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COMPLAINTS PROCEDURE RELATING TO EPSTEIN FLOAT DEPICTING R@PE OF MINORS

This post is for those wishing to formally complain about the vile "Epstein Files" float that appeared in the Ballinrobe St. Patrick's Day parade depicting someone being raped on a bed and someone being chased (making light of child rape and abuse, SRA etc).

A statement was released (see below) but was ONLY released 2 hours ago, AFTER the backlash. Why not before? If indeed they did not approve? We have added a lovely comment from someone who commented under the statement...if we can joke about and THEREFORE accept evil acts being committed against children and recreate these acts for "fun" then we are truly lost as a society. This is insulting to every adult or child who has ever experienced sexual violence. Being accused of being "dramatic" about being rightly opposed to this float is a remarkable statement (from a non Irish person).

Similar floats reportedly appeared at parades like Headford and Shrule. here are the most relevant places to direct your concerns, based on recent coverage and statements: Ballinrobe St. Patrick's Day Parade Committee (primary organisers).

The committee has publicly stated they had no prior knowledge of the float, it was not approved or sanctioned, and they condemn any form of abuse, exploitation, or violence (including against children). They described themselves as "just as deflated and shocked" as the community (some people can however be heard laughing) and the committee must have had some knowledge that the tractor and trailer would not have been able to choose the procession without being seen

Contact them via their official Facebook page: "Ballinrobe St Patrick's Day Parade" (they post updates, seek volunteers, and share parade info there—it's the main public channel). You can message them directly or comment on recent posts about the controversy.

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100079681140007

This is the best starting point, as they are directly responsible for parade oversight and have already responded to backlash in media interviews (e.g., on RTÉ's LiveLine and local outlets like Mayo News). Mayo County Council (local authority).

Parades often require permits for road closures, traffic management, or public events. Even if the float "snuck in" unapproved, the council handles broader public event complaints, especially regarding appropriateness in family-oriented public spaces.

Submit a complaint via their official website: mayo.ie (look for "Contact Us," "Report a Problem," or "Customer Service" sections—many councils have online forms for public events or community issues).

https://www.mayo.ie/en-ie/home

Áras an Chontae The Mall Castlebar Co. Mayo F23 WF90 Phone: +353 94 906 4000

Complaints Procedure "Our Customer Charter defines the standards which you can expect to receive. If you feel you are not receiving these standards, you can notify us formally in writing or by clicking on the Contact Us (https://www.mayo.ie/en-ie/your-council/governance-and-democracy/customer-care/contact-us) link on this page. You may also e-mail info@mayo.ie stating your name, the nature of the complaint and what department you were dealing with. Excluded areas include where formal appeal/complaint procedures already exist, e.g. where you can appeal to An Bord Pleanála, or where you can request an Internal Review and/or appeal to the Information Commissioner under the Freedom of Information.

It is important that every attempt is made in the relevant section or office to resolve any issues from where they originated so your first point of contact should be there. A member of staff not previously involved in your case will consider the complaint and look to resolve it with you. If the matter cannot be resolved in that office, you may set out the complaint in full and in writing to: Director of Services Corporate Development & HR Mayo County Council Áras an Chontae Castlebar County Mayo F23 WF90 Our offices are open between 9.30am and 1.00pm and 2.00pm and 4.30pm, Monday to Friday excluding Public Holidays].

COMPLAINTS PROCEDURE RELATING TO EPSTEIN FLOAT DEPICTING R@PE OF MINORS

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Wow. Just WOW. THIS IS A STAGGERING HEADLINE AND IMAGE! Demonising very young white children and quoting "toxic masculinity" is all well and good. Where's the pic of the Muslim male, or black male? Or for that matter the only fans female prostitutes who moan about toxic masculinity as they target that very audience in order to buy the latest designer goods.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BnNECOxlFXY

It isn't always men. Little Lola Daviet (pictured) was tortured, raped, stabbed, slashed, suffocated and beheaded by this woman. Who wasn't meant to be in France (subject to a deportation order). If indeed the depraved killer is a woman at all. Who knows these days. Her father drank himself to death from grief afterwards. He was very understandably unable to come to terms with his daughter's brutal end. Allegedly, this woman targeted 12 year old Lola after the victim's mother had a minor neighbourly dispute with her. This woman's answer was to take her child's life. But not before sexually, mentally, and physically torturing the little girl for hours.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a44pvyqEHBE

On March 4th 2026 a group of very grounded and intelligent speakers, including Independent TD Carol Nolan, Independent Ireland Cllr. Linda de Courcy, Barrister Una McGurk, The Irish Inquiry's Susanne Delaney and Tanja Alt from Saggart Guardians, spoke at an event in Buswells Hotel, adjacent to the belly of the political beast, Dáil Éireann.

The Women's Coalition on Immigration, headed up by Barrister Laoise De Brún is calling for the release of crime data, to see if a correlation between immigration and crime exists in Ireland (there are reasonable grounds to presume so, given the plethora of court stories and the seeming over-representation of migrant men involved in documented cases of sexual / violent crime). If the data proves otherwise, then releasing it would surely clear up any confusion and would cast aside suspicions regarding male migrants.

Despite Barbara McCarthy and The Countess founder Laoise De Brún BL authoring and releasing a thematic report on crime in some other EU countries, showing that there IS an indisputable link between immigration and crime in THOSE countries), The Irish Times referred to the coalition as "fringe" and "anti-immigration" (all the while acknowledging the aforementioned data).

We will link the report below. We were not able to include speaker Barbara McCarthy here due to an audio issue. However excerpts from all other speakers are included in the attached video.

Do they represent your views?
Are they voicing your concerns?
Are they reasonable?
What do you think?
Finally, do you want the data released?#access2justice

ReleaseTheData

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