Family of seven sleep in Garda station Mod note post one

Melendez · 18-08-2018 10:22PM

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Melendez · 18-08-2018 10:24PM

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Cantona's Collars · 18-08-2018 10:24PM

Someone must show her the new Aldi ads.
She must be getting the shopping hand delivered from Harrods.

eviltwin · 18-08-2018 10:25PM

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I'm sure Mags welcomes your support. Another mug to leech off. Maybe she will repay you by not robbing your house.

Melendez · 18-08-2018 10:28PM

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Melendez · 18-08-2018 10:29PM

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Seth Brundle · 18-08-2018 10:33PM

Melendez wrote: »

Just pointing out people are posting lies to further their argument.

You are implying that she woukd be within her rights to financially struggle through each week which is nonsense. She is effectively a wealthy woman because of a generous welfare system and the fact that she can't keep her legs closed.

Melendez · 18-08-2018 10:39PM

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Signore Fancy Pants · 18-08-2018 11:00PM

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I'm just pointing out that someone is peddling lies

Didnt you inform the Gardai about this thread?

They are taking their time turning up.

Melendez · 18-08-2018 11:12PM

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PistolsAtDawn · 18-08-2018 11:15PM

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She seems to think she is entitled to free accommodation, to be going out for a few drinks etc... should she not be entitled to receive some blow back from the very people who unwillingly fund her decision to live as a freeloader.

Front page of the Waterford News and Star this week is a mother with two teenage daughters living in a car on some council estate pulling a "mags" on it. Woman probably never worked a day in her life. I can't understand why we put up with this crap? Also, the media bleeding heart stance perplexes me, i'm sure most people will agree, if you work hard earn a skill you, find a way to provide value for someone willing to pay you for said skill you will be fine. If you decide to sit around moaning and looking for handouts all the time you are a bum who should get sweet fup all, why does the media not take this stance on such stories?

end of the road · 18-08-2018 11:33PM

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I didn't say she broke any rules but she definitely played the system to her advantage, one week after her little stunt in the cop shop she has a place in the city centre and she is still whinging about it saying "it will do for now".

What's the odds that she was bumped up the list ahead of others by the council just to make the story go away, a story aided by fools in the media.

it could also be the case that the council simply acted quicker on what is likely a high priority case, then they would have had she kept quiet. the reality is we will actually never know whether she was bumped up the list, or whether she was in the correct place on the list with the council being slow to act on such cases and her situation made them act quicker. there was no actual stunt in the garda station, she went there because she had nowhere else to go at the time. it's now up to the council to decide whether she remains where she is, or whether she will be moved to another house down the line.

eviltwin wrote: »

Cry me a river. Like you say we all have the same pressures only most people cut their cloth to measure when money is tight. If her 1000 a week isn't enough maybe she could, oh I don't know....get a job perhaps?

what job? what employer would give her a job? would you give her a job?

Melendez · 18-08-2018 11:34PM

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TallGlass · 18-08-2018 11:39PM

But it's not entirely unnecessary surely if your claiming it?

And at the end of the day, your basically getting your own money back.

That I as a tax payer have no problem with.

Now if you in a high paying job, where claiming benefits unethically and unlawfully I would have a problem with. Cause that's just ****ing greedy.

rodders999 · 18-08-2018 11:41PM

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Neither I nor you have any intimate knowledge of her incomings or outgoings.

She's had thousands of incomings but just the 7 outgoings so far.

ayux4rj6zql2ph · 18-08-2018 11:43PM

rodders999 wrote: »

She's had thousands of incomings but just the 7 outgoings so far.

If reports are to be believed that’ll soon be 8 outgoings

Melendez · 18-08-2018 11:45PM

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TallGlass · 18-08-2018 11:46PM

Prisoner 6753 wrote: »

If reports are to be believed that’ll soon be 8 outgoings

Hahaha, unreal. Let's just hope one or two of the kids has the potential to do well for themselves and returns serious amounts to the tax take. Then again, anyone with any sense would be long gone from here.

rodders999 · 18-08-2018 11:47PM

Prisoner 6753 wrote: »

If reports are to be believed that’ll soon be 8 outgoings

Ka-Ching!

