[thesheriff443]

I read a headline that 90,000 due to go to Rwanda now have a chance of staying

[Cherie]

Coolock is a large suburban area, centred on a village, on Dublin city's Northside in Ireland. Coolock has about 2,630 residents.

So they are increasing the population by 65% and scewing the make up of the suburb by housing all males....no wonder the residents are furious....

[arista]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Coolock isn't really a "little village" it's a city suburb of Dublin.

Terrible what's going on up there though.

Yes Dougie Beattie,
GBnewsHD reporter is there in Coolock

It is an old Paint Wharehouse
now confirmed to be converted into
housing for illegal migrant men.

https://x.com/GBNEWS/status/1814555325057691785

[Crimson Dynamo]

I notice the Irish MSM are doing all they can to focus on any violence by protestors, injury to police and lots of stuff about how its all based on "misinformation" and essentially how the stupid residents are at fault...

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

I notice the Irish MSM are doing all they can to focus on any violence by protestors, injury to police and lots of stuff about how its all based on "misinformation" and essentially how the stupid residents are at fault...

The area has a few permanent traveller sites so they will be keen to focus on them I am sure

The permanent Traveller halting site estates (which differ in layout to traditional halting sites) of Cara Park and Dominick Park, found in the Belcamp area (along the N32) are among the largest halting site facilities provided by local authorities in Ireland. They contain an adult education centre and pre-school facilities for the local Traveller population, both located beside Dominick Park. At least one smaller, more traditional, Traveller settlement is found in the area, close to the Clare Hall Shopping Centre. King of the Travellers, Jim Watt, is a resident of this settlement.