Family of seven sleep in Garda station Mod note post one

Gatling · 20-08-2018 06:49PM

end of the road wrote: »

i'd imagine that would cost quite a bit to not only set up, but enforce and pay the stores.
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€100 credit on a card , wouldn't cost much to set up being stores can accept multiple prepaid gift cards already,

Housing should be for those who will pay not those to take the Mick ( free housing )

mikemac2 · 20-08-2018 07:01PM

Blazer wrote: »

Ah here now. I know I’ve slated her on here but there’s no way she deserves to live in Tipperary.

Can the youngsters play hurling & camoige? We’ll get them a house if so.

No skills? Send them to Sligo!

Galwayguy35 · 20-08-2018 07:38PM

Strawberry Milkshake wrote: »

Search for Margaret Elizabeth Cash

My eyes are sore trying to read the comments.

All the illiterate work shy scroungers are agreeing with her, no surprise there.

Fr_Dougal · 20-08-2018 07:43PM

councel are lin shite in the buckehs, you diserve beter hun xx

Quite.

end of the road · 20-08-2018 07:44PM

Galwayguy35 wrote: »

My eyes are sore trying to read the comments.

All the illiterate work shy scroungers are agreeing with her, no surprise there.

to be fair, their literacy and support for this woman on facebook wouldn't necessarily be proof that they would be work shy scroungers. they very well may be, but i don't think literacy and support would be enough to prove it.

Galwayguy35 · 20-08-2018 07:57PM

end of the road wrote: »

to be fair, their literacy and support for this woman on facebook wouldn't necessarily be proof that they would be work shy scroungers. they very well may be, but i don't think literacy and support would be enough to prove it.

:pac:

Roger Hassenforder · 20-08-2018 10:59PM

end of the road wrote: »

i don't believe they would. if they wanted to work they would work.

they are unlikely to actively persue looking for work, because they don't want to work full stop, and it's unlikely that anything will get them to do so.

Any suggestions what we should do people who do not want to work?

end of the road · 20-08-2018 11:32PM

Roger Hassenforder wrote: »

Any suggestions what we should do people who do not want to work?

my view is that there is nothing we can do about the small few people who do not want to work.
they don't want to work, employers wouldn't want to employ them and the employees working in the work place likely wouldn't want to have to work with them.

Gatling · 21-08-2018 12:21AM

end of the road wrote: »

my view is that there is nothing we can do about the small few people who do not want to work.
they don't want to work, employers wouldn't want to employ them and the employees working in the work place likely wouldn't want to have to work with them.

So basically keep on rewarding them for their bone idle laziness

endacl · 21-08-2018 01:58AM

Gatling wrote: »

So basically keep on rewarding them for their bone idle laziness

Let them keep full dole, contingent on their agreement to sterilisation.

One generation. Problem solved.

end of the road · 21-08-2018 02:08AM

endacl wrote: »

Let them keep full dole, contingent on their agreement to sterilisation.

One generation. Problem solved.

i'm thinking that could possibly be a breach of human rights law as it could quite possibly be counted as a form of forced sterilisation via the fact that a person who would not go through it would end up without the supports they need that they are currently entitled to. so i'm not sure personally that this would be a runner.

Edgware · 21-08-2018 04:57AM

endacl wrote: »

Let them keep full dole, contingent on their agreement to sterilisation.

One generation. Problem solved.

So you wouldnt consider the firing squad option?

erica74 · 21-08-2018 06:02AM

Fr_Dougal wrote: »

Quite.

What is that message even trying to say? Clearly something about the council but the rest I can't decipher, or, should I say decifir.
It's like trying to interpret what your dog is saying, you think they're saying "I love you, feed me steak", when really they're probably saying "I lub u, fid me stik".

Anthracite · 21-08-2018 06:48AM

erica74 wrote: »

What is that message even trying to say? Clearly something about the council but the rest I can't decipher, or, should I say decifir.
It's like trying to interpret what your dog is saying, you think they're saying "I love you, feed me steak", when really they're probably saying "I lub u, fid me stik".

You forget that it is important, according to Cash, that young people avoid secondary school lest they be dragged into a life of crime and drugs.

Her kids are going to be totally great.

Roger Hassenforder · 21-08-2018 07:03AM

Anthracite wrote: »

You forget that it is important, according to Cash, that young people avoid secondary school lest they be dragged into a life of crime and drugs.

Her kids are going to be totally great.

It behoves "society" to house her where her kids will be exposed to a work ethic , where fruits of ones labour are evident. Somewhere affluent.

Goatstown , Castleknock for example..

erica74 · 21-08-2018 07:53AM

Anthracite wrote: »

You forget that it is important, according to Cash, that young people avoid secondary school lest they be dragged into a life of crime and drugs.

