Join Niall Boylan in this intense episode as he delves deep into Ireland's immigration crisis, a topic of great concern for many citizens. Niall is joined by a prominent guest, Peadar Tóibín, the leader of Aontú, a political party focused on unity and consent.

In this engaging conversation, Peadar Tóibín shares his insights into the immigration challenges facing Ireland. After leaving Sinn Féin to establish Aontú, Tóibín brings a unique perspective to the issue, discussing his party's stance on immigration and its potential impact on Ireland's housing crisis.

Ireland's immigration crisis has led to a surge in homelessness, with refugees seeking shelter in cities and towns, often living in tents. Many are accommodated in hotels, putting a strain on state resources. The government's refusal to cap the number of incoming refugees has sparked protests across the country, with citizens expressing their concerns.

Niall and Peadar Tóibín explore the complexities of this issue, from housing shortages to the government's response and the growing divide among citizens. They also discuss the labeling of objectors and protesters as "right-wing extremists."

This episode provides a comprehensive analysis of Ireland's immigration challenges, featuring valuable insights from Peadar Tóibín and the voices of concerned citizens.