Stephen Kerr & Susanne Delaney Exposing Irish Corruption & Cover-ups. If you'd like to support us, here's the link. Thanks buymeacoffee.com/irishinquir…

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The System Is Already Here: Digital Identity, Interoperability and the Smart Society. Most people think digital identity and the smart society are something still to come. The reality is that they are already here and most of us are actively participating without even realising it. Every time we verify our identity online, access healthcare, use government services, bank digitally or prove who we are on a platform, we are helping build the infrastructure of a new digital society. The significant change is not simply that these systems are becoming digital, but that they are becoming increasingly connected. As once-separate systems become interoperable, digital identity can increasingly determine what information, products and services we can access…..and what may be denied. This transformation is happening largely without friction, presented as convenience, efficiency and progress. We adopt each system individually, rarely stopping to consider what happens when they become connected. The system isn’t something that is coming. It is something we are already building often voluntarily, often unknowingly, and usually one convenient step at a time. The first step in resisting a system is recognising that you are already participating in it. Once we recognise what is being built, we have a choice: we can simply accept the direction of travel, or we can start demanding that technology remains a tool of human freedom rather than a condition of it. Recorded at the 2026 #MiseEireFestival which took place in Castlebar, County Mayo, Ireland on the 19th September. Also available to watch on YouTube & Facebook. Links below... facebook.com/reel/1035252399… piped.video/watch?v=L-Vp84xx…
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A very heavily pregnant woman who is homeless was 'refused emergency accommodation by council which houses more than 3,500 migrants - the charity who helped her has said she was told 'unborn children have no rights'.
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Here's the other thing...yer man will probably be out on licence very soon after being jailed (if convicted) because the prisons are full.
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.@rtenews (who have produced ads with tax payer funds absurdly claiming to be the official and only source of truth) is repeating local folklore as fact here because it suits their pro Islamic narrative. RTÉ explicitly wrote that the alliance roots trace back to when the Sultan "sent food ships up the Boyne River to Drogheda". This is folklore, not fact. There is no evidence in Ottoman or Irish shipping archives that secret food ships ever arrived. Furthermore, RTÉ implied a connection between the crests, but Drogheda's star and crescent dates back to 1194, centuries before the 1840s. The only absolute, verified historical fact is the £1,000 cash donation sent by the Sultan to the famine relief fund. The secret ships and the origin of the crest are local myths that RTÉ failed to correct in their piece. One would imagine RTE will never report on the evening news that the Ottoman empire was involved in The Sack of Baltimore. A terrifying and devastating nocturnal raid on June 20, 1631, when over 200 Barbary corsairs attacked the vulnerable fishing village of Baltimore in County Cork, Ireland. Guided by a captured local fisherman named John Hackett, the Algerian and Ottoman pirates abducted between 107 and 237 villagers directly from their beds before dawn. The captives were shipped to Algiers and sold into slavery, where they faced brutal galley labor or domestic servitude, with at most three survivors ever managing to return home. Traumatised by the raid, the remaining inhabitants abandoned the shoreline and fled inland to Skibbereen, leaving Baltimore virtually deserted for generations to come. Imagine the sheer horror of what those people suffered and what they saw. Telling that story on the news wouldn't suit the propaganda agenda.
