Alleged stabbing outside Wicklow direct provision centre was ‘unprovoked attack’

4 comments

1. I can’t help but think this is Ireland’s fault. If he’d been granted refugee status like everyone else in the system in 2022 he might not have been in the direct provision centre at all.

   Or if he’d been given his own door accommodation like Catherine Day promised everyone it might have helped avoid this.

2. >The court heard the accused works as a labourer earning €700, plus €30 social welfare, a week.

   >The detective risked concerns and said the accused did not have many ties to this jurisdiction, and his wife and child live in Georgia.

   >The detective said the accused had destroyed his passport upon arriving in Ireland to seek asylum.

   These are the lads our local lunatics defend claiming they are fleeing to safety. He is the very definition of an economic migrant. Someone called me a racist on here last year for saying the Georgians should be put on a plane home the day they arrive.

   There are several thousand here illegally just like this joker.

3. If he’s earning €700 a week he doesn’t need state support

4. In work we have loads of cleaners from Brazil who all pay an arm and a leg to “English Schools” for their visas and live two to a room, also costing an arm and a leg. The system really doesn’t seem fair on the people who come here the legal route.