Irish PM Wants a Legal Response to People Espousing “Ireland Is for the Irish”

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Screenshot: Michael Martin in a meeting with President Trump in the Oval Office in March 2025

According to the Irish Examiner, Prime Minister [Taoiseach] Micheál Martin said that his country was at a “very serious crossroads.”

“There is a narrative growing in this country which is trying to other people because of their color, their race, their creed,” Martin said.

“I think the vast, vast majority of Irish people recoil at this, but we have to be better, more strategic in dealing with this and engaging with this because this is undermining the dignity of every child born in this country.”

He said some Irish people are frightening even the children of immigrants.

[That is very concerning, but maybe if they stopped flooding the country with illegal immigrants, it would help calm the situation.]

He told business leaders on Wednesday that it’s because of their “ethnicity.”

“There is a narrative growing in this country which is trying to other people because of their colour, their race, their creed,” Mr Martin said. “I think the vast, vast majority of Irish people recoil at this, but we have to be better, more strategic in dealing with this and engaging with this because this is undermining the dignity of every child born in this country.”

He wants people to stop saying, “Ireland is for the Irish.”

“It’s tantamount to an incitement and it needs to stop. Irish society needs to take stock,” Mr Martin said. He added that he met with inter-faith leaders recently and it arose as a topic of discussion.

“This is, to me now, an emerging societal issue for us all. Where do we want Ireland to go? What kind of society do we want?” Mr Martin asked.

“We’ve developed, we’ve progressed. We can’t regress and that means conversations and engaging with people.”

Mr. Martin is a multiculturalist and Globalist.

“We need at government level, not just a legislative response, but I think we need a more sophisticated, strategic response,” Mr Martin said.

He criticized moves by some individuals towards an “illiberal and exclusionary concept of nationalism”.

[The nation state is the most unified of governments as opposed to a multicultural one.]

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J. D .
J. D .
38 minutes ago

It’s amazing how this guy doesn’t see that the immigrants are torturing the Irish children! As usual with the left, it’s always the opposite! Idiocracy! Maybe they should show him the Charlie Kirk way and he would listen! As these world leaders call for everybody to be calm we all know that we have not even begun to get angry… Read more »

Mickey O'Malley
Mickey O'Malley
1 hour ago

The statement is actually, “Ireland is for the Irish.” Unlike google AI interpretation, this is not “far right” and it is simply the Irish people being FED UP with immigrants being shoved down their throats and destroying the Irish culture and heritage.