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🇫🇷🔴 BREAKING: 93-year-old Marie-Louise was found dead and covered in blood in her bathroom in Toulouse, France. A 33-year-old Sudanese illegal migrant was found n naked and asleep on top of her body when police arrived. The Sudanese homeless migrant is accused of sexually abusing the disabled and bedridden woman and of moving her through several rooms in the house. He also reportedly beat Marie-Louise. Neighbors heard screaming at the house and alerted the police, who arrested the man while he violently resisted. The suspect fell asleep after consuming large amounts of alcohol, according to police. Police found him a "altered state." So far, an exact cause of death has not been established. Residents say Marie-Louise was a fixture in the neighborhood. Local residents are mourning her death. From @RMXnews
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THINGS ARE A LOT WORSE THAN YOU THOUGHT The following clip is a masterclass in shameless and demoralising gaslighting. Fianna Fail's Mary Butler here, who does not know what a woman is, or believe in keeping biological men out of women's private spaces, says 10 females have lost their lives this year to violence. She neglected to mention most were murdered by non-nationals who her party brought here intentionally. Who were not background checked. Furthermore, nearly 3000 women (many with children) were turned away from domestic violence refuges last year, because there simply aren't enough spaces. The government says they cannot just provide those beds. Yet somehow can for endless numbers of males from cultures where women and girls are subjected routinely to abhorrent physical and sexual violence as a part of normal life. Masuma Sohrabi is one of the dehumanised women in the statistic Butler quotes. She was decapitated by her husband (who probably didn't like the fact she chose not to wear the hijab). If she had been in a refuge (an example of a vulnerable women's space that the likes of Butler thinks biological males should have access to), she would still be alive and her 5 year old daughter and 9 year old son would not be under the remit of Tusla, who will likely have placed them in an unregulated Special Emergency Arrangement. The type that led to a 10 year old Irish child being raped at Citywest IPAS/Asylum hotel by an adult African Islamic failed asylum seeker who should have been deported 6 months earlier, and never should have been in the country. To add insult to injury, this video has been put out at a time when Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan (Fianna Fail) has set criminal cases and victim's healing and right to justice (justice delayed is justice denied) back by years because of his refusal to negotiate with solicitors regarding a dispute about legal aid fees. To put this into perspective, there is already a delay of years in most cases being prosecuted by the DPP. There are "not enough judges" is the excuse (and way too much crime perhaps?). Also, cases on remand (and cases also involving juveniles) are prioritised. Meaning every non-national who has come here in the past few years will be placed above women awaiting trial for sexual or other violence committed against them (unless the cases are one of the ones prioritised for reasons aforementioned). This is because the person who is accused has a right to a timely trial but victims have no such rights in Ireland. Victims have so few rights that they are not even referred to or have the legal status of "VICTIM" in any legal proceedings in this country. They are merely considered a state witness. Ask me how I know and I'll tell you I'm waiting a whopping 11.5 years for a criminal trial to begin. In which I am the victim. Or to use the correct term, I am a "witness". I am forbidden to speak about the disgusting acts against me while a case is ongoing, but also forbidden to talk about the insane and avoidable delays, loss of evidence and vile behaviour of the Gardaí toward me. Every few months I've to prepare for a gruelling trial, only for it to be pushed back again and again. Casually. Flippantly. With no apology. There is a term for this. "Justice Attrition". Whereby victims of sexual violence are retraumatised and denied justice by delays within a legal system. Delays that lead to victims dropping cases, or lead to a case being compromised which allows the accused a better chance of walking away. This government does not care about or "Trust Women" like they claim (nor the opposition). Women are as much a prop to politicians as they are to an autogynaephiliac in a dress. Not honoured. Not cherished. Just used for something sick. These same politicians call women far right and racist just for being rightly concerned about immigration. Never forget that. More importantly, never let them forget it. Susanne Delaney.
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THE MR P CASE — 51 MINUTES For the first time, Mr P’s case is being discussed openly in public. Even this 51-minute conversation touches on only some of the issues placed before the High Court and Court of Appeal. For years, Mr P has faced these proceedings in extraordinary isolation, while serious questions concerning the court record, documentary material and forensic evidence have remained largely outside public scrutiny. That is why this matters far beyond one individual. Public confidence in justice depends on difficult questions being capable of open examination....... not silence. Thank you @MegaEire for providing the space for this discussion to begin. Watch it. Listen carefully. Share it. Ask questions. This is only part of the story. More will follow.
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Do you know who couldn't give a shit about the price of fuel? FUNERAL DIRECTORS because most of them are millionaires now from the excess Mortality after the roll out of that absolute fucking poison💉 But keep on 'Reporting' on their foreign replacements & just forget the fact that tens of thousands of our people including perfectly fit & healthy young boys & girls not to mention babies in the womb have been medically slaughtered because the criminal Cartel in the guise of a Government are GUILTY OF DEMOCIDE among a myriad of other heinous, sadistic crimes perpetrated against the indigenous humanity of OUR HOME. Thank God there are still people willing to speak up for the victims & the voiceless & who will NEVER let this go until their is true accountability. JUSTICE FOR AVA💜JUSTICE FOR ALL
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Waiting to hear the outcome of this today...
