Eddie Hobbs interviewed Derek Blighe, founder of the Ireland First political party, on June 25th at Buswells Hotel. During the interview, the Dáil debated Ireland's opt-in to the EU Migration & Asylum Pact—a decision permanently impacting Irish homogeneity.

Derek reveals his remarkable story of returning from Canada with his young family after 10 years, just before COVID-19 hit. He describes the effect this had on him and what triggered him to establish a new political party.

Derek ran in the European elections, gaining 25,000 first preference votes and 38,000 votes in total—a remarkable outcome from a standing start.

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