Her kids are going to be totally great.

Ah yeah, sure like myself, as soon as I did my leaving cert, I was straight in with the Kinahans.

Skelet0n · 21-08-2018 08:14AM

end of the road wrote: »

my view is that there is nothing we can do about the small few people who do not want to work.
they don't want to work, employers wouldn't want to employ them and the employees working in the work place likely wouldn't want to have to work with them.

You have to be joking, you can't honestly think that just because someone doesn't want to work they should just be given a free ride? Regardless if there's few or many.

Skelet0n · 21-08-2018 08:28AM

Is the Michael Cash mentioned at the bottom of this a relation?

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/boy-16-identified-as-a-key-member-of-burglary-gang-37235967.html

Sycamore Tree · 21-08-2018 08:40AM

Roger Hassenforder wrote: »

Anthracite wrote: »

You forget that it is important, according to Cash, that young people avoid secondary school lest they be dragged into a life of crime and drugs.

Her kids are going to be totally great.

It behoves "society" to house her where her kids will be exposed to a work ethic , where fruits of ones labour are evident. Somewhere affluent.

Goatstown , Castleknock for example..

It behoves indeed.

PlaneSpeeking · 21-08-2018 08:45AM

I must say I felt enormous sympathy when learning she had to travel a whole 45 minutes on the LUAS to Tallaght to take the kids to school.

Utterly heartbreaking that.

For the rest of the Red line.

Idbatterim · 21-08-2018 09:12AM

PlaneSpeeking wrote: »

I must say I felt enormous sympathy when learning she had to travel a whole 45 minutes on the LUAS to Tallaght to take the kids to school.

Utterly heartbreaking that.

For the rest of the Red line.

10/10!

Alrigghtythen · 21-08-2018 09:25AM

New house in drumcondra sorted from Friday.

Idbatterim · 21-08-2018 09:27AM

Truly amazing. Average joe soap tax payer would. be lucky to even secure a viewing in Dublin! yet they can pull properties out of their ass for her!

PlaneSpeeking · 21-08-2018 09:29AM

Alrigghtythen wrote: »

New house in drumcondra sorted from Friday.

REALLY ????

I've family in Drumcondra ffs! Last thing I want is them gob****es near vulnerable people in their 70s.

Isn't she going to whine even more now that she has to get to Tallaght ????

Skelet0n · 21-08-2018 09:30AM

PlaneSpeeking wrote: »

REALLY ????

I've family in Drumcondra ffs! Last thing I want is them gob****es near vulnerable people in their 70s.

Seems to be temporary, according to FB.

PlaneSpeeking · 21-08-2018 09:32AM

Skelet0n wrote: »

Seems to be temporary, according to FB.

I'll be glad when I never have to hear from her again.

I was in the UK Saturday for the match and one pal said "How can you have kids sleeping in police stations ??"

They'd bought the whole thing hook, line and bollocks.

Idbatterim · 21-08-2018 09:34AM

Honestly? What a joke, what a farce. They encourage her behavior and then pay fortunes to private landlords. Who then compete with workers for the very limited properties. The state has to Build far more social and affordable housing. I keep hearing “the market has failed” failed who? Max profits is the aim. Not helping society, that’s where there morons we elect have failed. But they love the smokescreen, daggers and deflection!

gwalk · 21-08-2018 09:48AM

can we not just put her on an uninhabited island somewhere off the coast?

tuxy · 21-08-2018 09:50AM

Of course she's a daily mail reading anti-vaxxer. I need to stay away from her facebook for my own sanity.

KrustyUCC · 21-08-2018 09:50AM

HOME HEARTACHE Devastated homeless mum-of-seven Margaret Cash is told to move out of apartment by Friday as it’s being leased from September 2

Heartbroken mum says council told her they could have the pad for a week on a trial basis and then month-to-month

She wrote on Facebook: “The landlord needs the apartment back because he has it let from the 2nd of September.

“The council got my hopes up they said it was long-term on a month-to-month basis.

“No such thing, what do I tell my kids? I really can’t cope with this, feel heartbroken.”

Speaking to the Irish Sun late last night, Margaret admitted she felt unable to tell the kids about the fresh blow.

She said: “How can I tell them? They’ve been getting settled, putting the posters up on their walls.

“I don’t know where they’ll be enrolled in school because who knows where we’ll be then? How are they supposed to make friends?

“The landlord was lovely, a really, really nice guy but he told me he’s agreed to let it to students from September 2nd.

“The council say they’ll have a flat on Friday but how can you trust them after what’s happened?

https://www.thesun.ie/news/3008761/homeless-mum-margaret-cash-move-out-apartment/

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