Family of seven sleep in Garda station Mod note post one

dotsman · 09-08-2018 09:38PM

MFPM wrote: »

Many of the comments on this thread are disgusting filled with hysterical ranting against one woman. All of this in a week when we have witnessed I-Res reporting €69.5 million in profits furthermore despite a decline in private rental transactions across Europe, Dublin bucks the trend and is positively booming....

https://www.independent.ie/business/commercial-property/increasing-rental-income-sees-profits-at-irelands-biggest-private-landlord-more-than-double-37180951.html

https://www.independent.ie/business/commercial-property/dublin-bucks-decline-in-european-commercial-property-market-deals-37175805.html

The dependence on the private sector is a key factor in the housing crisis, they are making millions in profits which we the taxpayer subsidize and you lot are screeching about one woman and her children......seriously lads get a f@cking life.

Are businesses not allowed make a profit? And what do those reports have to do with a thieving, lying, scamming bitch and a herd of muppets who champion her?

end of the road · 09-08-2018 09:38PM

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

Those who do not work should not require housing within the Dublin area. Why would they?

they should. because that is where the services and opportunities are, and it ultimately means we aren't spending, quite likely multiple billions, in replicating resources elsewhere.

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

Be honest now. There are plenty of places around the country where they could be housed,

with little to no services or opportunities. in turn quite likely costing us a ridiculous amount of money down the line trying to clean up that mess. a mess we actually have had to try and clean up before. ballymun among others.

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

but Dublin is not a place for housing you if you are not contributing, only taking and demanding.

dublin is a place for you if you live there. end of story. dublin only being a place for those who contribute is never going to happen, as social cleansing and ghettoisation and dumping grounds don't work.

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

There is a lot of anger on this thread about takers.

some of it justified, most of it hysterical and over exaggerated nonsense however.

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

Most of us have contributed to society by working, paying taxes, high rents, mortgages, considering a second (yes) a second child, paying commuting and childcare costs.

and? none of that makes us special. it's your job if you can to contribute to society. everything else such as commuting costs is a choice based on many different circumstances.

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

A lot of our hard work goes into funding the lifestyle choices of others who do not contribute at all, but take, take, take,

And then take to FB if they don't get exactly what they want.

The world has definitely gone mad.

indeed, and they are a small minority. better they are given something then not.

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

I bet there is no journo out there who will take them in to their homes. Oh no.

why would they? would you take a stranger into your home? or is it only journalists or celebrities or those who don't tell you what you want to hear who must take people into their homes?

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

Housing priority within the Dublin Region should be for productive taxpaying, law abiding citizens.

it already is . most people in social housing or on the list are exactly those you mention. all though i think you might mean something different? which if so, then chances are it would be discriminatory and can't be done.

Sleeper12 · 09-08-2018 09:40PM

I can't find the quote but in her own words it went something like "it was Meath and not Dublin. Too far from mammy" according to posts earlier on in the thread.
Maybe someone else can post the link

Edit : it was reported on the 9 o clock news that she turned down a place in Meath

Pkiernan · 09-08-2018 09:40PM

I note she has money for tooth whitening

fullstop · 09-08-2018 09:40PM

LLMMLL wrote: »

They. Don’t. All. Go. To. The. Same. Station.

Proof?

09-08-2018 09:40PM

deco nate wrote: »

7,some say 8

It's possible to have kids fostered by a relative and they get paid the full amount. Even if the parents live right next door for example, or across a halting site. Or so I've heard.

Kermit.de.frog · 09-08-2018 09:42PM

How much child benefit payments would she be getting per month for 6 kids?

Sycamore Tree · 09-08-2018 09:43PM

NIMAN wrote: »

Was she seriously offered accomm yesterday?

News said she was offered a house in Meath.

Spanish Eyes · 09-08-2018 09:43PM

I do realise that it is the Silly Season, but honestly this debacle did not need to be reported all day either.

Journos need to get their act together and research before reporting.

The sinister side of this, is that no one will call them out for fear of racism and PC rules.

We are fkn doomed to live with a one sided view of everything now, unless we discuss on places like this.

Great little country. A dictatorship of views really.

digzy · 09-08-2018 09:44PM

Blazer wrote: »

I want a political party that comes out and says they will prioritize working people, initiate huge crackdowns on welfare fraud , limit children allowance, expand and support a modern police support and crack down on criminal activity. That party would be elected in a heartbeat I reckon?,

The unfortunate situation is that there's no party willing to position itself there.
It'd be savaged by RTand the Irish times and described as nazi!

