By WakeUpéiRe Barrington..

On 17 January 2026, a small group of concerned Irish men and women held an unannounced, impromptu information-sharing presentation at the Daniel O’Connell statue in Dublin city. The presentation was led by Tallaght woman Bridget Irish, who calmly and clearly expressed her concerns in an informative manner.

Bridget spoke on a range of current issues facing the Irish people as the Agenda 2030 programme continues to advance globally. She placed particular focus on what she described as the risks posed to Ireland by the Muslim Brotherhood, citing concerns about its presence and influence within certain Islamic centres in the country.

This is my type of sauce. I take my hat off to the brave souls who organised this presentation. It is one thing to express disapproval from the comfort of home in the digital world, but it is something else entirely to step into the public space and make your voice heard by those who may be lost in the distortion of truth promoted by mainstream narratives. This is the essence of real courage. It is what separates genuine empaths from self-promoting opportunists.