GARDAI are investigating a string of stabbing attacks this morning that has left one man dead and two others injured. The incidents took place in Dundalk, Co Louth. One man has died after he was attacked and stabbed on Avenue Road. He is understood to be of Asian descent. His age is as yet unknown. The man was pronounced dead at the scene. It is understood that two other men - both understood to be Irish - were subsequently injured in separate attacks. Gardaí who were called to the scene confronted and disarmed the attacker. He has been arrested on suspicion of murder and is being detained at Dundalk Garda Station. He can be questioned for up to 24 hours. It is understood that the attacker is originally from Syria.
splinter65 wrote: » Every country has illegal immigrants.
Doltanian wrote: » The war in Iraq was justified on the events of the time, Saddam Hussein was an unnecessary risk to Israel and the Petro-Dollar Hegemony, Saddam signed his own death warrant when he decided to trade oil in Euros, Ideally what should have happened was regime change where a pro-US puppet is installed as we are currently watching the CIA attempt in Iran. But the neocon and Military Industrial Complex pushed for war as that would be more profitable for themselves. The entire Middle East would be entirely better off if they were ruled by severe dictatorships like Gaddafi etc. Ideally greater Israel would be created and the IDF have control, or else direct colonisation.
Deleted User wrote: » Egypt according to RTE but whatever. The difference is if he wasn't allowed to enter the country then a young man in the best years of his life would be alive today.
homerjay2005 wrote: » i doubt theres many illegal people in the likes of Australia......
homerjay2005 wrote: » i doubt theres many illegal people in the likes of Australia, Poland and dozens of other countries right now. countries who care about the welfare of the people that live there by having secure and safe approach to who comes in.
splinter65 wrote: » You’re trying to convince yourself that fear of terrorism = far right when it doesn’t. Fear of terrorism in 2018 is perfectly normal and understandable and all the terrorist attacks launched on innocent Europeans and Americans and Afghans and Pakistanis and Iraqis over the last few years have been carried out by terririsrs in the name of the Muslim faith. You’re trying to pretend that it’s ridiculous and racist and so right wing to be afraid of an ISIS attack in 2018 when news breaks that a man of middle eastern origin has violently and randomly attacked 3 people killing one. Can you not see how ridiculous you seem?
Irishmale0399 wrote: » Do we or dont we have an open border with Northern Ireland???
Irishmale0399 wrote: » The idea of the EU is that we dont have borders and that we have freedom of movement.
homerjay2005 wrote: » doesnt matter where he is from, who he is or what his motives are. this was done by a man who should not be in the country. he was rejected entry to United Kingdom, became known to Gardai and/or immigration officals 2 days ago and low and behold, he ended up killing a man and injuring more this morning. this just shows our country for the soft touch bullsh*it that its become in the modern politically correct and liberal world.
oceanman wrote: » what about pinning a star of david on their arm?
Ulysses Gaze wrote: 64,000 in Australia. That they know of
weldoninhio wrote: » Going by the facts. We know 1 guy was here illegally. We know the cops knew that he was here illegally two days ago. We know they did nothing. We know that we now have 1 dead and 2 injured people due to that 1 guy.
end of the road wrote: » or it shows that regretibly, people can get through immigration control dispite the best efforts. but yeah, continue to rant about "liberal rabel rabel"
dav3 wrote: » Jesus christ frauke, up your game, this isn't 4chan.
Frauke Petry 2 wrote: » my brother used to drive the Eurolines bus from London Victoria Bus Station to Dublin , he called it the Jihadi express, he reported his concerns to bus erireann/eurolines but Simon Coveney intervened he quit his job since "google simon coveny peter sutherland " if you don't believe me
hatrickpatrick wrote: » This is assuming people actually like the idea of one section of the planet being able to coerce others into following their orders. Not everybody approves of power, which is something many on the right seem to forget. None of these things count as a justification unless you agree in the first instance that people in one region should be able to tell people in another region what to do.
Doltanian wrote: » Its called political power, with superior military and industrial and National capabilities. I consider Irish society to be superior to any middle eastern society, in that we have rights and we treat our women and gay people with respect. If a regime is not behaving in a way that is acceptable to the interests of the major-powers then it should be held accountable. If the UN had any shred of integrity then a multi-national alliance would have effected regime change in North Korea, Venezuela, Saudi Arabia and Iran long ago. As Western Christians we should are thankful to Western Democracy for what we hold dear today, freedom isn't free and it is something which has to be earned and fought for.
Strazdas wrote: » You're making a lot of assumptions here. There might be perfectly valid reasons why he wasn't "under arrest". We know next to nothing about him so far, why he was in Ireland and what his legal status was. He might have been due to report back to Gardai this morning for all we know and decided to go on the rampage instead.
homerjay2005 wrote: » this is the real worrying thing - “We are very interested to know exactly how this suspect came into the jurisdiction, how long they were here and who they were associating with. We certainly are appealing to people who knew the suspect from the time he was in the jurisdiction,” Chief Supt Mangan said. errm Supt Mangan, shouldnt you be telling us the minute, hour and day when an illegal person came into the country and not asking people to help you do so? we are an island, there is no way any person should come in here without adequate documentation. heads should roll in our immigration department over this massive scandle, though i think no politician in the country has the balls to put even 1 step in place to protect our borders.
tayto lover wrote: » This lad could have been applying for permission to stay and work here or even attend college here.
Captain Obvious wrote: » I think only one out of those four claims is actually a fact.
Deleted User wrote: » What? I mean seriously, WTF? He "could" have been doing the hucklebuck for all I fukcin' care. Applying for work and college in another country? Admirable, deserves respect and support. The fact that he then plunged a knife into a random stranger's back and took their life would suggest this was unlikely though.
Cason Loud Broomstick wrote: » Agree, even qualified, experienced, in-demand professionals have a tough time getting 4yr work permits for Australia. Poland, even though they're part of the EU must be doing something differently to the rest of Europe in terms of their mass migration policy. For Sweden, it seems you just show up from anywhere, and your in for good.
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