Family of seven sleep in Garda station Mod note post one

yosser hughes · 09-08-2018 08:34PM

MFPM wrote: »

Do tell me how?...Oh, kind of ironic name you have there given your apathy for this woman and her family.

You and your sort only pity, you have zero aspiration for these kids.

You know nothing about me or my life and what I've been through.

homerjay2005 · 09-08-2018 08:35PM

WanderlustIre wrote: »

Am i missing something or is this site full of fascist right wing thinkers?

Why would anyone make a laugh of this? The government have failed those kids. In Irish society no person should not have a front door of their own. I dont believe this to be a pr stunt.

Care to explain how or why this is the governments fault?

99%+ plus of the population seem to manage fine...

colm_mcm · 09-08-2018 08:35PM

Queuing_up_at ATM_is fukcing_sh1t SoItIs wrote: »

The single mother slut probably refused several properties. It should be sterilised.

No need to resort to name calling. There’s every chance all the kids have the same father.

MFPM · 09-08-2018 08:36PM

yosser hughes wrote: »

yep deluded.

Fintan O'Toole
Kitty Holland
Vincent Browne
Joe Duffy
Philip boucher Hayes
Kieran Cuddihy
Colette Browne
Sarah McInerney
Patrick Freyne
Conor Hunt

That' just off the top of my head and Sean O'Rourke or Maria Finucane aren't particularly right wing either.
I could go on and on and on.

Left wing opinions dominate in our media.

It's indoctrinated in them from their times studying sociology and arts degrees in college which is also left wing dominated.

Cuddihy is no left winger, FFS nor is McInerney....Freyne is predominantly a media commentator.

As for the media dominated by left wing opinion you really should go and educate yourself a bit more - read the unflinching support for austerity throughout the economic crisis.

Sleeper12 · 09-08-2018 08:37PM

MFPM wrote:

Thankfully people with your attitudes don't get to
make that decision and if you have kids I hope they grow up with more humanity than you have.

I have two children in their twenties. Both of them volunteer along with my wife with homeless charities. I am not against any homeless person or family. I am against anyone who lies & cheats and tries to steal another families place on the housing list.

I don't understand how anyone can defend someone trying to steal another families place. How do you decide that one family is more deserving than another? I prefer to leave that to the professionals

yosser hughes · 09-08-2018 08:37PM

MFPM wrote: »

Cuddihy is no left winger, FFS nor is McInerney....Freyne is predominantly a media commentator.

As for the media dominated by left wing opinion you really should go and educate yourself a bit more - read the unflinching support for austerity throughout the economic crisis.

oh grow up. I'm not going back and forth on this.

Spanish Eyes · 09-08-2018 08:38PM

MFPM wrote: »

Are you suggesting there is no crisis?

You are aware that many many people who are taxpaying productive workers are caught up in the 'so called' crisis? Secondly how would you suggest just this cohort of people are prioritized - higher wages, less stringent banking regulations...enlighten us?

You negate any argument you have with the use of that term.

If you bothered to read my post you'll note I said the problem is because of an over dependence on the private market to provide housing and the refusal of the state to actively build a substantial number of social and affordable houses - the solutions are quite simple but the government will not engage with them.

Again put your glasses on and read, I specifically made the point about the how the taxpayers subsidies the profits of the REITs to the tune of millions but you didn't notice that because you were too busy propagating your indignation at this one woman and her children.

Now when you get over that indignation and you want an intelligent debate on the housing crisis let me know otherwise p!ss off back to indignantville.

How to solve this is what I am asking?

You appear to be having a right Left wing rant, pardon the pun.

Have you any sympathy for those who are working who cannot afford to live in Dublin, as opposed to those who demand to do so at the taxpayer's cost?

And there is no need to be so rabid and insulting. We are just having a debate. But sometimes those who have no argument shout the loudest with inanities and insults.

Alrigghtythen · 09-08-2018 08:39PM

On the 17th July she is posting on fb celebrating "she got a house"

What happened that?

