Judge refuses to let anti-refugee activist Graham Carey back on social media while on bail

It is alleged that on January 30, Mr Carey distributed, showed, or played a recording of visual images or sounds to stir up hatred
Judge refuses to let anti-refugee activist Graham Carey back on social media while on bail

Legal aid was granted to Graham Carey today after Judge Jones noted that there was no Garda objection. Photo: Collins Courts

A judge has rejected a plea by an anti-refugee activist charged with "incitement to hatred" to be allowed back on social media.

Following an investigation by the Garda Special Detective Unit (SDU), Graham Carey, 39, of Dunsink Drive, Finglas, Dublin, was charged in February with an offence under section two of the Prohibition of Incitement to Hatred Act.

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