🚨 TODAY: A JUDGMENT THE PUBLIC SHOULD BE WATCHING — MR P v DPP Mr P has been informed that judgment in his appeal arising from the High Court judicial review will be delivered electronically today, 28 September. No public courtroom delivery. The underlying High Court judgment has still not been published. The appeal raises 67 alleged errors in that judgment and addresses serious issues including the alleged coerced guilty plea, circulation of the judgment to non-parties, evidential and procedural irregularities, and the extraordinary reference to a sexual-offence charge that Mr P says has never existed. Behind it sits an even wider evidential picture: Dr Natalie Schilling’s forensic-linguistic findings concerning authorship/co-authorship across prosecution statements, post-charge statement metadata issues, and missing Garda/PULSE and court-record concerns. A prosecution remains stayed. A man represents himself against the State. Today deserves public and journalistic attention. Watch what happens to Mr P.
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he Irish Government is in the process of drafting legislation to allow them to install Israeli type commercial spyware on the phones of Irish citizens.
The Irish Government is in the process of drafting legislation to allow them to install Israeli type commercial spyware on the phones of Irish citizens.
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Bizarre what the ‘Irish News’ labels as ‘far right’ THE IRISH NEWS HAS LABELLED LOCALS FIRST INITIATIVE “FAR RIGHT”. So apparently this is “far right”: Putting local people first in public policy. Putting local people first when decisions are made about local spending, local services and local opportunities. Restoring power, prosperity and decision-making to local communities. Holding local government accountable for the decisions it makes. Prioritising local people, local businesses and local accountability over distant bureaucracies and global interests. That is literally the stated core principle of Locals First Initiative. No secret manifesto. No complicated ideology. It is a very simple question: WHY ARE THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE HERE NOT ALLOWED TO COME FIRST IN DECISIONS THAT AFFECT THEIR OWN COMMUNITIES? They are ill equipped to argue or debate so instead label. Weak and pathetic. When a movement says its mission is to restore decision-making to local communities and put local people first, I think the Irish News owes its readers a little more than a label. Because if THIS is now “far right”, then apparently wanting local accountability, local democracy and local people to have a say over what happens in their own communities has become politically extreme. That should concern everyone regardless of where you sit politically. In regards to the lazy journalism presented in this article rather than address the content which is factual inaccurate and a misrepresentation of community advocacy. In currently looking at who funds the organisations behind these claims. Who pays them? Who funds them? And who else do they fund? Because if you want to understand where these narratives come from, follow the money. That might tell us a lot more than the labels they throw at ordinary local people who simply want their own communities put first. localsfirstinitiative.com/ou…
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Dr. David A. Hughes was the first speaker at last weekend's #MiseEire event in Castlebar... Since 2020, it has become undeniable that an attempt is underway to manufacture a novel, biodigital form of totalitarianism on a global scale, the operating system for which is technocracy. The implications of this are historic, namely, the end of the nation-state and the rights of citizenship as we have known them since the French and American Revolutions, and their replacement with a global system of total control facilitated by digital technologies and AI. The ruling classes of the world are united in this project, which can only be achieved through world war: not the kind of war that looks anything like WWI or WWII, but rather a new kind of war – Omniwar – that is being stealthily waged against the people across all areas of human existence. As a globally interoperable all-digital financial system is being built; as ministries for digital transformation spring up in every country seeking to turn political decision-making over to AI; and as data centres for powering the AI control grid appear all over the United States, a technocratic future no longer seems like science fiction. Yet, as more and more people around the world begin to see through the psychological operations used to render them passive while the architecture of their oppression is invisibly scaffolded around them, resistance is mounting. In the final analysis, the attempt by a miniscule proportion of the world’s population to subjugate and enslave the rest of humanity is doomed to failure. The people will rise, and a new era of human freedom awaits those brave enough to put down the global technocratic coup.
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ALLEGED DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMS CROSS-EXAMINED IN COURT BY THEIR ACCUSED ABUSERS A report in today’s Irish Independent by Shane Phelan reveals that alleged victims of domestic violence have been cross-examined in court by the people they accuse of abusing them, because solicitors were unavailable to represent defendants during the ongoing criminal legal aid dispute. The issue, described as unprecedented, was highlighted this week by Sinn Féin TD Matt Carthy, chairman of the Oireachtas Justice Committee. Evidence given to the committee this week raised wider concerns about the effect of the legal aid dispute on victims of domestic and sexual violence and on the functioning of the criminal justice system. Safe Ireland said it was shocked that the situation had arisen. Its interim CEO, Christine Lodge, described it as “unusual and highly problematic”, saying alleged survivors who have already had the courage to seek help through the courts are now experiencing further trauma through cross-examination without professional advice and guidance. Safe Ireland urged all sides to find a resolution, stressing that the rights of victims and survivors of domestic, sexual and gender-based violence must be prioritised. The situation has arisen amid the withdrawal of criminal legal aid services by many solicitors following the introduction in July of a new €520 flat-fee model. Under the previous system, solicitors were paid for individual court appearances. Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan has rejected calls for mediation and has declined to make the changes sought by solicitors. Criminal defence solicitor Tony Collier told the Irish Independent that he was aware of one case in which an accused person, having applied for bail without legal representation, was required as part of that process to cross-examine the complainant who had been brought to court as a witness opposing bail. The report highlights an extraordinary consequence of the continuing legal aid dispute: an alleged victim of domestic violence can find themselves facing questions directly from the person they have accused of abusing them, without the normal protection of that questioning being conducted through a defence lawyer.
