It would have been reasonable to assume that the relatively poor showing for anti-immigration candidates in Ireland’s local elections last month, like the unexpectedly strong performance by the governing coalition, marked the beginning of a decline for Ireland’s nascent populist movement. But yesterday’s serious disorder in Coolock, a working-class community in North Dublin, proves that the issue is very far from defused.
The Irish people stand against the immigrant invasion! Patriots don't want immigration center built in Coolock.
“Coolock says no!” pic.twitter.com/Cpv6yj4DDh
— Europe Invasion (@EuropeInvasionn) July 17, 2024
Citizens clashed with police guarding immigration centers instead of guarding borders. Further decline is expected as Europe continues to decline Coolock, Ireland pic.twitter.com/1Mgb8MXg4m
— Ajay Verma (@ajay_verma66063) July 18, 2024
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@fancypants_s Have you been watching this? https://t.co/AHfMnohLzp
— Patti Jo (@TheSupeHero) July 18, 2024
