Ireland

  • Irish teacher confronts harassers

    A teacher who has faced imprisonment in Ireland for over 700 days across separate stays after refusing to misgender a pupil has now confronted his harassers as he continues to clear his name and return to his job.


    Enoch Burke walks up to his harassers in a town centre in Ireland (Credit: @josiahburke/YouTube).

    The group of thugs are walked up to in Mullingar town centre by Enoch Burke – a video of which is available on the Internet – and challenged about their apparent impromptu political protest.

    Burke has been harassed near continuously by this small group of activists. His former employer has faced legal pressure. State authorities have bullied Mr Burke inside and outside of court.

  • Ireland never stopped agitating us

    The perceived ‘fruits’ of Labour government efforts to bring peace in Ireland have failed the test of time. A lack of professionalism – and a tendency to conduct meetings in backrooms – has been the reason for it. It’s clear Labour isn’t at all good at foreign policy.

    Making the world a better place has to involve the right people over a long time, but this is in short supply for Labour. They, too, fail to stick at things and yet handle the most challenging matters as if it’s their birthright.


    A shot of a book
    A shot of a book co-authored by PM Andy Burnham in bookshop window.

    Ireland is in a state of disarray. They cannot handle their crime rate and have subjugated decent individuals as part of a purge of the nation’s character. The EU at the top has barely intervened. The people crave internal stability and yet have warring instead.

    Northern Ireland is clearly left vulnerable at times. MI5 and others like them have to work harder to secure streets that can’t suffer their lives being interfered with by inhumane activity. We thrive on normal living conditions, yet Ireland threatens this.

    A hard-nosed look the situation reveals that Ireland never stopped – and our leaders fell asleep. As long as Ireland is there it will have this dream in mind. The UK state is obligated to continue its affairs without a change of perspective. The time has come to reckon with its laziness.

    *A change was made to include a photo.

  • Ireland still scars our landscape

    The fact of Irish criminality abroad is now a point of education rather than news-making. We need to learn about hatred that also exists in crime gangs and families for things that are not necessarily on our mind, and is used to drive plunder and weaken for nationalistic gain, to handle matters properly in reality rather than just to reflect deeply in obscurity.


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    A house in Pimlico, London, that once hosted one of the worst Irish crime gangs ever found in London.

    London is the protagonist in this story. Police officers have uncovered numerous networks, rings, and circles of Irish criminality that had direct reference to politically-linked incidents and events. They learned that criminals crawl on the ground of life to surface attacks that are quick and likely to return value.

    Across residential suburbs of the city there are houses – large and small – which once hid such characters and types of crime as these, which the UK government cleared out with public funding. The risks involved in Ireland-backed illegal activity are written into the many guides and policy books found in London, and still stand as true today.

  • Caught: MI5 Ireland infiltrator

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, an alleged spy – believed to work for Ireland in MI5 ranks – has been spotted loitering at a rendezvous spot in the centre of London.


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    A suspect alleged of using deep spying techniques and rampant abuse of MI5’s domestic capability.

    He’s believed to have been able to access MI5 software systems, and is well-known to have an encyclopaedic knowledge of UK spying contexts and related techniques.

    His links to Ireland involve helping in the administration of their Intelligence body, as well as advising some politicians.

    *Image enhanced for photographic aspect using AI tools.

  • Irish teacher free, but plight not over

    Enoch Burke, a long-harassed Irish teacher, has been freed from prison after over 700 days inside across multiple stays, making his incarceration a nationwide story in the spiritually Catholic country and a modern day travesty of the education and teaching system there.

    His crime was to refuse to accept a sudden change of definition to a child’s gender, stating his religious convictions as one reason why. As a result he was suspended, ejected, and is now terminated from his employment at Wilson’s Hospital School, in County Westmeath.

    In a stunning change of affairs in the Irish legal system, and under accusation of moving the goalposts to fit unrelated agendas, Mr Burke has been treated poorly by courts and has been mishandled by overzealous Policing staff. He’s even been put under financial strain as a result of his convictions-based protest.

    In his most recent interaction with a court there, a Judge declared his protests outside the school gates were legitimate, but his entry onto the school grounds had not been. This stands in contradiction to reports from parents inside the country, who say the opposite has been true.

    Other sources say his lengthy prison stay was believed to be due to his protests outside the school grounds, made so by agitators closely following the progress of his case to dissuade supporters from getting to him. Mr Burke hasn’t confirmed this directly, but it seems likely to be true.

    The matter of ‘soft’ punishment by nefarious persons in professions who follow news reports and intervene on this basis through the system has not been raised appropriately as a matter for urgent attention. But Mr Burke is a reason to, with his career now ruined due to such activity.

  • Exclusive: Ireland troublemaker

    In a stunning exclusive for Conservative News Site, a suspect believed to be behind significant social tumult in England and Ireland has now been spotted. As a remarkable turn of events, and in a triumph for Policing surveillance in London, he was seen outside Parliament, in central London.

    Aimed for at a busy interchange of professional and tourism-related activity, the sighting was made possible by extra security advice. The suspects’ international travel has made his profile hard to detect, leading to gaps in Police surveillance activity, and detection.

