Identity Ireland Twitter Stats

I'm told - with much exuberance - that it's important to hold an opinion on Identity Ireland. To be honest they seem to small to bother with the requisite reading.

Below are some stats on their Twitter account, presented largely without comment.

Total number of followers: 363

Location of followers: Normally this can be a little more involved, but to cut to the chase: 169 of their followers have timezone information set. Of those 140 are in Irish timezones. Sixteen are based in the States.
Another method of checking where followers come from is looking at the self-described location of followers. Here's a word cloud of where their followers say they're from:

I know there's a suspicion that they're mainly followed by UKIP / BNP supporters, but the evidence doesn't support this.

Follower descriptions: Here I pulled the Twitter biographies of everyone who follows Identity Ireland's Twitter account and put them in a word cloud. The more frequently a word is used in a follower's self description, the larger it gets:

Quite a few journalists in the mix, and a general bias towards those interested in current affairs.

Finally, who do their followers also follow? I checked 302 accounts, pulled a list of which other accounts they follow, and used the information to find out which other accounts are also popular with followers of Identity Ireland.
They are, in order:

1. TheJournal.ie (Hardly a bastion of anti immigration thought)
2. RTE News
3. David McWilliams
4. Dara O'Briain (immigrant)
5. Luke 'Ming' Flannagan (seasonal migrant worker)
6. Independent.ie
7. The Irish Times
8. Lucinda Creighton
9. Vincent Browne (not famed for his condemnation of lax immigration policy)
10. Gerry Adams (immigrant, by unionist standards)
11. Fintan "Immigrants out" O'Toole
12. BBC Breaking News
13. Pope Francis (immigrant)
14. Shane Ross
15. Mick Wallace
16. GardaTraffic
17. Matt Cooper
18. Enda Kenny
19. Catherine Murphy
20. Nigel Farage

I can barely bother to force an opinion for such a tiny group. Their followers are genuine accounts and almost all based in Ireland. That said, are they supporters? The Journal is the account most popular with its followers and it has not lauded the party. Other accounts followed in the main indicate left wing, pro immigration views or a general interest in current events. But given their small size, should we really care?