[Olog-hai]

JFTR, “Tánaiste” (Taw-nish-tuh) is roughly translated as deputy prime minister, and “Médecins Sans Frontières” is usually rendered “Doctors Without Borders” in English.

Funny how the headline only focused on the seven kids (if they are kids) and mentioned the 29 “family members” in the second paragraph to try to keep the focus off them.

[Blennos]

Ireland is quickly going the way of Britain, Sweden and other European nations: suicide by muslim immigration.

[Beowulf9]

If Palestine is so great why don’t they fix their own.

[Opinionated Blowhard]

And once the Irish doctors cured them for free, the children immediately took to the streets calling for Sharia law in Ireland and the death penalty for anyone who opposed it.

[Midwesterner53]

None of them will ever leave Ireland.

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

Seven children arrived in Dublin on Saturday evening, with 29 accompanying family members.

[Billthedrill]

36 invaders anchored by 7 children have arrived, never to depart. Why not just admit it?

[Flavious_Maximus]

So why the hell didn’t they get treatment in Jordon?

[stanne]

Well, it’s not really Ireland anymore, is it?

[MCSETots]

Doesn’t “Palestine” have doctors?

I know Israel does . . .

[Mathews]

So, it’s a 1:4 ratio kids to family members. All of whom will stay in Ireland indefinitely. Assuming two of those family members are siblings, this little party could wind up adding an additional 1000ish people to the welfare roles in just two generations if each kid had six kids and their kids and grandkids populated like the ones before them.

[Navy Patriot]

Group of sick Palestinian children arrive in Ireland for medical treatment

Necessitating the permanent residency in Ireland of 2000 young Muslim Males to "escort" them and insure their "interests".

[packrat35]

The UK is lost and Ireland is trying to be next.

[JewishRighter]

Check to see if any of the “children” are ticking.