MFPM · 09-08-2018 08:39PM

yosser hughes wrote: »

You and your sort only pity, you have zero aspiration for these kids.

You know nothing about me or my life and what I've been through.

You and your sort only pity, you have zero aspiration for these kids.

I do have pity, I'm a human being and as for aspiration well they won't get any if they're homeless.

You know nothing about me or my life and what I've been through.

I made no comment about you or your life I made a comment over your name and the irony of your use of it given the creator of the character and the work you took it from - your lack of empathy is very at odds with both.

Icsics · 09-08-2018 08:39PM

As others have said, her facebook page is a revelation. Sun beds, elaborate communion dress, drink, presents etc. She has a post up about her children being taken on holiday & complaining as one was being sent home for being 'bold'. Absolute utter disgrace that the taxpayer is funding her lifestyle choice & now she wants a house for the brood, should have thought about housing before u had all these children Margaret!

MayoSalmon · 09-08-2018 08:41PM

Media having a field day with this one

LLMMLL · 09-08-2018 08:43PM

Sleeper12 wrote: »

Horrible thing to say

I'm an anti FG but can't fault them on this scam artist. I just knew her Facebook page would hang her.

I don't know. I knew she was from the get go. I repeat, con artists like this lady get homeless people a bad name. This is why started the thread

Most are too ashamed (not that they should be) to come forward. What caring mother would put their children in a photo like this

There was a lot of good intention behind Apollo house. The fact that the chef turned out to be a sex offender doesn't take away from the vast majority of good intentions behind Apollo house.

I hope that the posters who I'd usually be on the same side as will in future take a step back & think before posting. Several attacked me and my motivation yet I have been proven right. Plenty attacked me personally or my intentions whilst I'm trying to point out a con artist & at the same time stick up for homeless people & their rights

Facebook always tells the truth in the end

Proved right? Where?

The worst I could see on her Facebook was two tanning sessions (they cost just over 5 euro) one very large drinking session, and one small drinking session.

Apparently there’s a foreign holiday I didn’t see.

None of this is evidence that she’s pulling a scam.

Sleeper12 · 09-08-2018 08:43PM

Alrigghtythen wrote:

On the 17th July she is posting on fb celebrating "she got a house"

Alrigghtythen wrote:

What happened that?

Turned it down

MFPM · 09-08-2018 08:43PM

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

How to solve this is what I am asking?

You appear to be having a right Left wing rant, pardon the pun.

Have you any sympathy for those who are working who cannot afford to live in Dublin, as opposed to those who demand to do so at the taxpayer's cost?

And there is no need to be so rabid and insulting. We are just having a debate. But sometimes those who have no argument shout the loudest with inanities and insults.

How to solve this is what I am asking?

I've made several points in several posts on this.

Have you any sympathy for those who are working who cannot afford to live in Dublin, as opposed to those who demand to do so at the taxpayer's cost?

I moved out of Dublin last year at great inconvenience because I couldn't afford to live there, I drive 5 hours or take a 6 hour train journey to and from work most days occasionally staying with family so I know all about the problems of affordability.

And there is no need to be so rabid and insulting.

Have you asked all the poster spewing abuse at this woman not to be so rabid and insulting?

the taxpayer's cost

Tell me, do you have a problem subsidizing the profits of the REITs through your taxation?

Gatling · 09-08-2018 08:45PM

Seems several posters trying to get the tread locked ,

Spanish Eyes · 09-08-2018 08:45PM

MayoSalmon wrote: »

Media having a field day with this one

They ought to be ashamed of themselves. The contributors to and taxpayers of this country deserve a lot better than reporting this type of stunt as being a stain on all our characters.

Journos research tools make them look like total tools now also.

VonZan · 09-08-2018 08:45PM

MFPM wrote: »

Are you suggesting there is no crisis?

You are aware that many many people who are taxpaying productive workers are caught up in the 'so called' crisis? Secondly how would you suggest just this cohort of people are prioritized - higher wages, less stringent banking regulations...enlighten us?

