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The effigies of migrants being burned at the bonfire have been widely condemned
The image of a burning boat atop a Co Tyrone bonfire has been described as a “turning point” in the wider debate on immigration. On Thursday, a boat with mannequins depicting refugees crossing the English Channel, dressed in lifejackets, was engulfed in flames atop a bonfire in Moygashel.
Eleventh night bonfires have been lit across Northern Ireland, including at a controversial site in south Belfast. The fires ...
An effigy of a boat containing mannequins of migrants was set alight in the village of Moygashel on Thursday, in an incident ...
It is "shameful" that a bonfire topped with effigies of migrants in a boat was allowed to go ahead, Amnesty International has ...
Andrew Muir has defended the Northern Ireland Environment Agency's (NIEA) handling of removing the material, accusing ...
The Moygashel bonfire has been known for its controversial displays in the past. A mock police car was burnt on top of the ...
Elsewhere, effigies of the Irish rap group Kneecap, Irish flags and sectarian slogans were burned on pyres across Northern ...
A bonfire with a placard referencing controversial comments by the rap group Kneecap has been set alight in Co Tyrone.
A bonfire in Eastvale Avenue in Dungannon Co Tyrone, which features a Kneecap poster with sectarian slogans. (Niall Carson/PA) PA Wire The Northern Ireland Environment Agency (NIEA) said late on ...
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