>“The departments now wish to examine and learn from other countries that have enacted legislation, supported and engaged with gender recognition for under-16s,” a tender request document states. The research, it said, will also “provide practical advice on establishing mechanisms to recognise the preferred gender of children aged under 16 in Ireland”.
>During the review of the 2015 Act, a public consultation was carried out and 54 submissions were received on the issue of gender recognition for under-16s. “The majority of submissions were broadly supportive of extending provision for gender recognition to children under 16 years,” the request for tender states.
>The review recommended “a system of gender recognition should be introduced for children of any age” where there is parental consent. There should also be a legal process for cases where parents do not give consent or if it is not possible or safe to seek parental consent.
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>During the review of the 2015 Act, a public consultation was carried out and 54 submissions were received on the issue of gender recognition for under-16s. “The majority of submissions were broadly supportive of extending provision for gender recognition to children under 16 years,” the request for tender states.
>The review recommended “a system of gender recognition should be introduced for children of any age” where there is parental consent. There should also be a legal process for cases where parents do not give consent or if it is not possible or safe to seek parental consent.
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The hidden costs of importing cheap foreign labour.
>The four men and two women were all working at Keelings Fruit when they were each enlisted by an unnamed man, referred to in court as a “money mule herder”, to allow their bank accounts to be used for the proceeds of crime, Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard on Monday. The money laundering was being carried out by a West African gang.
No jail of course because that might send a signal that the State are cracking down on wire transfer scams.
Also don't notice any patterns that an African gang was involved in this. Like the last dozen court cases, it's entirely irrelevant where they're from, as is the means they used to move here (asylum fraud).
The Keelings boycott is still in force BTW.
🔗 sundayworld.com
>The four men and two women were all working at Keelings Fruit when they were each enlisted by an unnamed man, referred to in court as a “money mule herder”, to allow their bank accounts to be used for the proceeds of crime, Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard on Monday. The money laundering was being carried out by a West African gang.
No jail of course because that might send a signal that the State are cracking down on wire transfer scams.
Also don't notice any patterns that an African gang was involved in this. Like the last dozen court cases, it's entirely irrelevant where they're from, as is the means they used to move here (asylum fraud).
The Keelings boycott is still in force BTW.
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Malone is very concerned that the drag queen story hour goes ahead. 🤔
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>On 14 April 2020 Nassar Ahmed called to the house. He had moved to Ireland from Sudan in 2015 and had previously been in a relationship with the woman.
He just moved to Ireland? Did I miss the news that Sudan has joined the EU? What was the scummer doing here? Who allowed him in?
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He just moved to Ireland? Did I miss the news that Sudan has joined the EU? What was the scummer doing here? Who allowed him in?
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IHREC commissioner Dr Lucy Michael also directed blame for the Norwegian gay bar murders at the facilitation of debates around transgenderism, choosing to ignore the asylum seeker shaped elephant in the room who shouted allahu akbar while firing his gun and was known to intelligence services.
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Fair play to the lads in this video. "House the Irish!" Incredible that it even needs to be stated. But that's how insane Ireland has become. Please spread the message. Give them your support here: nationalparty.ie
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Irishman raped on the last day of his holiday in Valencia
>The 28-year-old was reportedly attacked in the early hours of June 18 after he agreed to go on a walk with two men he met in vibrant city neighbourhood El Carmen.
>The two men 'of Arabic origin with a French accent' then tore the tourist's clothes off and sexually assaulted him on an old riverbed, local reports state.
Very vibrant. At least the Spanish police give out descriptions of rapists that they're searching for.
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>The 28-year-old was reportedly attacked in the early hours of June 18 after he agreed to go on a walk with two men he met in vibrant city neighbourhood El Carmen.
>The two men 'of Arabic origin with a French accent' then tore the tourist's clothes off and sexually assaulted him on an old riverbed, local reports state.
Very vibrant. At least the Spanish police give out descriptions of rapists that they're searching for.
