Carla O’Connor, who once filmed a porn with a garda, denies being racist after participating in a protest against male asylum seekers in Co Mayo. She claims to have turned her life around and is now a truck driver, but is facing online abuse and accusations of bigotry.
A woman who once filmed a porn with a garda insists she’s "not racist" after participating in a protest against male asylum seekers in Co Mayo. Carla O’Connor, who was once better known under the nickname 'Carla4Garda', was at the centre of a major protest against the proposed housing of 50 male asylum seekers at Gannon’s Hotel in Ballinrobe this week.
Now Carla, who says she’s turned her life around and is in a new career as a truck driver, says she’s getting abused on social media by trolls who have connected her to her porn past - and labelled her a "bigot" after she was spotted at the protests. READ MORE - Garda porn clip star Carla4Garda 'arrested for possessing officer's uniform' "I’m not a racist or I’m not a bigot. To call me one is laughable," she told us. "Nobody in the town has said anything bad to me. The only negative has been online and it’s people who are not from the town. "They can all piss off. This is our business. We are the ones who were going to have to live with this," she sai
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