Archiving the “strange death of Europe,” as Douglas Murray put it, and the West more broadly, at the hands of the neoliberal technocracy.
Micheál Martin, Ireland’s traitorous prime minister, recently performed an interview with Fox News Digital in which he claimed, brazenly — in spite of the insurmountable mountain of evidence to the contrary, which increases by the day — that Ireland is “not overrun in any shape or form” by feral migrants despite a full quarter of the population of the tiny island now consisting of foreign squatters.
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In the same sit-down, he also bragged that his government had “accelerated the application and the consideration of [asylum] applications, and we've also now accelerated the appeals process.”
Via Fox News (emphasis added):
Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin pushed back on the notion that Ireland has been "overrun" by immigrants as nearly one in four residents is now foreign-born, arguing that the country's dramatic demographic change has been driven largely by legal migration tied to its economic success story.
Martin, in an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital, acknowledged failures in Ireland's asylum system after a record surge in applications, saying it "was too slow" in recent years…
"Ireland is not overrun in any shape or form," Martin told Fox News Digital. "But we are conscious that it is an issue that has to be addressed robustly, firmly, fairly as well in terms of those seeking asylum."
As we have explored at great length here, of course, the George Soros-funded NGOs have so thoroughly exploited and abused the immigration system that the term “asylum seeker” is rendered now entirely indistinguishable from the term “economic migrant.”
(For instance, consider this undercover video exposing a British NGO training migrants to feign homosexuality in order to successfully claim asylum.)
Martin also — extremely tepidly, indicating he’s not serious about it at all but is only pandering to the interviewer and the audience, understanding he is sat across an ostensibly conservative Fox News correspondent — conceded to demands to begin publishing the nationality of criminals on the Emerald Isle, which has thus far not happened for reasons entirely obvious to anyone with common sense and a cursory understanding of the globo-homo race communism purveyors’ modus operandi.
Continuing:
Critics of Ireland's immigration policies have argued that migrants are disproportionately responsible for crime, while opponents of that view say such claims unfairly stigmatize the country's growing foreign-born population. But the debate has been difficult to settle because Irish national crime statistics do not routinely publish nationality breakdowns, leaving limited public data to test competing claims.
The lack of data has prompted calls for greater transparency from women's advocates and some Irish lawmakers, including proposals to publish crime statistics broken down by nationality.
"I've no issue with data ... because that can inform, because sometimes you get a kind of distorted picture," Martin said when asked whether crime statistics should include the nationality of alleged suspects. "So as far as I'm concerned, data is important."
🇮🇪 Irish PM Micheál Martin tells me Ireland is “not overrun” by immigrants -- as nearly 1 in 4 residents are now foreign-born. In an exclusive interview at Fox News in New York, I pressed the prime minister on immigration, asylum, crime, Ireland’s housing crisis — and the killing of Irish-American Jamey Carney. 🇺🇸 Martin acknowledged failures in Ireland’s asylum system, saying it “was too slow” in processing applications, but said the government has since accelerated applications and appeals. On crime, @MichealMartinTD said he was open to publishing crime statistics by nationality, while pushing back on linking crime to nationality. 📊 “I’m not so sure that murder or crime is specific to any nationality, if I’m honest,” the Taoiseach said. “I have no issue with data… As far as I’m concerned, data is important.” Martin called it a “shocking, shocking murder” and said Ireland is looking at tightening its laws, including moving faster when asylum applications are rejected. At the same time, Martin defended legal migration as “part of the Irish economic story,” pointing to Ireland’s expanding economy and demand for skilled workers from across the EU and beyond. 🇪🇺 🇺🇸 The comments come after President Trump warned during his Ireland visit about Europe’s approach to immigration. 🎥 1/3 on immigration from my @FoxNews Digital interview: Full story here ⬇️ 🔗 https://t.co/raejotauma
— Michael Dorgan (@M_Dorgan) September 30, 2026
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Even if, on the off chance, Martin could be sufficiently pressured to begin recording the nationalities of perpetrators of crime, under no circumstances is that reporting going to be accurate; the implications of allowing the public to know the extent of the criminal damage these people have wrought on Ireland would be too severe to weather.