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Mail Online
Male Irish tourist, 28, 'is raped by two men on the last night of his holiday' in Spanish city
An Irishman was reportedly raped on the last day of his holiday in Valencia, south Spain. The 28-year-old left a venue where he was partying with a friend before two men attacked him
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>Days after Oscar-winning film producer David Puttnam was formally naturalised as an Irishman, citing how political agendas meant the UK was no longer “the country I was born into”, fresh data shows a big surge in his fellow Britons also taking up Irish and EU citizenship.
When he says the UK is no longer the country he was born into, he doesn't mean he's fleeing the multicultural madness of modern Britain. He dislikes that its transformation has had a couple of hiccups.
And so now he's an "Irishman" 🙄
Of course he chose Skibbereen to move to, not Balbriggan.
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When he says the UK is no longer the country he was born into, he doesn't mean he's fleeing the multicultural madness of modern Britain. He dislikes that its transformation has had a couple of hiccups.
And so now he's an "Irishman" 🙄
Of course he chose Skibbereen to move to, not Balbriggan.
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Convicted killer wants to move here.
>“I don’t know if it’s in the DNA out there. I don’t know if it’s in the biology, but the people are just different people.”
Not having the black crime rate of New York helps, although that's changing...
#NewToTheParish
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>“I don’t know if it’s in the DNA out there. I don’t know if it’s in the biology, but the people are just different people.”
Not having the black crime rate of New York helps, although that's changing...
#NewToTheParish
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100 years ago a generation of Irishmen fought and killed one another over competing strategies to achieve Irish freedom. Today, the parties of Official Ireland collaborate with one another to quench Irish freedom forever. Civil War over competing visions of the same dream is an epic tragedy. But a consensus that dissolves Irish nationality is worse even than a brother war. It is surrender without a fight.
History is not a straight arrow towards progress. The horror of internecine strife, family against family and brother against brother, can be transcended only by an appreciation of valour and tragedy... indeed sometimes valour in tragedy. It can be transcended by the belief in a nation based not on abstract ideas, not on formulas or creeds, but on blood and history. A nation that goes on, tragedy after tragedy, setback after setback, forged and reforged, born and reborn, through the material and spirit of a People.
Republicanism divorced from rooted Irish nationalism is mere Cromwellism. If Ireland is just a colony of finance, a place to make money, a place to pass through, an assortment of random nationalities, then the Civil War was not tragic but comic, not serious but trite. If we trade our country for a mess of pottage, then we have traded an epic history for an inglorious farce. nationalparty.ie/join
History is not a straight arrow towards progress. The horror of internecine strife, family against family and brother against brother, can be transcended only by an appreciation of valour and tragedy... indeed sometimes valour in tragedy. It can be transcended by the belief in a nation based not on abstract ideas, not on formulas or creeds, but on blood and history. A nation that goes on, tragedy after tragedy, setback after setback, forged and reforged, born and reborn, through the material and spirit of a People.
Republicanism divorced from rooted Irish nationalism is mere Cromwellism. If Ireland is just a colony of finance, a place to make money, a place to pass through, an assortment of random nationalities, then the Civil War was not tragic but comic, not serious but trite. If we trade our country for a mess of pottage, then we have traded an epic history for an inglorious farce. nationalparty.ie/join
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Can't be hassling the foreigners setting up gay sex dens in public toilets. It could impact their ability to acquire citizenship.
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Micheál Martin, 2016 in relation to abortion, trashing the idea of Ctizens' Assemblies as just a mouthpiece for the loudest lobby groups:
Micheál Martin, 2016 in relation to abortion, trashing the idea of Ctizens' Assemblies as just a mouthpiece for the loudest lobby groups:
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>“There were 17,354 frauds recorded in the 12-month period compared to just 9,219 in the previous year, an increase of 88%.
>"The increase was largely driven by unauthorised transactions and attempts to obtain personal or banking information online or by phone.”
>Both searches this month are part of Operation Skein in which gardaí have identified over 700 suspects with 203 people arrests and 98 people charged in investigations led by the GNECB.
