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Gerry Hutch Dublin Byelection Campaign Extremist Views Irish Mainstream
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- Dublin Central byelection on Friday, results expected Saturday
- Gerry Hutch, gangland figure, running as independent with 14% support
- Hutch advocates internment of 'illegal immigrants', targeting East Africans
- Byelection follows resignation of finance minister Paschal Donohoe for World Bank role
- Voter concerns: cost of living, housing, immigration, rising xenophobia
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