https://www.citizensinformation.ie/... is,Traveller community or sexual orientation.
I quite like our laws on hate speech. It doesn't censor people until their words are likely to bring harm upon others. In theory an Irish person can broadcast the most hate filled views they want but provided they don't incite any action or promote vigilantism, it's fine. In practice both usually come hand in hand.
I think any attempt to incite violence or the irresponsoble use of a platform likely to incite violence should be punished. It'svery easy to make a disclaimer that government should be pushed to make the desired changes rather than the public taking it into their own hands.
https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/government-in-ireland/irish-constitution-1/censorship/
Our censorship laws are a joke however. In practice they aren't very active, it generally goes in line with public morality which is much changed from the Catholic Church run state of the last century (10,000+ publications were banned between the conception of the state and as late as 2016).
That legislation being in place is sho dangerous however if under the control of anyone with nefarious objectives.