>In total €31 million stolen in the scams has also been identified as being laundered through Irish banks accounts.
Who is behind it all though?
No hints in any of the reporting. 🤔
RTÉ recently hired a Nigerian journalist who had to work twice as hard to get the job due to institutional racism. Maybe it's a case he's investigating with his heightened journalism skills. I'll just check in and see what he's up to....never mind, he's just focused on trite diversity puff pieces.
Guess this will all remain a mystery.
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>"The increase was largely driven by unauthorised transactions and attempts to obtain personal or banking information online or by phone.”
>Both searches this month are part of Operation Skein in which gardaí have identified over 700 suspects with 203 people arrests and 98 people charged in investigations led by the GNECB.
>In total €31 million stolen in the scams has also been identified as being laundered through Irish banks accounts.
Who is behind it all though?
No hints in any of the reporting. 🤔
RTÉ recently hired a Nigerian journalist who had to work twice as hard to get the job due to institutional racism. Maybe it's a case he's investigating with his heightened journalism skills. I'll just check in and see what he's up to....never mind, he's just focused on trite diversity puff pieces.
Guess this will all remain a mystery.
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"Mostly the money is transferred to a bank account outside the country."
We're getting somewhere but I guess it must be irrelevant where outside the country that is.
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We're getting somewhere but I guess it must be irrelevant where outside the country that is.
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All these mobile phone repair shops need investigating.
Twenty of them crammed into Moore St alone.
Twenty of them crammed into Moore St alone.
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https://www.donegaldaily.com/2022/06/29/phone-shop-employees-part-of-e205000-aib-online-scam/
"He said his client was an asylum seeker who had no work and got involved in this scam through friends to make some money."
He's the arch personification of the thieving asylum scammer 🤌 what a benefit having him and his ilk in the country !
"He said his client was an asylum seeker who had no work and got involved in this scam through friends to make some money."
He's the arch personification of the thieving asylum scammer 🤌 what a benefit having him and his ilk in the country !
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Phone shop employees part of €205,000 AIB online scam
A gang which included mobile phone shop employees were behind a major fraud which resulted in the theft more than €200,000 from dozens of AIB bank account holders, a Co Donegal court has heard...
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>she had met a man on a night out who told her that if she allowed him to use her bank account, he would give her €3,000.
>Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard that in October 2019, Bus Éireann received an email purporting to be from GoBus advising it of that company's new bank account details.
>Staff at Bus Éireann updated its bank details for GoBus, and a few days later, €72,000 was paid from Bus Éireann to the new GoBus bank account.
"Surgery in Turkey" is usually a euphemism for cheap arse implants. No details on the man she met. Guess they're irrelevant again...
🔗 sundayworld.com
>Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard that in October 2019, Bus Éireann received an email purporting to be from GoBus advising it of that company's new bank account details.
>Staff at Bus Éireann updated its bank details for GoBus, and a few days later, €72,000 was paid from Bus Éireann to the new GoBus bank account.
"Surgery in Turkey" is usually a euphemism for cheap arse implants. No details on the man she met. Guess they're irrelevant again...
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>A Dublin company that received an email to update the bank details of one of their suppliers did so and later went on to pay two outstanding invoices to this company. However, several days later, when the company placed an order, they were informed they could not do so until the outstanding invoices were paid.
Finally got a lead in this report — a Dublin man! Did some research and it turns out this young Jackeen has been before the courts before for assaulting a taximan.
Apparently he received the finest of educations at Blackrock College which has annual fees of €7,000, so he must have an upper class background. That's one of the most expensive schools in the country.
Maybe it's some white collar crime syndicate behind it all. 🤔
🔗 sundayworld.com
Finally got a lead in this report — a Dublin man! Did some research and it turns out this young Jackeen has been before the courts before for assaulting a taximan.
Apparently he received the finest of educations at Blackrock College which has annual fees of €7,000, so he must have an upper class background. That's one of the most expensive schools in the country.
Maybe it's some white collar crime syndicate behind it all. 🤔
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