In another sign of the growing resistance to the 21st century plantation of Ireland with migrants and asylum seekers, the community of Breaffy, Co.Mayo will gather to express concerns about the planting of 500 migrants in their small town.
The Irish Inquiry reported that after the first meeting of concerned Irish citizens in Breaffy was cancelled due to threats and intimidation from Antifa thugs and other leftist keyboard warriors, a newly scheduled meeting will go ahead.
The meeting will take place on Friday 11th November at 7pm in the Ivy Tower Hotel, Castlebar, Co. Mayo and only those living in Breaffy and surrounding areas are invited to attend this initial session.
Across Ireland, as the government ramps up the planation of Ukrainian and Third World migrants in rural towns and villages, resistance is growing and even some local representatives have been forced to address concerns of their constituents in a rare occurrence.
Donegal County Council has begged the government to halt the plantations in their county after public outrage over newly built homes being redirected from long waiting Irish families to Ukrainians.
Puckane in Tipperary have said their little village of less than 250 people cannot cope with dozens of migrants being settled in a purpose-built holiday homes designed for tourists.
Meanwhile, the gem of Ireland’s tourist industry, Killarney is now being faced with the decision of either remaining a global holiday destination or hub of asylum seekers.
Despite this resistance, the government and their bosses in the EU remain resolute in their migrant plantation drive and it appears as if things will have to become even worse before a critical number of Irish people awaken and stand up to defend their motherland.
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