In my area the supposedly most right wing party ( Fine Gael) are complicit in getting benefits for scroungers.

colm_mcm · 09-08-2018 09:47PM

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

How much child benefit payments would she be getting per month for 6 kids?

€840 p/m

fullstop · 09-08-2018 09:48PM

Omackeral wrote: »

That's the entirety of this poster's offerings. You're wasting your time if you think you'll get any actual engagement out of her.

You forgot one;

"Angry men

"

Roger Hassenforder · 09-08-2018 09:49PM

end of the road wrote: »

dublin is a place for you if you live there. end of story. dublin only being a place for those who contribute is never going to happen, as social cleansing and ghettoisation and dumping grounds don't work.

simple question EOTR

who is more "entitled" to live in Dublin?

A: this wan.
or
B: some poor mug from Clondalkin, working in Sandymount, paying off a negative equity mortgage for a 3 bed semi D in Gorey because he cant afford to live in Dublin, getting up before 6 for the daily commute, not seeing his family until about 8 that night, and driving past your wan in A, while she snoozes off last nights over-indulgences on the PAYE man's coin, in her free gaff, before rising at 3 for whats left of the afternoon TV...

you live where you can afford applies to workers only it seems.
you live where you want applies to those that do not want to work.

09-08-2018 09:49PM

This was posted about half 4 on this thread. As it’s a quote within the post, I can’t click reply for it to show up so copy n pasted

Quote:

She said she did not sleep, was minding her children all night, and that is why she decided to post the images on Facebook.

Ms Cash said she was referred to the garda station after alternative accommodation was not secured.

She said a place was offered to her late last night but it was unsuitable because it was in Co Meath and had room for just five children.

Ms Cash said she has secured accommodation until at least Monday through the Inner City Helping Homeless charity.

Jeff2 · 09-08-2018 09:49PM

Captain Obvious wrote: »

I'm struggling with the maths of it. Child benefit for six kids is 840 a month. Lone parents is up to 200 plus 30 per child per week. Minimum she's getting from that is 1100 a month. job seekers probably another 800 per month. That's excluding all the extra benefits she'd be getting from social. How can you need help setting up a home when you are getting about 3000 a month from social?

Some lifestyles cost so much it's hard to get by freeloading.

end of the road · 09-08-2018 09:49PM

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

In the so called Crisis we are having I think it is time to prioritise taxpaying productive workers now.

already happens. plenty of such people on the housing list.

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

Far too much time has been given to the scammers and their supporters, and I include the homeless "charities" that are funded by the taxpayer too. The message is all one sided.

actual scammers, or people who it has been decided are scammers because?

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

I don't see any argument to the contrary coming from you though.

there are plenty of arguments against your idea. i'm assuming the poster has thought that you thought the arguments through, and have still decided that you would like this idea to be implemented regardless.

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

And I notice that you failed to comment on the fact that productive taxpayers are on a double whammy here.... paying through the nose for themselves and paying for others too.

tax goes on a lot of different things. dispite all the costs we have to pay, we will be in a much better position then those relying on wellfare.

Turnipman · 09-08-2018 09:49PM

My God! there's another one in California!

Cork single mother-of-six left homeless by California fires

What is it about a certain subset of Irish women that renders them congenitally incapable of either using contraception or keeping their legs together?

There's even a Gofundme address for sympathetic readers to give her a digout.

dhaughton99 · 09-08-2018 09:50PM

Sleeper12 wrote: »

I can't find the quote but in her own words it went something like "it was Meath and not Dublin. Too far from mammy" according to posts earlier on in the thread.
Maybe someone else can post the link

That could be more money for her. Bleeding heart Paddy O’Moron on RTE was doing a piece from the social welfare offices in Tallaght today. One was getting €80 a month so she could travel from Tallaght to Clondalkin to see her mammy.

Heres Johnny · 09-08-2018 09:51PM

Omackeral wrote: »

DONTMATTER wrote: »

Proof?

DONTMATTER wrote: »

Read the thread.

DONTMATTER wrote: »

Reported

DONTMATTER wrote: »

Off to ignore. Bye bye.

DONTMATTER wrote: »

That's the entirety of this poster's offerings. You're wasting your time if you think you'll get any actual engagement out of her.

Was that a woman? Could have sworn it was a man I was having a great conversation with

Roger Hassenforder · 09-08-2018 09:52PM

Turnipman wrote: »

My God! there's another one in California!

