Bubblypop wrote: ↑Mon Sep 22, 2025 2:03 pm
Any of those cases anything at all to do with your claims?
That they are not investigating because one of the parents is African?
If you can post dozens more cases where they haven't investigated due to the nationality of someone, then go right ahead.
Or maybe we could start linking thousands and thousands of cases where gardai investigated and successfully prosecuted criminals?
Put those goalposts back at once!
The Gardaí have a long and not-so-proud history of incompetence and corruption (see above).
Irish politicians are extremely keen on propagandising the Irish people on immigrant crime, to the point where they will openly lie about the nationality of criminals, or hold back information on descriptions etc. in order to hide the fact a crime has been committed by a foreigner.
It is not beyond the realms of possibility that a quick word in the ear would ensure this goes nowhere.
Similar to how a word in the ear of a Garda had an innocent man framed for murder in the McBrearty case. Or where a word in the ear of a Garda made sure that Mary Boyle's case was never investigated properly. Or where a word in the ear of a Garda ensured that Kieran Boylan walked away after being caught with €1.7 million of heroin and cocaine, despite being a convicted drug dealer. Or how a word in the ear of a Garda ensured that the drug dealer who supplied Gerry Ryan and half of RTE with their nose candy was allowed to operate freely. In the murder of Fr Niall Molloy, it took a word in the ear of both the Gardai and a judge, so not sure if that counts.
But yeah, why don't you post some crimes that have been solved, because that means there's no corruption.
, I think the younger the person, the quicker they decay. So.for example, if a baby is killed and buried, then exhumed a few years after it's extremely difficult to decipher a cause of death. Young bones decay very quickly.