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🇮🇪🚨 Nigerian professional race baiter Ebun Joseph should be deported 🇳🇬 This abusive African invader claims if you carry the tricolour while speaking about immigration or the state of Ireland today, you are "abusing" what our forefathers fought for 🇮🇪

🇮🇪🚨 Nigerian professional race baiter Ebun Joseph should be deported 🇳🇬 This abusive African invader claims if you carry the tricolour while speaking about immigration or the state of Ireland today, you are "abusing" what our forefathers fought for 🇮🇪

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Pleased & relieved that all our Flotilla citizens have arrived in Istanbul, where they were met by a consular team from our Embassy to Turkiye. They will be afforded all appropriate consular assistance & support until they return home.

Shocking: African Man (39) Fleeced Vunerable Irish Victims of 200k in Multi-County Scam A 39-year-old man residing in Athlone, Co Roscommon, is set to stand trial accused of conning five people out of more than €200,000 through a series of alleged deceptions spanning several years. Bright Banda, a Malawi national living at Meadow Lane on the Roscommon Road in Athlone, appeared in Athlone District Court on 20 May 2026. He faces 12 charges of deception involving victims in Dublin, Westmeath, Longford, and Roscommon between February 2023 and January 2026. The most serious allegations centre on one woman who was allegedly induced to transfer large sums from her accounts. These include over €105,000 from her Revolut account and €28,265 from her AIB account. She was also the victim in four earlier charges, which involved three separate €1,000 payments and a €14,000 transfer from Athlone Credit Union in March 2023. Other alleged victims include a man in Athlone who transferred €3,000 over a two-week period in early 2025, another person in Roscommon who sent €1,500 via Revolut, a man in Ballymahon, Co Longford, who lost more than €15,000, and a woman in Dublin 13 who was allegedly deceived out of more than €35,000 through Wise and Revolut transfers. Banda was previously granted bail with conditions, which were later reduced by the High Court. However, he has been unable to meet those conditions and remains in custody. Gardaí recently served the additional eight charges in court. The Director of Public Prosecutions has directed the case to proceed to the Circuit Criminal Court. The prosecution has indicated it is open to a signed plea, and the defence has requested time to discuss that option with the State. Judge Deirdre Gearty remanded Banda in custody, with consent to bail if the required conditions are met. He is due to appear in court again on 3 June 2026, when a book of evidence is expected to be served. Banda has not yet entered a plea, and the case is ongoing.