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    A suspect alleged of political tumult and inciting violence in Ireland, and in the UK.

    According to legal conditions, his identity can’t be linked to professional realms right now, but he’s wanted for questioning under allegations of interference, in particular by Westminster Magistrates Court.

    Deviant work

    Available evidence implicates the suspect in the illegal movement of adults from one workplace to another, to steal assets using lifestyle interference, as well as warehouse raids and robberies on retail units to pay off crime debts.

    His placement in this location, and in others, isn’t fully understood at this point. Other allegations include involvement in the activities of crime families, and engagement with criminal heavyweights in different locations, such as Glasgow, in Scotland.

    *Image enhanced for photographic aspect using AI tools.

  • Exclusive: Ireland exited from UK relations

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, the State of Ireland has been exited from UK relations due to excessive spying and attempts to insult private UK citizens using official, formal forms of communication in the pariah EU member nation.

    It’s also believed – according to MI5 sources – that Ireland continues to suffer deep societal breakdowns due to rampant entry of European crime gangs. These are alleged to harm Irish homeowners under protection of Ireland Intelligence officials.

  • Call for information: Ireland criminal

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a suspect alleged to be behind criminality in Ireland and accused of significant house burglaries in London has now been spotted in a central London location in a local sting operation.

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    A suspect alleged of criminal acts here and in Ireland as part of a significant criminal career.

    He’s believed to have used extreme tactics of intimidation and confrontation to manipulate victims, to enrich himself and his accomplices, and to maintain a significant standing in the criminal community at large.

    Any information relating to this individual must be passed to a relevant public body. It will be used to build an accurate case, if one exists.

  • Ireland needs to stop looking for sympathy

    The troubles brought on the UK by Irish nationalists were vindictive and the total inverse of modern progress in politics. Far from pursuing a peaceful path, Irish bombs and Irish bullets ripped many more communities than our security service is willing to admit.

    They also seeded a language gap between governors and the governed, subjecting us to an era of insult and surveillance that far surpassed levels of tolerance and respect and has wounded many people. They were and are our worst nightmare and we challenge Irish citizens now to consider their crimes.

  • Irish teacher remains in prison

    Enoch Burke remains at the centre of a row between his principal employer, Wilsons Hospital School in Ireland, and religious groups in the spiritually Catholic country.

    Since 2022, on five occasions – including earlier this year – Burke has been imprisoned, at first for refusing to adhere to new rules about transgender identity in his role regarding a pupil, and then for his ongoing campaign to be reinstated to his role after dismissal.

    Taoiseach Micheal Martin confronted by Enoch Burke’s mother on campaign trail in Galway (Credit: @josiahburke/YouTube).

    Activists have claimed that pressure to conform to private changes in belief in a professional environment has led to complaints in situ that haven’t been listened to.

    The treatment of Burke is of substantial concern to monitors that overlook such matters in the developed world, and particularly in Europe, because religious adherents are being targeted daily for their lack of enthusiasm to abide by ideas promoted as part of a predominantly Left political platform.

  • Exclusive: MI5 to offer Ireland security alerts

    MI5, the UK’s only domestic security service, has said it will offer security alerts to inform interested partners on security matters related to ongoing Intelligence and surveillance activities by Ireland, an EU member and hostile state.

    In recent months spies sent by the Irish government were expelled from London, and, over the course of the last few years, remaining IRA terror ‘cells’ have been dismantled in the wider city’s boroughs.

  • Caught: Ireland-based criminal

    In a stunning exclusive for Conservative News Site, a notorious Ireland-based criminal alleged of financial crime and political corruption has now been spotted in Reading, Berkshire.

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    A suspect alleged of prolific crimes in Ireland and of using it as a basis for living in the UK in luxury.

    He’s believed to have centred his activity on Dublin, but has also been seen in other parts of the country. He’s alleged of acts of intimidation, and – alongside accomplices – with intent to do harm.

  • Caught: Irish thug

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, an Irish thug believed to have an armed militia of his own has been spotted in central London.

    A suspect alleged of militia activity seen here in the Southbank Centre, in London.

    He’s accused of collaborating with editors of the Spectator, the Telegraph, and the Daily Mail as well as other News Journalism figures in London to target UK citizens.

  • Caught: Irish “Blog” Duo

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, an Ireland-based Duo of “Blog” criminals – a type of crime that spreads as it’s recorded and networked into wider activity – has been spotted.

    A “Duo” of suspects on a train leaving London.

    They’re both alleged to be fugitives of the law. They’re wanted in Ireland. They plan “Field” attempts against Irish citizens. It means large numbers are caught out by the same crime.

  • Irish teacher wins injunction

    An Irish teacher sacked in his role at a Secondary school has won a change of circumstance.

    Ireland’s Court of Appeal ruled a Union leader cannot sit on a panel to hear an appeal on his dismissal.

    Burke via YouTube

    Enoch Burke said Kieran Christie of ASTI has views contrary to his own on transgenderism.

    Burke alleged Christie’s views may prejudice a decision against him. He will face a new panel.