What are your views on Multiculturalism in Ireland? - Threadbanned User List in OP

You should go through the thread and find out for us. It'll keep you occupied for a while.

Some if not most Towns and cities are ruined already. Its been highlighted for years what was happening around the country but it has all fallen on deaf ears. I noticed in alot of larger towns the indigenous population seems to be moving to the outskirts and sadly becoming the minority in the town itself.

Must be an eye opener for the first time visitor or tourist coming into our towns, alot of the old shops taken over by fast food shops and food markets from Asia, Middle East and Africa.

Really must be a bummer travelling to Ireland to come across this. Nothing like the bord failte advertisements.

Sad is an understatement. What we are leaving for our children and generations to come is criminal. The old Ireland is long gone and you can keep the new multicultural Ireland that our government has created.

Sorry but I'm not really getting what you're saying.

Last week this is what you posted about a hedious crime to a 12 year old girl in France. A mod also posted that links to this should not be posted as it has nothing to do with Ireland.

I totally disagree with these comments after listening to the details on RTE Radio this morning.

The illegal immigrant who committed this crime had been asked, yes asked to leave the country on numerous occasions. And unfortunately did not, and yes the same accounts of this have been reported in this country. Also it has now come to light that only 1 in 10 deportation orders are carried out and completed an estimate that I would say would be very true in our own country.

So although this sickening crime did not happen in Ireland I think people should be allowed to post what is happening in other countries when Ireland 🇮🇪 and our own government seem intent on following the same route as France and other European countries.

I stand to be corrected on this.

A long read.....Unlike other Western European countries, the debate on immigration continues to grow in France at the moment as there’s an increasing concern surrounding the massive amount of both legal and illegal immigration to France and uninterrupted issues of crime, racial identity & the changing demographics of the country. After the murder of a 12-year-old girl Lola by an illegal Algerian woman and the failure of the state to deport her, the debate of mass migration and the negative impacts it has had on French society, the direction in which the country is going and how they can put a stop to it are all coming to a head.

A study by Ifop shows that 7 out of 10 are against accepting more migrants, as they believe migrants make France less safe. 60% of people believe that welcoming foreign nationals is no longer possible because of differences in values and problems of cohabitation. A nearly identical share of people believes that the massive amount of immigration plays a negative role in defining French identity & the cohesion of society. The identity fears go hand in hand with negative assumptions about the impact of immigration on secularism; with 61% of people seeing the adverse effects of immigration on French identity & the cohesion of society. While 6-in-10 people favored a referendum to limit immigration, with 68% of people aged 18-24 in favor, 60%(25-34 y/o), 63%(35-49 y/o), and 58%(50-64 y/o). Showing 61% of the left disapproved, the center parties we 50/50, and 93% approval of the right. An additional poll by Ifop showed 69% of French people say "that there are too many immigrants today in France" and that 75% believe that France is now in decline. 56% believe French people have become foreigners in their own country. 67% no longer feel at home as before. 62% believe that "immigration is the main cause of insecurity”, 70% France must remain a Christian country, 69% that Islam is a threat to the identity of France.

Government statistics illustrate that France has seen a clear change in its demographics. If we use Strasbourg as an example, the city that is home to the European Parliament has seen the most dramatic change out of all urban areas. In 1968, just 1.9 % of children came from non-European origins. By 2015, the number had increased to 32.9 %, 1 in 3. The figures do not take into account the large number of migrants who have arrived since the height of the migrant crisis in 2015 and have not been updated. A demographic study by INSEE shows more than 2 out of 5 young children in France are immigrants or the children or grandchildren of immigrants. 41.6% were descendants of immigrants going back three generations, while 29.6% were of non-European origin. Compared to just 7.6% of 60-64-year-olds and 3.1% of people aged 80+ were either directly immigrants or the descendants of immigrants dating back three generations 

The French economist Charles Gave predicted a declining white population and a growing Muslim population, concluding that France will have a Muslim majority by 2057. Pew Research estimated 5.7 million Muslims lived in France but predicts that the Muslim population could grow to 12.6 million by 2050. In 2016 Arabic-Muslim first names represented 18% increasing to 21.6% in 2018, compared to 2.6% in 1969 compared to 21.53% (2020). 54% of first names in the Seine-et-Marne region alone were Arab-Muslim.

