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Dispatch · 9 Jul 2026

Killarney suspect flees the country as politicians and media brush it “under the carpet”.

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  • Jamie Carney, a 43-year-old mother, was killed in Killarney, Co. Kerry on Tuesday and found by her 13-year-old daughter; the chief suspect, Dooley says, had been living in a local international protection centre since arriving in Ireland in 2024.
  • By Dooley’s account the man got a roughly 12-hour head start — a bus out of Killarney, then a flight from Dublin he believes went to the Middle East; Interpol is now involved, and he says warrants for suspects outside the jurisdiction create major problems for the Gardaí.
  • The media never named him — barred, Dooley says, by a provision of the International Protection Act 2015, “absolute lunacy” when a manhunt should have been under way; the same day, he notes, Gardaí were pinning a Dublin supermarket thief to the ground.
  • In the Dáil, Labour’s Ivana Bacik spoke on gender-based violence — eight women killed already this year, six last by his count — yet Dooley argues she and Claire Byrne never once raised immigration, more of the “brush it under the carpet” pattern he says ends with a Taoiseach’s apology generations too late.
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00:00

Hello everyone

Hello everyone. You literally could not make up what's been transpiring in Ireland over the past 24 hours. Now yesterday I covered the killing of Jamie Carney, a 43 year old mother in Kani County Kerry on Tuesday. Now this was absolutely horrific. She was discovered by her 13year-old daughter. And the main suspect is on the run. He has been on the run. He is a man who was in an international protection center in Kani and he was in Ireland since 2024.

Now it has transpired that the man has now fled the country. This is really surprising. He's fled the jurisdiction. Now he got a 12hour head start on the authorities before he got a bus from Kani and a plane from Dublin to I believe the Middle East. But wait for it, Interpol are on the case. But there are a number of difficulties with what's taken place in relation to the question and the issues of warrants for people.

Who are away from Ireland. This creates major problems for the guard. Interesting enough, the media also denied um mentioning the man's name and there should have been really a manhunt out in terms of what took place. But due to a part of the International Protection Act in 2015, they were disallowed from mentioning the identity of the person. Now, isn't this absolute lunacy to what's taken place?

At the same time yesterday, there was a man who was, I believe, stole from a supermarket in Dublin and he was manhandled and he was held and pinned to the ground by a numbers of the members of Angardia. I talk about the heavy-handedness approach compared to what's taken place in relation to the crime in Kani. It's just off the charts really, isn't it? In the context of the police force in Ireland. But at the same time, we've seen the political.

Immediate response being typical because already I bachic has been out. She was in Doll Aaron yesterday talking about the amount of gender-based violence and the horrific murders of women particularly by partners. Now already this year there's been eight women killed and last year I think there was six women killed. It's absolute epidemic in terms of domestic violence. But if Alabachic failed to mention any links between immigration and crime as well in relation to what took place in.

02:56

Kani and a number of others over the last

Kani and a number of others over the last recent months as well. But this isn't part of their agenda, is it? It's a part dealing with toxic masculinity and a part of dealing with a patriarchal male-dominated uh society according to Evan Patrick. Now, undoubtedly there are major issues in Ireland in relation to domestic violence, domestic refugees. Many countries don't counties don't even have women's refugees opened as well.

“Now, undoubtedly there are major issues in Ireland in relation to domestic violence, domestic refugees”

But on top of it, we're creating more issues with the mass immigration agenda. Yesterday in my video, I asked about transparency and honesty of a debate and discussion around this. But when Bach was speaking to Claire Burn, she made no mention whatsoever of these issues. But why would they? Because they're all part of the same establishment. And anybody who speaks out against these issues or asks for a rational, honest, open, frank debate, which I won't hold my breath for. And I.

Said yesterday as well in my video, uh, would not happen. But here we have it. You have more of the same nonsense is going to be spun by the media and more of the same brush it under the carpet. How many generations have we brushed stuff under the carpet in Ireland only for it to be pulled out years later where it's all essential apology is issued a number of years later by T-Shock in um in office.

Which essentially means next to nothing for many of those victims. But this is more of the same in Ireland as well. Maybe in years to come they'll speak about and said something should have been said, something should have been done but many are speaking out but been silenced. And then when you have your mainstream media on in cahoots with your with the political establishment really what alternative do you have about speaking about these issues which are.

Undoubtly major issues in Irish society in terms of safety as well. So uh here you have it. This is what's taken place in Ireland. So hope you like my videos. Please share them and thanks for everybody who has shared them and subscribed. Take her.

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9 Jul 2026 · Immigration · 5:04

Killarney suspect flees the country as politicians and media brush it “under the carpet”.