Cork single mother-of-six left homeless by California fires

What is it about a certain subset of Irish women that renders them congenitally incapable of either using contraception or keeping their legs together?

There's even a Gofundme address for sympathetic readers to give her a digout.

in fairness she's a job...

(the kids would want to go handy on the Lucky Charms...)

09-08-2018 09:52PM

Sleeper12 wrote: »

I can't find the quote but in her own words it went something like "it was Meath and not Dublin. Too far from mammy" according to posts earlier on in the thread.
Maybe someone else can post the link

Edit : it was reported on the 9 o clock news that she turned down a place in Meath

She was offered a room in Meath last night, not the house she desires.

CeilingFly · 09-08-2018 09:52PM

Captain Obvious wrote: »

I'm struggling with the maths of it. Child benefit for six kids is 840 a month. Lone parents is up to 200 plus 30 per child per week. Minimum she's getting from that is 1100 a month. job seekers probably another 800 per month. That's excluding all the extra benefits she'd be getting from social. How can you need help setting up a home when you are getting about 3000 a month from social?

I don't think you get lone parents allowance when your husband is in prison.

Kermit.de.frog · 09-08-2018 09:52PM

colm_mcm wrote: »

€840 p/m

Ever feel like you're being fleeced?

Spanish Eyes · 09-08-2018 09:53PM

This is one sided propaganda right here. No surprise from the PC Times either let it be said.

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/social-affairs/homeless-family-finds-temporary-beds-after-night-in-garda-station-1.3591238

But nothing can be said about anything else apart from our obligations to provide everything for these entitled people.

Those poor kids are pawns in a dangerous game that no one can comment on in MSM anymore either.

colm_mcm · 09-08-2018 09:54PM

Strawberry Milkshake wrote: »

This was posted about half 4 on this thread. As it’s a quote within the post, I can’t click reply for it to show up so copy n pasted

Quote:

She said she did not sleep, was minding her children all night, and that is why she decided to post the images on Facebook.

Ms Cash said she was referred to the garda station after alternative accommodation was not secured.

She said a place was offered to her late last night but it was unsuitable because it was in Co Meath and had room for just five children.

Ms Cash said she has secured accommodation until at least Monday through the Inner City Helping Homeless charity.

Sorry, but room for 5 children my ar$e. Sleeping in a Garda station is preferable to 7 people fitting in accommodation designed for 6?

My grandparents had 12 people living in a 2 bed cottage back in the olden days.

Gatling · 09-08-2018 09:54PM

Jeffy17 wrote: »

"According to Ms Cash, she has been on the housing list for 11 years and the homeless list for the past year."

But in an interview in 2015 she said she was on the list 6 years,

So in 2018 she would be 9 years on the List

Where did she find the other few years

end of the road · 09-08-2018 09:54PM

Sleeper12 wrote: »

She has now been proven to be exploiting her children.

has she? where, how and by who? exploitation of children would be a crime surely?

Sleeper12 wrote: »

I don't believe that they are safe with her. You can't /shouldn't use your children like that

because they spent the night in a garda station? come on now, a garda station. a garda station would likely be the safest place to be for the children and if there were any issues, the gardai would be quick to deal with it.
if the gardai had any evidence the children were in danger then social services would have been called.

Purple Mountain · 09-08-2018 09:55PM

Captain Obvious wrote: »

I'm struggling with the maths of it. Child benefit for six kids is 840 a month. Lone parents is up to 200 plus 30 per child per week. Minimum she's getting from that is 1100 a month. job seekers probably another 800 per month. That's excluding all the extra benefits she'd be getting from social. How can you need help setting up a home when you are getting about 3000 a month from social?

Just to correct you there..
She would not be getting Jobseekers and One Parent together.
I get your point but at least check the facts.
She would have just under 200e pw for herself and just under 30e x 6 for each child.

giveitholly · 09-08-2018 09:57PM

She is 28 years of age and says she is on the housing list 11 years,so she expects the taxpayer to fund her entire life for her

anewme · 09-08-2018 09:57PM

I'm the person who is a victim of burglary despite working ny arse off and paying thousands In tax in a month. My Garda station was taken away due to lack of funds so the village is being is being rifled.

youll have to excuse me for having zero sympathy for someone who fails to turn up for NUMEROUS bench warrants for receiving stolen property. That stolen property is what is forcibly taken from our homes when we are in work, or in our beds leaving us in fear in our own homes.

Anyone not seeing through this scam is a complete fool.

Family of seven sleep in Garda station Mod note post one

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