A very helpful insight into the strange world of Educo and the Tony Quinn group.

Investigation into Irish hypnotist Tony Quinn and his company Educo, and his influence and involvement in a Belize oil company.

Dublin councillor appears in Scientology videos but tells people not to get involved in ‘cult’

Scientology sting:
When a critic of Scientology through gradual grooming becomes a mouthpiece for that at the rational level he rejects.
A case study in Scientology influence. Citizens of Firhouse be aware.
Brian Lawlor a local councillor of the Fine Gael party gets snookered.

https://dialogueireland.wordpress.com/category/therapy-groups/scientology/scientology-community-centre/

A course in Miracles with a little bit of grooming thrown in

CULT FOLLOWING Irish spiritual guru on sex charges in Ibiza said he heals cancer with sex and is ‘St Michael’

A Spanish psychoanalyst said: ‘Murray sought to control and gain power. Along with that, access to sex and drugs’

Irishman Michael Murray, a self-styled ‘spiritual guru’, denies the charges against him

ICSA Webinar: The Psychology of Coercive Control Online Masters Program Overview

HOUSE OF PRAYER TO CLOSE 1998

WHAT IS IMPOSSIBLE WITH MAN IS POSSIBLE WITH CASH. CURRENTLY THE HOUSE OF PRAYER WEBSITE IS DOWN?

But their business is still up.

https://www.houseofprayerachill.com/RELIGION

Thousands of pilgrims have visited the House of Prayer on Achill but Christina Gallagher has announced that it will now close.

For the past five years the house on Achill Island has been a place of worship for many. Founder of the House of Prayer Christina Gallagher claims to have visions of the Virgin Mary and to have stigmata on her feet, .

Scientology: Jenny Claffey interviews Pete Griffiths about his nightmare in this toxic organisation.

‘I AM TO SHINE A LIGHT ON THE DARK ’
PETER GRIFFITHS WAS A SCIENTOLOGY MEMBER FOR 14 YEARS. HE TELLS JENNY CLAFFEY ABOUT THE HEARTACHE, DEBT AND COURT CASES THAT ENSUED, AND WARNS PEOPLE OF THE ORGANISATION’S FOOTHOLD HERE

MARCH 20 2022

Scientology is a word that comes with baggage. Be it their A-list celebrity membership, courtroom dramas, or accusations by ex-members, one thing is certain; the self-proclaimed “fastest-growing religion on earth” is no stranger to bad press.