In Dooley’s telling, the chief suspect in the killing of Jamie Carney in Killarney — a man living in a local international protection centre since 2024 — takes a bus and a plane out of Ireland with a 12-hour head start, unnamed by a media he says was legally barred from identifying him. He argues the political response — gender-based-violence speeches with no mention of immigration — is the establishment brushing it “under the carpet” yet again.

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TL;DR
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Jamie Carney, a 43-year-old mother, was killed in Killarney, Co. Kerry on Tuesday and found by her 13-year-old daughter; the chief suspect, Dooley says, had been living in a local international protection centre since arriving in Ireland in 2024.
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By Dooley’s account the man got a roughly 12-hour head start — a bus out of Killarney, then a flight from Dublin he believes went to the Middle East; Interpol is now involved, and he says warrants for suspects outside the jurisdiction create major problems for the Gardaí.
03
The media never named him — barred, Dooley says, by a provision of the International Protection Act 2015, “absolute lunacy” when a manhunt should have been under way; the same day, he notes, Gardaí were pinning a Dublin supermarket thief to the ground.
04
In the Dáil, Labour’s Ivana Bacik spoke on gender-based violence — eight women killed already this year, six last by his count — yet Dooley argues she and Claire Byrne never once raised immigration, more of the “brush it under the carpet” pattern he says ends with a Taoiseach’s apology generations too late.
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Transcript · auto-captions, polish pending

Hello everyone

Hello everyone. You literally could not make up what's been transpiring in Ireland over the past 24 hours. Now yesterday I covered the killing of Jamie Carney, a 43 year old mother in Kani County Kerry on Tuesday. Now this was absolutely horrific. She was discovered by her 13year-old daughter. And the main suspect is on the run. He has been on the run. He is a man who was in an international protection center in Kani and he was in Ireland since 2024.

Now it has transpired that the man has now fled the country. This is really surprising. He's fled the jurisdiction. Now he got a 12hour head start on the authorities before he got a bus from Kani and a plane from Dublin to I believe the Middle East. But wait for it, Interpol are on the case. But there are a number of difficulties with what's taken place in relation to the question and the issues of warrants for people.

Who are away from Ireland. This creates major problems for the guard. Interesting enough, the media also denied um mentioning the man's name and there should have been really a manhunt out in terms of what took place. But due to a part of the International Protection Act in 2015, they were disallowed from mentioning the identity of the person. Now, isn't this absolute lunacy to what's taken place?

At the same time yesterday, there was a man who was, I believe, stole from a supermarket in Dublin and he was manhandled and he was held and pinned to the ground by a numbers of the members of Angardia. I talk about the heavy-handedness approach compared to what's taken place in relation to the crime in Kani. It's just off the charts really, isn't it? In the context of the police force in Ireland. But at the same time, we've seen the political.

Immediate response being typical because already I bachic has been out. She was in Doll Aaron yesterday talking about the amount of gender-based violence and the horrific murders of women particularly by partners. Now already this year there's been eight women killed and last year I think there was six women killed. It's absolute epidemic in terms of domestic violence. But if Alabachic failed to mention any links between immigration and crime as well in relation to what took place in.

Kani and a number of others over the last

Kani and a number of others over the last recent months as well. But this isn't part of their agenda, is it? It's a part dealing with toxic masculinity and a part of dealing with a patriarchal male-dominated uh society according to Evan Patrick. Now, undoubtedly there are major issues in Ireland in relation to domestic violence, domestic refugees. Many countries don't counties don't even have women's refugees opened as well.

“Now, undoubtedly there are major issues in Ireland in relation to domestic violence, domestic refugees”

But on top of it, we're creating more issues with the mass immigration agenda. Yesterday in my video, I asked about transparency and honesty of a debate and discussion around this. But when Bach was speaking to Claire Burn, she made no mention whatsoever of these issues. But why would they? Because they're all part of the same establishment. And anybody who speaks out against these issues or asks for a rational, honest, open, frank debate, which I won't hold my breath for. And I.

Said yesterday as well in my video, uh, would not happen. But here we have it. You have more of the same nonsense is going to be spun by the media and more of the same brush it under the carpet. How many generations have we brushed stuff under the carpet in Ireland only for it to be pulled out years later where it's all essential apology is issued a number of years later by T-Shock in um in office.

Which essentially means next to nothing for many of those victims. But this is more of the same in Ireland as well. Maybe in years to come they'll speak about and said something should have been said, something should have been done but many are speaking out but been silenced. And then when you have your mainstream media on in cahoots with your with the political establishment really what alternative do you have about speaking about these issues which are.

Undoubtly major issues in Irish society in terms of safety as well. So uh here you have it. This is what's taken place in Ireland. So hope you like my videos. Please share them and thanks for everybody who has shared them and subscribed. Take her.

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