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A vile new normal?

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October 24, 2025

IS THIS how it is now? Every time an alleged crime is committed by someone not born on our shores, the nation erupts into riots?

The violence in Citywest this week was unjustified. As were the Dublin riots in November 2023.

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Irish Daily Star

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Irish Daily Star

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1 min

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Irish Daily Star

Irish Daily Star

Gangster rapper's track a cell-out

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Irish Daily Star

ANDREW: 'UNFAIR' THAT PEOPLE TURNED ON ΜΕ

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Whistleblower felt 'cut off' by superiors

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1 min

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