I think most Irish people feel that way. If they arrive legally not the country from a situation like Ukraine, then OK, but when you arrive from Birmingham with a list of convictions as long as your arm, that's different.kadman wrote: ↑Mon Aug 11, 2025 10:24 am I have always wondered how people managed to cross numerous european borders without papers to get to Ireland. Presumably many had papers that mysteriously vanished before the were in Irish airspace. Its a government feck up of major proportions. I dont have an issue with any nationality that wants to make their home in Ireland, if they conribute to the state, and abide by its laws. But not at the expense of irish people. The scumbags and criminals well thats another issue, I'd feck them back where they came from.
I passed the bus stop in my local town the other day, and I was shocked to see this tall black man, surrounded by at least 5 equally tall, black women, absolutely intent on everything he said. These, I surmised, were his wives. I was gobsmacked, I mean, where did these people come from and how the fcuk did they get to a small rural Irish town