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Even when they're telling you the truth it's only a half truth. The public are now 33% more likely to list immigration as a key national issue than they were three years ago, according to figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) (IT IS CLEAR THE REAL FIGURE IS DOWNPLAYED - EVEN THE DOG ON THE STREET IS WORRIED ABOUT IMMIGRATION). Across a survey that assessed the population's top three voting concerns, housing was the most common answer, with 64% of respondents flagging issues around availability, quality, and affordability as a wedge issue (which is also an immigration issue). Concerns around housing were matched with worries about the spiralling cost of living, with 64% citing it as a key issue, a four percentage point rise from 2023. Other issues such as essential services (healthcare and education) and the environment recorded significant drop-offs in levels of public interest, dropping by 12 and 15 percentage points. The CSO surveyed 2,194 respondents across a range of demographics, questioning attitudes on national security, corruption, poverty, and international diplomacy. The survey was part of a wider effort conducted across the OECD's 38 countries. Despite a nose-dive in interest, Ireland was an outlier when it came to concerns about the quality of essential services. "Only Iceland (52%) and Finland (49%) put this topic higher," said Sarah Crilly, a CSO statistician in the social cohesion unit. "In the United Kingdom, 25% of respondents reported the availability, quality, or affordability of essential services as one of the top three issues. "In Ireland, there was a notable difference on the importance of this issue for men and women, with 38% of men and 52% of women ranking it among their top three issues. "Analysis by the employment status of the respondent showed that 51% of those who were unemployed or otherwise not working identified the availability, quality, or affordability of essential services as one of their top three issues compared with 36% of retired respondents." A quarter (24%) reported immigration as a top-three issue in 2025, compared with 16% in 2023. Men were 18% more likely to cite it as a major issue than women, with the sentiment being particularly pronounced among respondents 50 years or older (27% listed immigration as a top issue). Respondents who were retired or employed were also less likely to cite issues over poverty and inequality. The same cohort of retired workers was more likely to express fears about crime and safety compared to their younger counterparts. Housing concerns were felt most acutely among younger generations, with 84% aged 18-28 citing it as a top-three issue, compared to 59% of those over 50.
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After The Cervical Check Deaths We Now Have This... As someone who recently had a heart ultrasound, I am very dismayed to hear this (see below). I have included below how to address any concerns about your scan with your hospital. Yesterday's medical scandals were scandalous enough (see last three posts), cardiologists and radiologists in Irish hospitals are raising alarms over the growing trend of medical scans being outsourced to teleradiology companies and reviewed "by UNREGISTERED or UNQUALIFIED doctors" (So they're NOT doctors in other words). Medical bodies (the Faculty of Radiologists and Radiation Oncologists at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland) have highlighted severe patient risks, including mismanaged care, delayed diagnoses, and preventable deaths. Irish Hospitals frequently outsource (privatisation of services/"public private partnerships") large volumes of diagnostic images to commercial teleradiology firms to combat severe staff shortages (if Irish doctors were paid enough perhaps they wouldn't leave?). Medical groups warn that some of these firms employ doctors who are not registered with local medical boards or are practicing outside their jurisdiction, creating loopholes in accountability and a risk to patient safety. Concerns have spiked following high profile clinical reviews. A major investigation revealed that a single doctor in England had a 37% discrepancy rate on cardiac MRI scans. Meaning one out of every three scans was misread leading to serious misdiagnoses. The rate of error rate is seven times higher than the accepted medical standard and is costing lives. Clinical guidelines established by the American College of Cardiology (ACC) mandate that heart scans (such as echocardiograms) must be fully diagnosed by a physician with specialised training in cardiology, not by a technician or sonographer operating independently. When unqualified personnel issue reports, life-threatening conditions like heart failure and stroke risk can go unnoticed. The response to this is to use AI to essentially supervise scan assessments by unqualified personally. Hardly ideal. Cardiologists remain cautious about over relying on AI, these tooks are increasingly used as a digital "second set of eyes" to catch glaring errors or subtle patterns human eyes might miss. Here's how to complain if you feel your scan was misread (but the process has its