Enda Brady

He used the phrase there, bad actors and foreign actors.

We've had enough of people like him coming up with the rhetoric and not in any way condemning the violence, if you notice.

You know, we don't need this trouble on our streets.

In Ireland, north or south, we've had enough violence to last us several millennia.

What people want is calm,

quiet leadership.

27 people are homeless off the back of being burnt out with their homes last night.

Absolutely shameful.

I think it ends very quickly.

I heard a friend of mine who's the Chief Constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland, John Boucher, I heard him speak very eloquently earlier on.

And telling people, you know, let the police deal with this.

Stay at home.

And just pointing out to young people, if you get arrested, you will be going to prison.

This will be on your record forever.

This will damage your career prospects.

Decades from now, you're not going to get in the door of a business or a company because you've been involved in rioting.

And I think how it plays out is, yes, there will be a conversation at government level.

there will be an acknowledgement that this route of people flying into Dublin and getting a bus from Dublin and claiming asylum in Belfast because they want to be in the United Kingdom, I think you're going to see that loophole closed very quickly or more heavy policing of the border.

And there is no border, by the way, north and south anymore.

You can just drive straight through.