a conspiracy to institute a one-world government. McGurk, who until recently oversaw asylum applications for the state as
Civil liberties group ‘welcomes’ government report on updating Irish hate speech laws
A leading civil liberties group has voiced its support for the proposed updating of Ireland’s hate speech laws. The Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL)
FoI request reveals Department of Justice monitoring ‘right wing extremist ideologies’
The Department of Justice appears to be actively monitoring the presence of far-right groups in Ireland. In response to a Freedom of Information (FoI) request
Gemma O’Doherty charged with resisting arrest during hearing in Bray today
Gemma O’Doherty has been charged with resisting arrest in addition to two other charges she’s facing as a result of an incident near Bray in
Christchurch terrorist visited Ireland in 2017 as inquiry reveals role of Internet in his radicalisation
The Christchurch terrorist visited Ireland in the years before he carried out his attack on two mosques last year. His visit was revealed in a
Helen McEntee claims reforming Ireland’s citizenship laws could have ‘unintended consequences’
Minister for justice Helen McEntee has claimed that reforming Ireland’s citizenship laws could have “unintended consequences” for state services here. McEntee contended that undue pressure
New group Le Chéile launched to ‘build a national alliance’ against far-right threat
A new national organisation has been launched to tackle the rise of the far right in Ireland. Le Chéile, which counts dozens of organisations and
Dolores Cahill tells large crowd leaders will be put on trial for COVID-19 lockdown measures
Dolores Cahill, the chair of the Irish Freedom Party (IFP), told a large crowd at the Custom House in Dublin yesterday that politicians in favour