limits); Demand in writing to know who wrote the report pertaining to your scan. A trained technician or sonographer is not legally qualified to diagnose you. Look at the bottom of your formal report. It must be signed off by a Consultant Cardiologist (a medical doctor specialising in the heart) or a physician with advanced, accredited training in echocardiography. Ask what country this doctor is registered in and check the relevant register. Caveat: some countries like Ireland are now registering doctors whose qualifications are impossible to verify. What to Ask Your Doctor: Can you confirm if a Consultant Cardiologist personally reviewed my raw ultrasound images, or did they just sign off on the technician's summary notes? Request Your Complete Medical RecordsUnder data protection laws (such as GDPR), you have a legal right to access your full medical file. Contact the medical records department of the hospital or clinic where you had the scan. Ask for the full text diagnostic report and a digital copy of the raw ultrasound images/video loops. Check if the report mentions specific, precise measurements of your heart (non layman's medical terms such as your "Ejection Fraction", which measures pumping strength) rather than just vague, generalized statements like "looks normal." Seek an Independent Second Opinion (called an "overread")If you have ongoing heart symptoms, feel your doctor is dismissive, or suspect a private commercial outsourcing company handled your data, you have a right to demand your images be reviewed by a different specialist.
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An egomaniac Indian doctor (allegedly with qualifications...who checked his background? Likely no one) horrifically and monstrously took the life of an 18 year old Irish girl and yet he is STILL being paid after all this time. Yes you heard that right. This was far more than just medical negligence or an accident (read the details below). Meanwhile, the Irish press repeatedly call her a woman to diminish the fact he killed someone's child and to protect the HSE who are ILLEGALLY employing doctors without proper background checks, qualification checks or proficient English. This is Jessica Sheedy. Jessica was someone's daughter. Her mother gave birth to her just 18 years previously. Back when Irish hospitals were not manned by God knows who. Back when we didn't have an overloaded system because of inward migration. This is the reason these individuals are employed in the first place. Yet you are told they hold up our hospitals. The system that wouldn't be overloaded if mass immigration was not an issue in the first place. You and your loved ones are being put in danger in the one place you should be safe and cared for. In a place where you place your life or the life of your loved one in the hands of another. The HSE is breaking the law and the kicker is you have NO LEGAL RIGHT to demand proof of qualifications, criminal background check or English proficiency. Due to GDPR rights of the doctor (or "doctor" in some cases). You are also not allowed to refuse treatment based on nationality or race, as this is discrimination (even though the checking issues only relate to non-native doctors). Furthermore, even though the HSE is breaking the law they won't be investigated by Gardaí. Something has to actually happen to you (I.e. a sexual assault) before you can make a complaint. Remember the Indian surgeon, Dr. Ashish Uday Lal (qualified in New Zealand), caused the death of 18-year-old Jessica in May 2018 at University Hospital Limerick. During elective surgery to remove a benign abdominal tumour, he damaged her aorta, resulting in massive blood loss. Dr. Lal refused to seek help, explicitly forbidding the head nurse from contacting a vascular surgeon (Prof. Eamon Kavanagh) on two occasions, and proceeded with inadequate surgical support despite the case’s complexity. Jessica died three days later from multiple organ failure. The coroner returned a verdict of medical misadventure. In January 2026, Dr. Lal admitted three counts of professional misconduct and ten counts of poor professional performance before the Medical Council’s fitness-to-practice inquiry. He apologised to Jessica’s family. Yet nearly eight years later (as of June 2026), he remains on full paid administrative leave from the HSE. He continues to receive his full consultant salary - currently in the €238,000–€286,000+ range per year (with inflation adjustments), amounting to roughly €1.8–2.1 million in public funds. Remarkably, while receiving this full Irish taxpayer-funded salary, the HSE permitted him to work for approximately one year as a supervised locum consultant general surgeon at Gisborne Hospital in New Zealand, where he earned additional income on top of his HSE pay. No final dismissal has taken place due to ongoing regulatory and employment processes. The case has sparked widespread public anger over accountability in the health service. So he has been receiving roughly €4.6k to €5.5k per week for nearly 8 years while on paid administrative leave. This is pure basic salary - it doesn't include any on-call allowances or other extras that consultants can earn when actively working."
