Darndale statistics

ballsdeep69

A new report shows darndale is the most deprived area of Ireland with only 3pc working....or is just 3pc are paying tax? What do you think

eviltwin

Link?

ballsdeep69

eviltwin wrote: »

Link?

Heard it on radio

super_furry

ballsdeep69 wrote: »

A new report shows darndale is the most deprived area of Ireland with only 3pc working....or is just 3pc are paying tax? What do you think

What do you think?

Because at the last census, the figures showed a male unemployment rate of 37.8%, meaning that 62.2% are working.

So, you're talking out of your hoop their chief.

myshirt

The Island Field in Limerick is the most deprived, though Darndale is severely deprived yes. Stop reading tabloid newspapers, there is no conspiracy here, it is deprived.

kravmaga

ballsdeep69 wrote: »

A new report shows darndale is the most deprived area of Ireland with only 3pc working....or is just 3pc are paying tax? What do you think

YOU CANT JUST PICK ONE AREA/DISTRICT, SEE THE MAP IN THE LINK BELOW, LOTS OF DEPRIVED AREAS IN IRELAND. WHY YOU PICK JUST ONE??

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/revealed-irelands-most-affluent-and-disadvantaged-areas-36304159.html

amcalester

In 2016 the male unemployment rate was 45%, big jump from that to 97%. Granted this is male only but it is indicitive.


https://www.irishtimes.com/news/social-affairs/three-abc-anti-child-poverty-programmes-in-dublin-in-doubt-1.2529997?mode=amp

Lorelli!

I don't know about the statistics. It was apparently built based on an award winning design but then built in a much smaller space than intended. Too many houses close together.

stimpson

Lorelli! wrote: »

I don't know about the statistics. It was apparently built based on an award winning design but then built in a much smaller space than intended. Too many houses close together.

I heard it was built on an Indian burial ground.

darkdubh

stimpson wrote: »

I heard it was built on an Indian burial ground.

s7ryf3925pivug

They get everything for free, so 'deprived' isn't accurate. The local culture and level of criminality is the problem.

Loughc

ballsdeep69 wrote: »

Heard it on radio

Cool story. What station and show did you hear it on?

dotsman

To be honest, looking at that map, the data is not adding up with reality. Not sure what they are using to determine if an area is deprived or affluent. But according to that map, people living by Heuston Station are far more affluent than those living anywhere in the Dublin 4 area.

Likewise, looking at some of the smaller zones next to each other in the city center, where there is literally only one or two apartment complexes per zone, they have different figures for the two zones, despite rent, accommodation type/standard, renters, social group etc pretty much the exact same between the apartment complexes, and thus, zones.

MilesMorales1

That sounds like bull**** to me OP.

Odhinn

stimpson wrote: »

I heard it was built on an Indian burial ground.

Sure if it was it would be the size of a phonebox.

biko

What are they deprived of?
Did t the council just say "give them nothing"?

BillyBobBS

Hattie Swift Handlebar wrote: »

They get everything for free, so 'deprived' isn't accurate. The local culture and level of criminality is the problem.

You have proof of this free stuff of course?

Odhinn

Hattie Swift Handlebar wrote: »

They get everything for free, so 'deprived' isn't accurate. The local culture and level of criminality is the problem.

What do they get for free?

Permabear

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MilesMorales1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkrX5J73Vi4

mikemac2

Is the Hilton hotel still claiming to be near the airport? :P

MilesMorales1

mikemac2 wrote: »

Is the Hilton hotel still claiming to be near the airport? :P

The one next to clarehall? It's close enough sure.

Loughc

MilesMorales1 wrote: »

The one next to clarehall? It's close enough sure.

Yea it's only a stone's throw away... provided you tie the stone to a plane first.

Dr Crayfish

Had to drive into Darndale last week, it's not that bad nowadays

topper75

Hattie Swift Handlebar wrote: »

They get everything for free, so 'deprived' isn't accurate. The local culture and level of criminality is the problem.

Not directly familiar with Darndale but I know the other place mentioned on the thread - Island Field, Limerick. The amount of resources dedicated to it over the years by the state would not permit one to use the work 'deprived' in any denotative sense.

In fact, if one were to tot everything spent on such areas and divide it by the number of inhabitants, I'm sure the resulting figure would be staggering.

Fr_Dougal

This is much more accurate: http://airomaps.nuim.ie/id/AI_Atlas/?mobileBreakPoint=400/

Chrongen

ballsdeep69 wrote: »

A new report shows darndale is the most deprived area of Ireland with only 3pc working....or is just 3pc are paying tax? What do you think

The only place in Ireland where only 3% are working is a ****ing cemetery.

Darndale maybe be deprived but it isn't a favella.

bilbot79

I always wonder about the fact we pay so much to support these people. Does it stave off crime or something?

Maybe it's worth it

Loughc

Chrongen wrote: »

The only place in Ireland where only 3% are working is a ****ing cemetery.

Darndale maybe be deprived but it isn't a favella.

True, sure everyone knows that 80% of all stats are made up.

dotsman

Do you mean this Darndale?

Geuze

super_furry wrote: »

What do you think?

Because at the last census, the figures showed a male unemployment rate of 37.8%, meaning that 62.2% are working.

So, you're talking out of your hoop their chief.

That's 62.2% of the labour force, not the adult pop.

Many adults would be inactive in the LF in this area.

Geuze

Deprivation data here:

http://trutzhaase.eu/deprivation-index/the-2016-pobal-hp-deprivation-index-for-small-areas/

dd972

Didn't some Travellers refuse to go there once?, as they didn't want their kids growing up there. :pac: