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Dispatch · 20 Jul 2026

Dooley: 16,307 arrived at Irish airports without passports, part of the ‘globalist agenda’.

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TL;DR
  • Department of Justice figures collated between 2020 and mid-2025 show 16,307 people arrived into Irish airports claiming international protection without passports or proper travel documents — 5,000 of them post-Covid, Dooley notes, crediting the journalists who dug the information out.
  • He reads the influx against the Central Bank saying back in 2019 that Ireland didn’t have enough migrants to keep wages down — in a low-wage economy where one in five workers is on low pay — arguing accommodation providers make multi-millions while employers get cheap labour to “keep the economy going” for Micheál Martin and Simon Harris, and those who stand up for workers’ rights say nothing.
  • Since 2024 a €5,000 fine is supposed to apply when passengers land without passports, yet Dooley asks how anyone boards a plane without one when it suddenly “disappears” on arrival — deliberate, he suggests, while airlines and airports wash their hands; a man he knows in Wales couldn’t even board a flight without his.
  • Of 4,700 deportation orders issued in 2025 just 185 were enforced, and the state, Dooley says, keeps no record of where the other 4,515 are — maybe self-deported, maybe trafficked into low-paid jobs, he suggests — while the EU Migration and Asylum Pact readies biometric data and digital ID as the “solution”, and over 80% of protection claimants are, he adds citing state figures, economic migrants.
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00:00

Hello everyone

Hello everyone. Ireland just is the gift that just keeps on giving to those at the very top of the corrupt system in Ireland. Now, the latest revelations come from the Department of Justice in relation to those who have come into Ireland claiming international protection. But, arriving to Ireland at airports without passports. Yes, this is true. There were 16,307 people have come into Irish airports without proper identification and travel documents or passports.

This was collated figures between 2020 and the middle of 2025. And wait for it, the 5,000 come into Ireland without passports through airports post-COVID. Interesting, isn't it? Remember the Central Bank back in 2019 to say that Ireland does not have enough migrants to keep wages down. Well, here we go, the solution. Bring more illegal migrants into Ireland, more work permit systems, and bring more in to keep wages down when capital was being challenged during that period.

By labor in terms of higher wages for people who were struggling. The Ireland's a low-wage economy where one in five workers are on low pay. And isn't it amazing that those who stand up for workers' rights are saying absolutely nothing about this whatsoever. Because you can bring people in, offer them next to nothing for their accommodation, making millions, multi-millions for many accommodation providers, and at the same time it benefits those employers to keep wages down, and to keep the economy going according.

To Micheál Martin and Simon Harris. This is really what's behind this agenda that's being driven. And even it's fascinating in terms of the fines that haven't been dished out towards airlines around this as well. Since 2024, there's supposed to be €5,000 if people don't come into the country without passports. Now, how can you get on a plane in the first place if you don't have a passport? But then you can get off and suddenly it disappears. This at the same.

Time while airlines and airports are washing their hands with so much for Ireland's immigration system. You really think it's done deliberately, wouldn't you? Looking at these figures and what's really taking place. But it gets worse because you look at the so-called deportation orders. In 2025, there was 4,700 deportation orders issued. And wait for it, many were enforced or carried out, 185. So, where is the 4,515 people who were issued those deportation orders? Well, the state doesn't keep.

“Time while airlines and airports are washing their hands with so much for Ireland's immigration system”

02:52

Records to where they are

Records to where they are. Maybe some self-deported or maybe some are working in low-paid jobs and being trafficked around the country to benefit those employers to keep wages down, to keep the economy going for Micheál Martin. So, this is fundamentally what a bit massive part of the globalist agenda is. And rather than enforcing these rules and enforcing rules and controlling the borders of a country and controlling the policy of the state that should be dictated to by the people of the.

Country. Uh this is more of the same and this has been part of what's being driven through the European Union migration and asylum pact as well. Which again will be forced through forms of biometric data, digital ID, and this is the solution that they've come up with over the coming months, if not sooner. But this has been a part of the agenda. Absolutely startling figures coming from the Department of Justice and well done to those journalists who dug this.

Information out and ran with what's taking place and taking into consideration to so many people we all know who have tried to travel. One other person I know, myself, who lives in Wales and wasn't able to board a flight because he didn't have a passport. But wait for it, it's okay for some. And we all know through the facts released from the Department of Justice and other agencies as well. That over 80% of those coming into.

Ireland claiming international protection are economic migrants. There you go. Look back at the bigger globalist agenda. This is what it represents. Doesn't represent the needs of ordinary people and profits and inequalities just deepen in our society. All down to your political establishment. All fully signed up to this agenda. So, thanks so much for all the support with my videos. Really appreciate them. And thanks again for everybody who shares them and comments as well. So, Dublin City is longer for.

It. See you all soon.

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20 Jul 2026 · Immigration · 4:50

Dooley: 16,307 arrived at Irish airports without passports, part of the ‘globalist agenda’.

