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Ireland: Racist advertisements cause fury online and council urges justice to be brought

02 January 2014

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"Posters appeared in Dublin claiming that 'ethnic-cleansing' of Irish people is underway. And a series of anti-Semitic and hate posters were attached to a bridge in the Sugar Hill area of Limerick."

See the article: Racist advertisements cause fury online and council urges justice to be brought (Independent.ie, link)

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