No

They are part of the country population so they have a right to have a say in what happens in the country

They are living and working in our country they should have more entitlement than some people who refuse to work

When it's comes to mass immigration especially when Ireland's government bends to EU directive such as they are doing now. In 2022 census it showed that 12% of peoples residing in Oreland are non-nationals, this number has certainly increased in recent years and mass immigration negatively impacts the culture, region and national identity of the country. This country has already lived through several plantations and they have only resulted in long lasting conflicts and partition.

If someone plans to reside in/live in a country for an extended period of time they should be entitled to the same democratic independence and trust as any other living in the country.

Not allowing people to vote is the exact same as not allowing people with red hair to vote. It’s blatant discrimination

I find the idea of land borders to be superficial and a capitalist structure; the concept of a 'foreigner' depends on our acceptance of a 'national', when it is pure chance what plot of soil one is born on.