Department of Justice figures show 16,307 people arrived into Irish airports between 2020 and mid-2025 claiming international protection without passports or proper travel documents — Dooley argues the numbers expose a deliberate cheap-labour agenda, with airline fines going unenforced, deportation orders ignored and digital ID waiting in the wings as the “solution”.

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TL;DR
01
Department of Justice figures collated between 2020 and mid-2025 show 16,307 people arrived into Irish airports claiming international protection without passports or proper travel documents — 5,000 of them post-Covid, Dooley notes, crediting the journalists who dug the information out.
02
He reads the influx against the Central Bank saying back in 2019 that Ireland didn’t have enough migrants to keep wages down — in a low-wage economy where one in five workers is on low pay — arguing accommodation providers make multi-millions while employers get cheap labour to “keep the economy going” for Micheál Martin and Simon Harris, and those who stand up for workers’ rights say nothing.
03
Since 2024 a €5,000 fine is supposed to apply when passengers land without passports, yet Dooley asks how anyone boards a plane without one when it suddenly “disappears” on arrival — deliberate, he suggests, while airlines and airports wash their hands; a man he knows in Wales couldn’t even board a flight without his.
04
Of 4,700 deportation orders issued in 2025 just 185 were enforced, and the state, Dooley says, keeps no record of where the other 4,515 are — maybe self-deported, maybe trafficked into low-paid jobs, he suggests — while the EU Migration and Asylum Pact readies biometric data and digital ID as the “solution”, and over 80% of protection claimants are, he adds citing state figures, economic migrants.
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4:50
Transcript · auto-captions, polish pending

Hello everyone

Hello everyone. Ireland just is the gift that just keeps on giving to those at the very top of the corrupt system in Ireland. Now, the latest revelations come from the Department of Justice in relation to those who have come into Ireland claiming international protection. But, arriving to Ireland at airports without passports. Yes, this is true. There were 16,307 people have come into Irish airports without proper identification and travel documents or passports.

This was collated figures between 2020 and the middle of 2025. And wait for it, the 5,000 come into Ireland without passports through airports post-COVID. Interesting, isn't it? Remember the Central Bank back in 2019 to say that Ireland does not have enough migrants to keep wages down. Well, here we go, the solution. Bring more illegal migrants into Ireland, more work permit systems, and bring more in to keep wages down when capital was being challenged during that period.

By labor in terms of higher wages for people who were struggling. The Ireland's a low-wage economy where one in five workers are on low pay. And isn't it amazing that those who stand up for workers' rights are saying absolutely nothing about this whatsoever. Because you can bring people in, offer them next to nothing for their accommodation, making millions, multi-millions for many accommodation providers, and at the same time it benefits those employers to keep wages down, and to keep the economy going according.

To Micheál Martin and Simon Harris. This is really what's behind this agenda that's being driven. And even it's fascinating in terms of the fines that haven't been dished out towards airlines around this as well. Since 2024, there's supposed to be €5,000 if people don't come into the country without passports. Now, how can you get on a plane in the first place if you don't have a passport? But then you can get off and suddenly it disappears. This at the same.

Time while airlines and airports are washing their hands with so much for Ireland's immigration system. You really think it's done deliberately, wouldn't you? Looking at these figures and what's really taking place. But it gets worse because you look at the so-called deportation orders. In 2025, there was 4,700 deportation orders issued. And wait for it, many were enforced or carried out, 185. So, where is the 4,515 people who were issued those deportation orders? Well, the state doesn't keep.

“Time while airlines and airports are washing their hands with so much for Ireland's immigration system”

Records to where they are

Records to where they are. Maybe some self-deported or maybe some are working in low-paid jobs and being trafficked around the country to benefit those employers to keep wages down, to keep the economy going for Micheál Martin. So, this is fundamentally what a bit massive part of the globalist agenda is. And rather than enforcing these rules and enforcing rules and controlling the borders of a country and controlling the policy of the state that should be dictated to by the people of the.

Country. Uh this is more of the same and this has been part of what's being driven through the European Union migration and asylum pact as well. Which again will be forced through forms of biometric data, digital ID, and this is the solution that they've come up with over the coming months, if not sooner. But this has been a part of the agenda. Absolutely startling figures coming from the Department of Justice and well done to those journalists who dug this.

Information out and ran with what's taking place and taking into consideration to so many people we all know who have tried to travel. One other person I know, myself, who lives in Wales and wasn't able to board a flight because he didn't have a passport. But wait for it, it's okay for some. And we all know through the facts released from the Department of Justice and other agencies as well. That over 80% of those coming into.

Ireland claiming international protection are economic migrants. There you go. Look back at the bigger globalist agenda. This is what it represents. Doesn't represent the needs of ordinary people and profits and inequalities just deepen in our society. All down to your political establishment. All fully signed up to this agenda. So, thanks so much for all the support with my videos. Really appreciate them. And thanks again for everybody who shares them and comments as well. So, Dublin City is longer for.

It. See you all soon.

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