Barry J Whyte: Far-right moves in when locals and their futures are left behind

Anti-immigration groups are exploiting the tensions being creating by the housing and cost of living crises

In the days after a mob burned out the tents of dozens of asylum seekers in Dublin's inner city, and with tensions in the area still high, Dean Scurry took a novel approach: talking and listening.

Scurry, a community activist, invited a number of men living rough outside the International Protection Office on Mount Street to visit a number of the flat complexes in the area.

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