You negate any argument you have with the use of that term.

If you bothered to read my post you'll note I said the problem is because of an over dependence on the private market to provide housing and the refusal of the state to actively build a substantial number of social and affordable houses - the solutions are quite simple but the government will not engage with them.

Again put your glasses on and read, I specifically made the point about the how the taxpayers subsidies the profits of the REITs to the tune of millions but you didn't notice that because you were too busy propagating your indignation at this one woman and her children.

Now when you get over that indignation and you want an intelligent debate on the housing crisis let me know otherwise p!ss off back to indignantville.

Any sort of intelligent debate on this topic leads to the conclusion that social and affordable housing aren't feasible on the mass scale that is needed. The problem is creating artificially high standards that most people simply cannot afford.

Also, regulation is the problem and it puts off many people investing in this country. We aren't a socialist country nor do we have the means to provide state subsidied housing on the scale 'needed'.

Having six kids and expecting the state to provide for them shows a shocking level of entitlement from this women and the media. It shows how out of touch they are with the taxpayer.

The only way the state can create the funding required for a project would be to increase CT and Income Tax. They won't touch CT and Income tax increases will lead to absolute chaos as I don't think the taxpayer are willing to take another hit for the so-called 'greater good'.

It's very easy to say to build more houses, how about telling us where the money comes from? I certainly wouldn't be willing to pay a cent extra to subsidise the lifestyles of those that continually rely on the state in perpetuity.

Alrigghtythen · 09-08-2018 08:46PM

Sleeper12 wrote: »

Turned it down

She was inviting people to come for tea and seemed delighted with it. I don't think she did turn it down. It was in Tallaght.

Spanish Eyes · 09-08-2018 08:49PM

MFPM wrote: »

I've made several points in several posts on this.

I moved out of Dublin last year at great inconvenience because I couldn't afford to live there, I drive 5 hours or take a 6 hour train journey to and from work most days occasionally staying with family so I know all about the problems of affordability.

Have you asked all the poster spewing abuse at this woman not to be so rabid and insulting?

Tell me, do you have a problem subsidizing the profits of the REITs through your taxation?

Someone didn't invest in REITS on time I'm guessing!

I was responding to YOUR post not anyone else's, I wish I could have 100 fingers on my keyboard to do so, but I only have ten.

Relax. Do not get angry, it is just a website with differing views.

But honestly, I cannot understand how you are not seething given your commute and obligation to move so far away, when others can just demand what they want at our expense.

I really think the tide is turning now though.

Spanish Eyes · 09-08-2018 08:55PM

VonZan wrote: »

Any sort of intelligent debate on this topic leads to the conclusion that social and affordable housing aren't feasible on the mass scale that is needed. The problem is creating artificially high standards that most people simply cannot afford.

Also, regulation is the problem and it puts off many people investing in this country. We aren't a socialist country nor do we have the means to provide state subsidied housing on the scale 'needed'.

Having six kids and expecting the state to provide for them shows a shocking level of entitlement from this women and the media. It shows how out of touch they are with the taxpayer.

The only way the state can create the funding required for a project would be to increase CT and Income Tax. They won't touch CT and Income tax increases will lead to absolute chaos as I don't think the taxpayer are willing to take another hit for the so-called 'greater good'.

It's very easy to say to build more houses, how about telling us where the money comes from? I certainly wouldn't be willing to pay a cent extra to subsidise the lifestyles of those that continually rely on the state in perpetuity.

Excellent post.

The fact of the matter is, that many of those who demand State subsidised housing seem to only accept what they WANT, not what they NEED!

And so the homeless charities and mouthpieces get their say, again at taxpayer expense.

We will never be able to house everyone who cannot afford to house themselves, I don't think any country can.

Anyway. The taxpayers of this country need a voice too. And I hope they will get it soon enough.

Alrigghtythen · 09-08-2018 08:56PM

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Enniscorthy Guardian12 Dec 2017
A woman who was found in a drunken state in a car full of property that had been stolen during the course of a burglary in Enniscorthy appeared before the court last week charged with handling stolen goods.