TallGlass · 18-08-2018 11:47PM

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So why bother claiming it? Honestly.

punisher5112 · 18-08-2018 11:50PM

Ireland is quite strange the way those that supposedly are struggling such as cash can afford to go out and buy new clothes, new toys, new outfits for herself etc etc etc....

But yet the working people in many cases have a new born and can't even afford to buy new toys or clothes and have to look at charity shops and hand downs.

Fupping ridiculous to be honest.

Signore Fancy Pants · 18-08-2018 11:51PM

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Do you have an objection to criminal behaviour being reported to the Gardai? Not very civic minded are you?

LOL.

What else did you do today Batman?

Did you report any parked cars whose tax, insurance, NCT or parking ticket was out?

How's the spandex and cape doing?

LOL.

What are you doing tomorrow, calling into peoples houses to check their TV licence?

LOLOLOLOLOL

LOL

TallGlass · 18-08-2018 11:57PM

punisher5112 wrote: »

Ireland is quite strange the way those that supposedly are struggling such as cash can afford to go out and buy new clothes, new toys, new outfits for herself etc etc etc....

But yet the working people in many cases have a new born and can't even afford to buy new toys or clothes and have to look at charity shops and hand downs.

Fupping ridiculous to be honest.

The working folk, will be left with a tin of beans and no power, living in a bedsit before the welfare class would take a hit, they'll be living it up with Netflix and full set dinners.

Sure it's happening already, there's a thread on the Motors forum with a lad living in a van, keeping up a full time job, trying to save for a house. Paying for this ****ing idiot with her 7 kids, and paying the wages of the people making sure all goes okay for the 8 from the sounds of it.

Someone needs to draw the line here and get real, this type of ****e can't keep up, you can't just upping the tax take to balance it out, it's out of balance as it ****ing is.

Melendez · 18-08-2018 11:59PM

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One eyed Jack · 19-08-2018 12:02AM

punisher5112 wrote: »

Ireland is quite strange the way those that supposedly are struggling such as cash can afford to go out and buy new clothes, new toys, new outfits for herself etc etc etc....

But yet the working people in many cases have a new born and can't even afford to buy new toys or clothes and have to look at charity shops and hand downs.

Fupping ridiculous to be honest.

You do know that working people are generally entitled to apply for child benefit for their children the same as anyone else who has children? I’m certainly not going to be one of the people who sneer and say that if those people who are working can’t afford to give their children what they would like to, that they should have thought about that before having children, she should have kept her legs closed, etc, etc. They too should receive support to enable them to care for and provide for their children.

rodders999 · 19-08-2018 12:04AM

If number 8 is on the way and Papa Smurf is doing porridge then who shot that beaver?

Gatling · 19-08-2018 12:07AM

Melendez wrote: »

Where do you get a grand a week to spend on food? The grand a week includes her rent supplement, she will be spending €500 a week on rent. Most of the rest will not go on food she would have utilities, clothing etc the same as everyone else

She doesn't get rent supplement she's homeless remember ,

Who's paying the 2500+ pm for the flat because that's almost twice the maximum you get on rent supplement minus her minimum weekly contribution

TallGlass · 19-08-2018 12:09AM

One eyed Jack wrote: »

You do know that working people are generally entitled to apply for child benefit for their children the same as anyone else who has children? I’m certainly not going to be one of the people who sneer and say that if those people who are working can’t afford to give their children what they would like to, that they should have thought about that before having children, she should have kept her legs closed, etc, etc. They too should receive support to enable them to care for and provide for their children.

No problem with that, I am sure that's what the system was designed for and at a max say 3/4. Not 7/8 children, past that your having a laugh.

The reality of the situation is, people are working, can't see there children and have them in child care from 8/8 while they work. It's heartbreaking, and then at the end of it, they struggle to give them a few toys or 'luxuries', all this while tax to the hilt directly and indirectly.

ayux4rj6zql2ph · 19-08-2018 12:16AM

rodders999 wrote: »

If number 8 is on the way and Papa Smurf is doing porridge then who shot that beaver?

Papa Smurf is only locked up since July 25th leaving him plenty of time to knock up that beaver prior to that date.

Family of seven sleep in Garda station Mod note post one

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