One year on from Ms Cash's impassioned speech

punisher5112

endacl wrote: »

The right ditch at the right speed and angle could knock a couple of them permanently out of commission before they do too much damage.

She would sue the council....

Augeo

Augeo wrote: »

Thank u God and our lady my children never needed anything from any1 �� My first born is going on 14 and he's the best owl child tg �� so proud of myself for doing it all on my own wit no help from family or there daddy �� #mykids #alwaysandforever �� They are wat Keeps Me Going ���� God look over us ���� keep all evil away from us �� I no mommy's minding us from heaven anyway ����

I thought that her self employed husband was back on the scene.

punisher5112

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I thought that her self employed husband was back on the scene.

Have to keep up appearances, he was dipping the wick in others but came back after a stint inside...

howamidifferent

Augeo wrote: »

so proud of myself for doing it all on my own wit no help from family or there daddy

Hard worker that she is....

Augeo

Augeo wrote: »

Thank u God and our lady my children never needed anything from any1 �� My first born is going on 14 and he's the best owl child tg �� so proud of myself for doing it all on my own wit no help from family or there daddy �� #mykids #alwaysandforever �� They are wat Keeps Me Going ���� God look over us ���� keep all evil away from us �� I no mommy's minding us from heaven anyway ����

Love that. Never needed anything from any1.

suicide_circus

Deleted User wrote: »

Never needed anything from any1.

except everything

suicide_circus

suicide_circus wrote: »

except everything

And just take the rest!

freshpopcorn

NIMAN wrote: »

Where does an unemployed single mum with 7 kids get money for a quad?

Serious question.

She never claimed to be poor just homeless I think and the government were robbing people like her.

Eric Cartman

Deleted User wrote: »

I thought that her self employed husband was back on the scene.

until his next stint at chateau de mountjoy.

padd b1975

punisher5112 wrote: »

The settled folk? The Amish? The curds?

Visitors.


LOL.

splinter65

suicide_circus wrote: »

except everything

There are far better educated people then Margaret Cash who not only dont know or understand where the State get the money for SW payments, they don’t care even if you did explain.
Travellers in particular never wonder and certainly don’t care, ever. I know Traveler mothers of 10+ children who, if you asked them, would say that I made a lifestyle choice to go to work and not claim SW. And technically, they’re correct.
Where it gets complicated for them is if you suggest that if everyone decided to choose to have 10+ children and not earn money from employment with no other source of income then SW, that that would mean that there would soon be a terrible crisis which would result in there being no money for SW for anyone.

What’s the legal age for someone to drive a quad bike on the road?

punisher5112

[Deleted User] wrote: »

What’s the legal age for someone to drive a quad bike on the road?

Never in Ireland unless registered in the North....

Or before is it 2004 registered if I recall correctly, it could be off but you can't since around then legally even if it had lights etc....

The council get around this for spraying by contracting from the north.....

If he were 16 he could legally ride a moped 49cc but somehow doubt they'll go the legal route.

punisher5112

Where does she go lifting for clothes these days.

sligojoek

endacl wrote: »

The right ditch at the right speed and angle could knock a couple of them permanently out of commission before they do too much damage.

Be grand.

�� I no mommy's minding us from heaven anyway ����

goose2005

Deleted User wrote: »

I thought that her self employed husband was back on the scene.

the DSP could be watching the social media, have to keep up an image

BattleCorp

Deleted User wrote: »

What’s the legal age for someone to drive a quad bike on the road?

You also need tax, insurance and a licence to drive them on the road.

Laws don't apply to them people, don't you know. :mad:

sligojoek

CASH FUNERAL

A childhood friend of mine had a bad accident in Cork 3 weeks ago. Was in hospital for 2 weeks and died. Buried last Friday. Only his wife, children, brothers and sisters (three of them guards)No exceptions, were allowed to attend.

Yet this shower can do what they like.

Any other funeral, the Bindo would have close ups of the chief mourners., None at the Cash funeral.

JP Liz V1

eurokev wrote: »

Just having a snoop on Maggie's fb page again, as we had a Cash traveller funeral in Cork and wanted to see if any relation, (don't think they are)

I did see she got a quad for her youngfellas yesterday though -" to keep them quiet". Gbt

Way more than 10 at it, no social distancing

sligojoek

sligojoek wrote: »

CASH FUNERAL

A childhood friend of mine had a bad accident in Cork 3 weeks ago. Was in hospital for 2 weeks and died. Buried last Friday. Only his wife, children, brothers and sisters (three of them guards)No exceptions, were allowed to attend.

Yet this shower can do what they like.

Any other funeral, the Bindo would have close ups of the chief mourners., None at the Cash funeral.

I see little reason to object to 100+ of their community all gathering together by their own choice at a time when they may contract a potentially fatal virus. I mean, big funerals are part of their culture, boss. And they’re not exactly known to be the healthiest of folk. What’s the worst that could happen?

It’s not as though there’s not an upside potential here.

I wonder is the Covid what she had envisioned with her whole "Winter is coming!!"?..

Ash.J.Williams

Augeo wrote: »

Thank u God and our lady my children never needed anything from any1 �� My first born is going on 14 and he's the best owl child tg �� so proud of myself for doing it all on my own wit no help from family or there daddy �� #mykids #alwaysandforever �� They are wat Keeps Me Going ���� God look over us ���� keep all evil away from us �� I no mommy's minding us from heaven anyway ����

if god is the dept of social welfare then yes she is correct

smurgen

sligojoek wrote: »

CASH FUNERAL

A childhood friend of mine had a bad accident in Cork 3 weeks ago. Was in hospital for 2 weeks and died. Buried last Friday. Only his wife, children, brothers and sisters (three of them guards)No exceptions, were allowed to attend.

Yet this shower can do what they like.

Any other funeral, the Bindo would have close ups of the chief mourners., None at the Cash funeral.

Seen it yesterday. Absolute disgrace. The money spent on the funeral must have been massive also.

padd b1975

smurgen wrote: »

Seen it yesterday. Absolute disgrace. The money spent on the funeral must have been massive also.

Travellers gonna be "travelling".

smurgen

smurgen wrote: »

Seen it yesterday. Absolute disgrace. The money spent on the funeral must have been massive also.

Well, they like to give something back to local businesses in the communities in which they acquire their fortunes. I see that spending as some form of rebate.

Beasty

eurokev wrote: »

we had a Cash traveller funeral in Cork and wanted to see if any relation, (don't think they are)

So you decided to bump this thread anyway

[Niamh] thread not to re-open as per https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=113445350#post113445350