There is a genuine concern among Europeans that people of European origin are on course to become a minority in their countries due to endless mass migration, and their concern is present in France’s urban areas. INSEE Demographic Data by France Stratégie project ‘The Evolution of Residential Segregation in France’ paints a grim picture of France’s changing population in urban areas. Over a 20-year period between 1998 and 2018, the number of children born to at least one foreign parent increased by 63.6%, the number of children born to two foreign parents increased by 43%, and the number of children born to two French parents decreased by 13.7%. In 2018 alone, 31.4% of children born in France had at least one parent born abroad. The year before in 2017, they have seen a phenomenon of 0-18 year-olds born to non-European immigrant parents representing 53% of the areas of Seine-Saint-Denis, 84% in Clichy-sous-Bois. 61% in Limoges 51% in Rennes. The highest increase was in Brest (Brittany) went from 5.3 % in 1990 to 15.2% in 2017.

What will make this worse is that Macron is set to introduce a new asylum and immigration bill in 2023 with the aim of “better distribution” of asylum seekers and foreign nationals across France, particularly in “rural areas”, which he labeled as an ‘opportunity during the demographic transition’…well the people of a town called Callac in Brittany are still resisting and are opposed to a resettlement scheme called “Horizon Project” a wealthy family created, describing it as a multicultural “Noah’s Ark of modern times”. A scheme financed from a private Merci fund created by Marie-France Cohen plans to place 70+ refugee families in a town with an unemployment rate of 17.6%. The residents had the audacity to point out that no one in the Cohen family will have to actually deal with the consequences of their experiment. Thankfully they weren’t charged for hate speech like a French mayor Robert Ménard was fined after mentioning that French children were being “replaced” in schools in his town. 

The term “Great Replacement” was coined by French author Renaud Camus in the 1960s to describe “the phenomenon that the indigenous French population is being gradually replaced by Ara, Berber, Turkish and Muslim populations.” The term is used to describe the massive demographic changes in European countries where the White majority is rapidly becoming a minority. I stay clear of the term, I don’t use it as it's convoluted with theory. In the context of the current situation that 60% of French people who are white believe that the ‘great replacement’ is occurring via mass migration, displacing European people. This isn’t isolated to white French people, African migrants in the city of Val-de-Reuil were complaining about a "great replacement" of Africans by new Kurdish migrants which has led to brawls and tension in the town between the migrant groups. It's worth noting the mayor volunteered his city to welcome many immigrant families. It's important to note that a survey carried out by the CSA institute shows that 80% of French people believe that anti-White racism exists in France. In September this year, the Deputy Mayor of Mureaux resigned after he’d been subjected to repeated racial attacks, death threats and homophobia. Another example is Several French universities are accused of promoting anti-White ideologies and Christmas markets promoting the “Blacks only” policy.

If you made it this far ill post the rest later

Before you try and introduce Multiculturalism into a country, a clear guideline on illegal immigrants including the amount that the country and its services can sustain, the fields and positions that need to be filled and a few very more important ones is how illegal migrants are going to be screened and vetted, also stopped entering the country and more importantly removed when detained. I can't comment on any other country but Ireland imo has totally done non of the above and has decided to make it up as they go along. What's happening with the Ukrainians now and accommodation as an example.

It's a crying shame and a good example of our government that we cannot implement this better than alot of others being an island surrounded by water.

The Unherd podcast with Ivar Arpi was interesting enough. It's clear its the way our country is going. Rather depressing tbh

As a people we are empathetic to others to a fault, it’s one of the great traits of Irish people, especially considering the suffering of our own people in the past. We naturally want to help others who are less fortunate, however I think this empathetic feeling has been abused by our government and by strangers who do not care anything of Ireland except the benefits upon which they have been handed on a plate.

It used to anger me a lot, that in a couple of generations our nation will be completely changed and our children’s children will be left to pick up the pieces but now I’m just sad. The Ireland I grew up in is gone, our great country destroyed, and the worse thing about it is this was completely self inflicted and avoidable.

Bord failte won't be showing this advertisement of our capital.

Scumbags that were likely all paying for.

Would Roma have been asylum-seekers?

Surely Roma are from post-2004 EU countries? So they can freely come here?

Are you referring to Roma who arrived pre 2004?