Family of seven sleep in Garda station Mod note post one

Wheeliebin30 · 10-08-2018 11:02PM

Blazer wrote: »

Its normally accounted for. You will never have full employment so generally around 3% of the population are unemployed due to ill health, disability or just plain lazy.
The problem here is she's a member of the welfare culture who feel they are entitled to get everything for free and will engage in any manner to get it whether by pulling the above stunt or engaging in criminal behaviour.
She's getting 55K a year tax free into her hand. She's going out on the piss, taking sunbed sessions while her husband is in jail for criminal behaviour which we again are paying for. All in all this family is probably costing taxpayers the bones of 150k a year (around 100k for her husband).
There is no way you can argue that this women is not being supported.
She is being supported far beyond any taxpayer in this country.

Disability isn’t included in Ireland’s unemployed figures.

So our lazy spongers are a lot higher than you think.

Atlantic Dawn · 10-08-2018 11:02PM

I would bet my car that she will have a house before the year is out.

Trigger Happy · 10-08-2018 11:02PM

Wheeliebin30 wrote: »

So Canada isn’t a utopia compared to Ireland

Walk down Front street in Toronto and there are at least a dozen proper tramps begging. They look a lot worse off than any beggars we have. Not much of a safety net for those that do fall on hard times. I don’t know if there are homeless charities though.
Every country has its problems, some deal with those problems better than others.

Atlantic Dawn · 10-08-2018 11:03PM

Trigger Happy wrote: »

Walk down Front street in Toronto and there are at least a dozen proper tramps begging. They look a lot worse off than any beggars we have. Not much of a safety net for those that do fall on hard times. I don’t know if there are homeless charities though.
Every country has its problems, some deal with those problems better than others.

Exactly, no generous dole and no charity industry.

Wheeliebin30 · 10-08-2018 11:04PM

Trigger Happy wrote: »

Walk down Front street in Toronto and there are at least a dozen proper tramps begging. They look a lot worse off than any beggars we have. Not much of a safety net for those that do fall on hard times. I don’t know if there are homeless charities though.
Every country has its problems, some deal with those problems better than others.

That’s my point.

Ireland is top of the list for how it treats its citizens who fall in hard times.

This bint gives it a totally undeserved bad name.

glenfieldman · 10-08-2018 11:05PM

Wheeliebin30 wrote: »

Yes 200,000 my bad.

But still more when compared to Ireland and population ratio.

Your rowing back on your stupid stats
Canada may have 200,000 homeless but I’d bet you they are genuinely homeless, like on the streets in artic conditions not put up in a warm hotel room

Wheeliebin30 · 10-08-2018 11:06PM

glenfieldman wrote: »

Your rowing back on your stupid stats
Canada may have 200,000 homeless but I’d bet you they are genuinely homeless, like on the streets in artic conditions not put up in a warm hotel room

Think we’re agreeing on the same issue here.

22michael44 · 10-08-2018 11:08PM

Blazer wrote: »

Its normally accounted for. You will never have full employment so generally around 3% of the population are unemployed due to ill health, disability or just plain lazy.
The problem here is she's a member of the welfare culture who feel they are entitled to get everything for free and will engage in any manner to get it whether by pulling the above stunt or engaging in criminal behaviour.
She's getting 55K a year tax free into her hand. She's going out on the piss, taking sunbed sessions while her husband is in jail for criminal behaviour which we again are paying for. All in all this family is probably costing taxpayers the bones of 150k a year (around 100k for her husband).
There is no way you can argue that this women is not being supported.
She is being supported far beyond any taxpayer in this country.

you're right, i'm not arguing that she's not being supported; and people who are arguing that are blinkered/are using this case to serve their agenda

glenfieldman · 10-08-2018 11:08PM

Wheeliebin30 wrote: »

So Canada isn’t a utopia compared to Ireland

Yes it is
Proper welfare
Proper justice and prison system
Excellent (free) education and health
And it doesn’t have an inflated rental problem

ayux4rj6zql2ph · 10-08-2018 11:08PM

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

I would bet my car that she will have a house before the year is out.

Before the month is out I would think

Wheeliebin30 · 10-08-2018 11:11PM

glenfieldman wrote: »

Yes it is
Proper welfare
Proper justice and prison system
Excellent (free) education and health
And it doesn’t have an inflated rental problem

Proper welfare with 200,000 homeless people??????????????????

glenfieldman · 10-08-2018 11:12PM

Prisoner 6753 wrote: »

Before the month is out I would think

And the Sinners and the liberals will be all over the story like flies around turds
And when her litter of brats trash the place they will be no where in sight

fritzelly · 10-08-2018 11:12PM

J Mysterio wrote: »

Homeless mother criticises 'horrible' reaction to family sleeping at Garda station

Margaret Cash condemns social media response to the incident

Irish Times.

Surprised no one has requoted this - it's not her fault, it's the government thats letting her down, she makes sure the kids are fed and cleaned with government money sic "our taxes" so why can't they give her an house. She does what she can with what she gets which isn't much :eek: It's hard to keep the alcohol flowing when you've got kids to look after and by god how much must it cost to take them all on holiday to Spain

22michael44 · 10-08-2018 11:12PM

glenfieldman wrote: »

Yes it is
Proper welfare
Proper justice and prison system
Excellent (free) education and health
And it doesn’t have an inflated rental problem

and authentic-looking homeless people

dav3 · 10-08-2018 11:12PM

glenfieldman wrote: »

Your rowing back on your stupid stats
Canada may have 200,000 homeless but I’d bet you they are genuinely homeless, like on the streets in artic conditions not put up in a warm hotel room

https://excal.on.ca/canadian-homelessness-york-research/

Over 235,000 Canadians experience homelessness in Canada every year.

