Amy Mek
Gemma O’Doherty is a former European parliament candidate and multi-award-winning journalist whose work has shone a light on some of the darkest corners of Irish life. Former Campaigning Journalist of the Year, her investigations have led to the reopening of several unsolved murder cases involving police corruption and political interference.
In this RAIR exclusive interview, O’Doherty recounts her journalism career and the backlash she endured for exposing the abuses of her local police chief. She ultimately lost her job because she refused to relent to the pressure to quash this public corruption story. O’Doherty took three legal actions against her company and was successful. In the months before her unlawful dismissal, Denis O’Brien, the biggest Irish donor to the Clinton Foundation and a close associate of Bill and Hillary, became the biggest shareholder in the company.
Rather than back down, this free speech warrior took to YouTube and created a documentary, ‘Mary Boyle: The Untold Story, in 2016 exposing this corruption. This gripping documentary exposes high-level police and political cover-up surrounding Ireland’s longest and youngest missing person. It has been viewed almost 1 million times on YouTube.
Her investigation into the Fr Niall Molloy murder brought about a new police probe and state inquiry. In the Irish parliament, her investigation was described as revealing ‘the biggest cover-up in the state’s history.’ In addition, she exposed widespread abuse of Ireland’s road safety laws by high-level VIPs, including Ireland’s chief of police, politicians, journalists, and members of the legal profession.
Ms. O’Doherty shares her vision for the patriotic nationalism movement in Ireland and the need to preserve the country from further degradation. O’Doherty also provides the Irish perspective into the global silencing of conservative voices by the giant social media companies.
By standing up to globalism, O’Doherty endured punishing character attacks and vicious attempts to discredit her. In July 2019, Ms.O’Doherty was banned from YouTube for violations of their policy against “hate speech.” Gemma wasn’t banned for “hate speech”; she was banned because she is an effective journalist shining a light on corruption, the effects of illegal migration, and the radical left policies. The censoring of effective freedom fighters on social media platforms is an international epidemic.
Ms. O’Doherty is a strong advocate for press freedom and the critical role of investigative reporting in democracy; Gemma is a regular guest speaker at journalism conferences.
She also visits colleges and schools, giving talks to students about the important function of the media and a free press in society.
Grassroots freedom fighters across the world must unite and lend our support and resources to activists like Gemma O’Doherty when they need our help. Would you please help share these videos and draw attention to Ireland’s fight to preserve its freedoms and culture?
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Well done RAIR foundation. Great to hear Gemma just before I retire for the night. I’m an avid supporter. She’s the public face of what many of us believe and don’t see represented by our Government
Fantastic Interview with Gemma, thank you.
Well done Gemma great interview what Ireland needs is for all our patriot who live abroad to surport us who are working on the ground to save our country culture identity heritage and constitution before we loose it all! If Ireland is not helped we as a country will end up like England as most of England is under Syrian law! We are fast becoming the minority example my grandsone is one of 3 children out of a class of 41 children that is Irish!! That’s how bad it is!
Good to hear Gemma. Used to listen to her and somehow, she was gone, censured.
What a disgusting photo of “Slick Willy” Clinton! So fitting!