Margaret Cash (27) of 22 Sundale Villas, Tallaght, Dublin, was present in court and pleaded guilty to the charge, dating from October 5, 2013.

Detective Garda Martin Brauders told the court that on the night in question, gardaí received a call about a car acting suspiciously in the Drumgoold area.

Detective Garda Martin Brauders told the court that on the night in question, gardaí received a call about a car acting suspiciously in the Drumgoold area.

The vehicle was eventually located and a chase ensued. The car pulled in at Kilconnib, Monageer, and some of the occupants fled the scene, leaving the defendant and another lady behind. Garda Brauders said that the defendant was in an intoxicated state when arrested and had to be taken to hospital as she was ill. He said that the property, consisting of a laptop, a flat-screen TV, pieces of Waterford Crystal and 20 rugs, was owned by Mr Andy O’Brien and had been taken during the course of a burglary.

Garda Brauders said that he was happy that the defendant, whose only previous convictions were road traffic matters, had taken no part in the burglary and that she played a minor part in the whole incident.

Garda Brauders said that he was happy that the defendant, whose only previous convictions were road traffic matters, had taken no part in the burglary and that she played a minor part in the whole incident.

Cash’s solicitor said that she was a mother of seven and was facing a difficult time at the moment as the family were being made homeless. He said that they are currently going site to site and are finding it very hard.

Upon hearing all the evidence, Judge Haughton opted to give Cash the benefit of the Probation Act Section 1.2, recording a conviction, but not imposing a penalty.

Sleeper12 · 09-08-2018 08:57PM

Alrigghtythen wrote:

She was inviting people to come for tea and seemed delighted with it. I don't think she did turn it down. It was in Tallaght.

I'm just delighted that we stopped the prisoners wives benefit almost 10 years ago. Not prisoners spouse or husband. Just prisoners wives benefit

Rubberchikken · 09-08-2018 08:57PM

Where does.she want to be housed?
Its all well and good to be homeless but homeless six kids and insisting on remaining near family/school/dole office really irkes.

Sleeper12 · 09-08-2018 09:00PM

Rubberchikken wrote:

Where does.she want to be housed? Its all well and good to be homeless but homeless six kids and insisting on remaining near family/school/dole office really irkes.

It doesn't matter. There are families ahead of her on the housing list and her publicity stunt shouldn't let her skip other people with children

whiskeyman · 09-08-2018 09:02PM

Headline on RTE 9 News!

jaykay74 · 09-08-2018 09:02PM

Those kids should be in foster care to give them some chance.

NIMAN · 09-08-2018 09:06PM

I heard this on the news this morning, and of course I knew it was going to be sensationalised to the hilt, cos the media love stories like this.

But I find it sad that people will exploit their own kids for gain. They are imho the lowest of the low.

And isn't it interesting that some other details are starting to come out which doesn't look good for her.

A drain on society is what this woman is, shame she had to load six kids on to the state to look after too.

Spanish Eyes · 09-08-2018 09:06PM

whiskeyman wrote: »

Headline on RTE 9 News!

I don't watch TV anymore now, but I am really surprised that the RTE propaganda machine is still operating, given that the world and its mother knows the lady in question is questionable to say the least of it.

Must be because RTE think people cannot use Social Media, and it may be directed at an (ahem) slightly non techie viewership. Must be.

But we know more!

Rubberchikken · 09-08-2018 09:06PM

I agree with the waiting list.
These stunts have the bleeding hearts out in thrir droves.
I get tired of reading about people who want to be housed but only in specific areas. Funnily enough they arent always in employment so why be so fussy.
Plus kids will settle into school anywhere given a chance.

freddie1970 · 09-08-2018 09:08PM

Just watched it on the news ..Even my 70 year old mother cant believe it ..How the fook can u have 7 kids when u have no home has she even heard off contraception why do we need to listen to this ..

Family of seven sleep in Garda station Mod note post one

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