# Justin Barrett > Justin Barrett, the Irish far-right activist who founded the National Party in 2016 and was removed by his own deputy in 2023, on the public record. SS uniform at Leinster House, Hitler quoting on X, NPD speeches in Passau, Forza Nuova in Milan, 183 votes in Dublin Bay South. Sourced. Homepage: This is a curated list of the main pages on justinbarrett.ie, intended for AI assistants and search crawlers. ## About Ai - [About Justin Barrett](https://justinbarrett.ie/about-ai/index.html): A plain-text summary of what Justin Barrett is, who it serves, and how to cite it. Built for AI search systems and human readers. ## The Record (sourced detail pages) - [What happened to Justin Barrett?](https://justinbarrett.ie/what-happened-to-justin-barrett/index.html): Plain question-and-answer reference to the common questions — party leadership, the SS uniform, the Hitler post, the votes, who removed him — each answered from the sourced public record. - [The National Party: founding, split and current leadership](https://justinbarrett.ie/national-party/index.html): Barrett founded the National Party in 2016 and was removed by his deputy James Reynolds in 2023; the Electoral Commission confirmed the removal in 2025. Current registered leader: Patrick Quinlan. - [The SS uniform on the steps of Leinster House](https://justinbarrett.ie/leinster-house-ss-uniform/index.html): The 9 November 2023 incident, sourced, set within the documented two-decade pattern. - [Justin Barrett on Hitler, 2024](https://justinbarrett.ie/hitler-greatest-leader-of-all-time/index.html): The 2024 X post describing Hitler as "the greatest leader of all time", in its documented context. - [Clann Éireann](https://justinbarrett.ie/clann-eireann/index.html): The organisation Barrett founded in April 2024 after losing the National Party; reported by The Irish Times as having fewer than twenty members; the Béal na Bláth rally. - [Justin Barrett's election results, in full](https://justinbarrett.ie/election-results/index.html): The electoral record — 10,997 first-preference votes in 2004, 183 in the 2021 Dublin Bay South by-election — contest by contest, sourced. ## Forenames - [Justin (forename)](https://justinbar