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So not only do you (as a migrant) get rewarded with citizenship but you essentially, for all intents and purposes, have your criminal record expunged, enabling you to clear criminal background checks to work with vulnerable children, elderly etc. No matter what you have done in your past. Meanwhile a native persons criminal record (for lets say not paying the annual RTE Ministry of Truth fee) can and will be used and held against you. At every available opportunity. Yet they say you aren't being treated like a second class citizen in your own homeland. independent.ie/county/monagh…
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Several hospitals across Ireland have appointed doctors without completing mandatory police clearance and Garda vetting, as well as other required compliance checks. Key HSE Audit Findings: An internal audit examining doctor recruitments across multiple health regions (including the Dublin & Midlands region and the Dublin & North East region) uncovered significant gaps in pre-employment vetting: Out of a sample of 20 doctors hired in the Dublin and Midlands region, only 14 had undergone Irish Garda vetting before starting their roles (WHICH, EVEN WHEN DONE, IS IMPOSSIBLE TO VERIFY AS ACCURATE). Overseas Police Clearance Missing: For the same sample, only 15 out of 20 doctors had provided required overseas police clearances (AND FOREIGN POLICE SERVICES ARW OFTEN OPEN TO BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION) for countries where they had previously lived or worked. English Proficiency Deficits: The audit also noted compliance gaps in language requirements, with only 13 out of 20 doctors in that cohort providing documented evidence of English language competency prior to employment (WHICH FURTHER PUTS PATIENT SAFETY AT RISK). Affected Hospitals: The audits looked at Non-Consultant Hospital Doctors (NCHDs) and locum placements across several acute public and voluntary facilities, including: •⁠ ⁠Regional hospitals in Portlaoise, Mullingar, and Tullamore. •⁠ ⁠Hospitals in Drogheda, Navan, and Cavan. •⁠ ⁠Specialty centers such as The Rotunda Women and Baby Hospital in Dublin. Under the National Vetting Bureau Act and standard HSE recruitment policy, all healthcare workers performing relevant work with children or vulnerable adults are required by law to complete full vetting prior to taking up their placement. Overseas Police Clearance Required for any country lived in for 6+ consecutive months since age 16 (WHY NOT TAKE INTO ACCOUNT A PERIOD OF LESS THAN 6 MONTHS ALSO? CAN A PERSON NOT CONCEIVABLY COMMIT A CRIME IN THAR PERIOD?). Missing or delayed documentation accepted post-start date is being allowed. IMC Registration: Mandatory registration with the Irish Medical Council (IMC). Doctors hold IMC clearance, but employer-level background checks were bypassed (IN OTHER WORDS THE IMC IS ALLOWING REGISTRATION OF DOCTORS WHO HAVE NO CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CLEARANCE). Primary Causes & Pressures (I.E. EXCUSES FOR BREAKING THE LAW): Severe Staff Shortages: Hospitals, particularly regional facilities relying on locum agencies and non-EU recruitment drives, face intense pressure to fill emergency rotas and shift vacancies quickly. NO ONE WANTS TO ADMIT OF COURSE THAT THESE PRESSURES ARE DUE TO OVERWHELMING INWARD MIGRATION. Administrative Delays: International background checks can take weeks to months depending on the country of origin, leading some administrative departments to expedite onboarding before paperwork is fully finalized (RIGHT SO...IN REALITY BACKGROUND CHRCKS JUST DON'T ACTUALLY MATTER). Locum Agency Oversight: Concerns have been raised regarding the reliance on private recruitment agencies to pre-screen candidates without sufficient HSE verification before placement (HEALTH MINISTER JENNIFER CARROLL MACNEILL'S FAMILY HAVE A MEDICAL RECRUITMENT BUSINESS - THESE BUSINESSES ARE NOT INCENTIVISED TO DO BACKGROUND CHECKS AS THEY TAKE A LONG TIME TO COMPLETE, MEANING LOST PROFITS FOR THE RECRUITMENT COMPANY WHO DON'T GIVE A CRAP IF CHILDREN, ELDERLY, DISABLED PEOPLE AND OTHER MEN AND WOMEN ARE SEXUALLY ASSAULTED).
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