If Europe's brush with mass migration is a pile-up crash, Ireland is very much the last car in that crash immigration from North Africa, the Middle East.

Primarily the Muslim world has proved an intractable problem.

You've had some villages that have been completely transformed where their population has doubled as a result of migrants.

In Galway City, for example, a few years ago, the most popular name was Muhammad.

Three children were stabbed and an opair. So it was a sort of night of chaos in Dublin.

The migrant centre was set on fire and then it was set on fire again. And then it was set on fire again.

Wokeness has essentially replaced the Catholic Church in Ireland.

A man sent out a tweet in 2021 in eight languages, including Somali, Urdu, French, Arabic,

basically advertising Ireland to the world's refugees

in the manner of an estate agent. You often hear Irish politicians saying, you know, it's wrong,

say that immigration causes crime, but how do we know that? All of the other data points the other way.

It's a sort of flat earth territory. There is a pattern that repeats itself in every Scandinavian country that migrants from certain countries.

The immigration situation in Ireland is perhaps as crazy as anywhere it is in the world. Give me just a brief sort of, you know, what's going on over there.

So it really all kicked off in November of last year when there were riots in Dublin that

really made national, international news, millions of pounds worth of damage, buses were set on fire, police were attacked, and this

was kind of the straw that broke the camel's back of a process that had been happening

for some time before then.

It started after an Algerian migrant went on a stabbing spree in central Dublin.

Three children were stabbed and an opair or a minder.

And this then, word spread that this was a migrant who did this. We should say allegedly, because we don't know where the trial is at at the moment.

And this sort of spread like wildfire on social media, telegram channels, and people took to the streets.

And, you know, the police found it very difficult to get a handle on the

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