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Irish DJ, actor and former Irish-language teacher whose public identity is closely tied to Kneecap’s cultural and political activism. He has repeatedly promoted the Irish language as a living tool of youth culture and resistance to British cultural dominance, rather than treating it as heritage alone. His use of an Irish tricolour balaclava, the “BRITS OUT” incident that ended his teaching career, and the group’s provocative republican performances made political expression central to his public persona. He has also participated in repeated pro-Palestinian statements, fundraising and solidarity efforts connected with ACLAÍ Palestine, while supporting free speech during controversy over the group’s performances. His politics are generally framed through Irish nationalism, anti-colonialism, language rights and solidarity with Palestinians; he has not been identified with conservative or anti-woke activism.
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