The demographic reshaping of Ireland ramped up in 2023 with the Central Statistics Office’s (CSO) recording a 31% increase in immigrants to Ireland in the year to April 2023 compared to the previous 12 months.
In that period of time 141,600 settled in Ireland, up from 107,800 in 2022 with 56,000 leaving the country, another jump from 56,000 the previous year.
The cost of living, low wages and above all the housing crisis is driving young skilled and educated Irish people to flee the country while government, still fully committed to the population replacement agenda, martials an unprecedented effort to accommodate migrants.
As mass migration and the ongoing influx of refugees and asylum seekers compounds the unprecedented housing crisis in the country, coupled with the criminality, anti-social behaviour and entitled attitude seen from those claiming asylum here the patience of the Irish people is at an end.
Irish mothers and fathers are watching their children face a future where they will never own their own home or have the opportunity to raise a family, many are emigrating while the government’s Herculean effort to accommodate migrants, an effort never even considered to help indigenous Irish people adds insult to injury.
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