The right-wing dating site Whitedate.net, dubbed the ‘Nazi Tinder’, has dozens of members across Ireland. But only one of them mentions love as a motivation, many mention the need to “breed” for the “white race”. The site’s thousands of profiles were leaked online after a hack. A lonely Belfast man said he was looking for a “lady who has never been soiled by other races” and “a bride willing to have children, in order to stop the destruction of our people.” 
Olivia Peden is joined by Belfast Telegraph reporter Kurtis Reid.

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Northern Ireland and ‘Nazi Tinder’: Single, lonely, and looking to ‘breed white’  

Jon Burrows is taking the leadership of the UUP unopposed after current deputy leader Robbie Butler confirmed that he would not be standing. Current party leader Mike Nesbitt has also said that any decision to replace him as health minister would “perhaps raise questions”. The DUP’s Gavin Robinson has wasted no time - invited his rival for talks, telling him to “set aside issues of the past” - but could ‘unionist unity’ ever really happen? 
Ciarán Dunbar is joined by Unionist commentators Tim Cairns and Alex Kane and Belfast Telegraph’s Northern Ireland Editor Sam McBride.

Jon Burrows takes charge of UUP and Gavin Robinson begins unionist courtship

On St Patrick’s Day 2024, Gardaí made a grim discovery, the body of a young woman in a canal just outside Monaghan town. She was 23-year-old Kelly Marie Lynch, originally from County Fermanagh. A former PSNI detective who has investigated a number of prominent murders, including the 2020 killing of Katie Simpson by Jonathan Creswell, believes Kelly Lynch’s case should be upgraded to a murder investigation. 

Host: Fionnán Sheehan Guest: Catherine Fegan & James Brannigan. 

Former PSNI detective says Fermanagh girl Kelly Lynch’s death warrants murder investigation 

A woman identified by Garda as the Enniskillen bombing IRA commander is living an ‘ordinary life’ in Fermanagh – reports have claimed. Twelve people died in the massacre which took place during a Remembrance Day service in 1987.  
Relatives of the victims, including Stephen Gault, who lost his father and was injured in the attack, say they are sickened by the allegation.  
 
David O’Dornan spoke to Ciarán Dunbar. 

Northern Ireland and ‘Nazi Tinder’: Single, lonely, and looking to ‘breed white’

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