On any given night, some 35,000 Canadians are homeless, according to a new report by York’s Canadian Observatory on Homelessness, or COH.

Atlantic Dawn · 10-08-2018 11:13PM

Prisoner 6753 wrote: »

Before the month is out I would think

Any childless man/woman seeking a home from the council will likely wait 40 years plus to get any offer of housing, meanwhile some of these career welfarers get multiple offers in the space of a couple of years and will choose to only accept the plushest 5 bed in the right area.

ArchXStanton · 10-08-2018 11:13PM

Trigger Happy wrote: »

Walk down Front street in Toronto and there are at least a dozen proper tramps begging. They look a lot worse off than any beggars we have. Not much of a safety net for those that do fall on hard times. I don’t know if there are homeless charities though.
Every country has its problems, some deal with those problems better than others.

Toronto is the kind of city were you're only one paycheck away from living on a park bench,you're literally tripping over homeless people on the streets, its capitalism on steroids.

fritzelly · 10-08-2018 11:14PM

Trigger Happy wrote: »

Walk down Front street in Toronto and there are at least a dozen proper tramps begging. They look a lot worse off than any beggars we have. Not much of a safety net for those that do fall on hard times. I don’t know if there are homeless charities though.
Every country has its problems, some deal with those problems better than others.

I've yet to see a real destitute beggar in Ireland (they don't exist), FFS they get enough money every week

Dakota Dan · 10-08-2018 11:14PM

Melendez wrote: »

Link to show her being prosecuted for stealing?

She got off for being a mother to a large family that she still doesn't look after.

glenfieldman · 10-08-2018 11:15PM

Wheeliebin30 wrote: »

Proper welfare with 200,000 homeless people??????????????????

Do some research, Canada and the US has a huge opioid and alcohol problem, these people make up most of the homeless problem
They don’t want help, it’s the same as our own real homeless population

Wheeliebin30 · 10-08-2018 11:16PM

glenfieldman wrote: »

Do some research, Canada and the US has a huge opioid and alcohol problem, these people make up most of the homeless problem
They don’t want help, it’s the same as our own real homeless population

Oh right so that’s grand so.

So we only have 135 real homeless people??

Not bad at all.

beertons · 10-08-2018 11:16PM

Prisoner 6753 wrote: »

Before the month is out I would think

She has a house in Tallaght. Saw a facebook chat about it earlier. All the, delira for ya hun, u deserv it. Sickening.

10-08-2018 11:17PM

Mongfinder General wrote: »

I’m just trying to understand how a person seeking work can’t find a job in Ireland.

They could but then would have to live in a tent outside their workplace considering the cost of rental accommodation. Some of the posts in this thread are hilarious. It's like I've wandered into Breitbart.....

Wheeliebin30 · 10-08-2018 11:19PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

They could but then would have to live in a tent outside their workplace considering the cost of rental accommodation. Some of the posts in this thread are hilarious. It's like I've wandered into Breitbart.....

Im not aware of anyone living in a tent outside their job, have you a link?

Atlantic Dawn · 10-08-2018 11:19PM

Would she have gone on Late Late Show or Ray D'Arcy show if they were on for an RTE weepathon?

ayux4rj6zql2ph · 10-08-2018 11:20PM

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Any childless man/woman seeking a home from the council will likely wait 40 years plus to get any offer of housing, meanwhile some of these career welfarers get multiple offers in the space of a couple of years and will choose to only accept the plushest 5 bed in the right area.

Yes you are indeed correct, some my never be housed, single people that is.

I am noticing 2 things happening country wide, people having multiples of children to get bumped up the housing list and people mysteriously having more kids once their youngest reaches 7 or in some cases others who haven't had children in 16/17 years, they fall into the category of the lady who is in the headlines where housing is concerned.

10-08-2018 11:21PM

Wheeliebin30 wrote: »

Im not aware of anyone living in a tent outside their job, have you a link?

That kinda flew over your head a little bit didn't it........?

Wheeliebin30 · 10-08-2018 11:22PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

That kinda flew over your head a little bit didn't it........?

No, it didn’t.

Explain it to me again.

glenfieldman · 10-08-2018 11:23PM

Wheeliebin30 wrote: »

Oh right so that’s grand so.

So we only have 135 real homeless people??

Not bad at all.

Who are you aligned to ?
We may have 135 people genuinely living on the streets, but the rest are in a far better place than those that have chronic addiction problems who live Day and night in a ****ty sleeping bag on Dublin’s pavements.
I don’t doubt that some of those in hostels and hotels are real family’s that fell on hard times
But a lot are just looking for a free “forever home”

ayux4rj6zql2ph · 10-08-2018 11:24PM

There is a trend beginning to form when it comes to housing or homelessness.

Case 1:

Lady in Cork with 9 kids on a beach, between her and her partner they have 13 children.

Case 2: A couple living in a caravan/mobile home in North Cork.

Case 3:

The matter that triggered this thread.

Family of seven sleep in Garda station Mod note post one

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