Family of seven sleep in Garda station Mod note post one

26-09-2018 05:17PM

KrustyUCC wrote: »

What's her issue this time?

No room for the trampoline.

Gatling · 26-09-2018 05:18PM

iamwhoiam wrote: »

I would imagine that the children need to be registered in a school and so knowing where you might be so they can have continuity in education would be benificial ?

The kids are in school In tallaght until they get to 5th or 6th class and then she is taking them out of education ,

Doubt she cares about continuity in education

Wile E. Coyote · 26-09-2018 05:20PM

iamwhoiam wrote: »

I would imagine that the children need to be registered in a school and so knowing where you might be so they can have continuity in education would be benificial ?

I assume the kids are all at school in Tallaght. I know her newly found media commitments and facebook posts take up time but surely she could take a couple of hours out of her day to jump on the luas or a bus with them.

iamwhoiam · 26-09-2018 05:21PM

Gatling wrote: »

The kids are in school In tallaght until they get to 5th or 6th class and then she is taking them out of education ,

Doubt she cares about continuity in education

Just as a matter of interest would you be happy if you had kids in school in Tallaght and lived in Drumcondra ?
I am not saying she should be handed a choice of where she lives but the kids need to be in a school that is accessable within reason in the winter .

Wile E. Coyote · 26-09-2018 05:23PM

iamwhoiam wrote: »

Just as a matter of interest would you be happy if you had kids in school in Tallaght and lived in Drumcondra ?
I am not saying she should be handed a choice of where she lives but the kids need to be in a school that is accessable within reason in the winter .

Accessable within reason in the winter? She's in Drumcondra, they're not giving her a canoe and a house in the f***ing Aran Islands.

ShaneC93 · 26-09-2018 05:25PM

iamwhoiam wrote: »

Just as a matter of interest would you be happy if you had kids in school in Tallaght and lived in Drumcondra ?
I am not saying she should be handed a choice of where she lives but the kids need to be in a school that is accessable within reason in the winter .

If she wanted a big house next to school she could have one by next week if she would move out of Dublin city rather than only accepting a house in Tallaght. There's plenty of 4-5 bed houses in the €700-€1,000/month range available to rent elsewhere in the country that take HAP.

I know that moving would probably be a negative for her kids in the short term with the stress involved in switching school but overall it would be a big positive for their lives in the mid/long-term with a stable home of the correct size for their family.

iamwhoiam · 26-09-2018 05:28PM

Wile E. Coyote wrote: »

Accessable within reason in the winter? She's in Drumcondra, they're not giving her a canoe and a house in the f***ing Aran Islands.

Would you be happy living in Drumcondra and kids in school in Tallaght . I doubt it

ChikiChiki · 26-09-2018 05:29PM

ShaneC93 wrote: »

A mere month ago, Ms.Cash was complaining that she had no place to stay and was being assigned housing night-to-night. Now she has a guarantee of a place to stay for free for at least 3 months and now suddenly that's a problem!

What. A. Cretin. This ****e needs to be nipped in the bud by the state. Setting a dangerous precedent if they pander to her. Put her and the kids on food stamps and certainly dont give her a free house. That is all.

In the end she will get what she wants to go away.

iamwhoiam · 26-09-2018 05:29PM

ShaneC93 wrote: »

If she wanted a big house next to school she could have one by next week if she would move out of Dublin city rather than only accepting a house in Tallaght. There's plenty of 4-5 bed houses in the €700-€1,000/month range available to rent elsewhere in the country that take HAP.

I know that moving would probably be a negative for her kids in the short term with the stress involved in switching school but overall it would be a big positive for their lives in the mid/long-term with a stable home of the correct size for their family.

Yes . I have no issue with that solution . I never said she should be housed where she chose .

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 26-09-2018 05:29PM

iamwhoiam wrote: »

Just as a matter of interest would you be happy if you had kids in school in Tallaght and lived in Drumcondra ?
I am not saying she should be handed a choice of where she lives but the kids need to be in a school that is accessable within reason in the winter .

no but I wasn’t happy when I had to commute from Offaly to Dublin 5 days a week for work either, but ya know. Bills.

Gatling · 26-09-2018 05:29PM

iamwhoiam wrote: »

Just as a matter of interest would you be happy if you had kids in school in Tallaght and lived in Drumcondra ?
I am not saying she should be handed a choice of where she lives but the kids need to be in a school that is accessable within reason in the winter .

She drives and has access to public transport , she's not going to be in drumcondra for ever she only want to live in tallaght ,( I believe she has access to free school buses )
I want to stay living in tallaght close to my jobs and kids schools but it looks like I'll have to move my family outside of Dublin in the very near future ,
I'm not getting a choice ,

iamwhoiam · 26-09-2018 05:32PM

Jada Putrid Starboard wrote: »

no but I wasn’t happy when I had to commute from Offaly to Dublin 5 days a week for work either, but ya know. Bills.

Yes thanks I know what Bills areI paid them all my life and schooled and fed my kids through two recessions
am mearly pointing out that kids in school right across the city is difficult . So maybe the solution is to guide her to a house in Offaly etc

Wile E. Coyote · 26-09-2018 05:34PM

iamwhoiam wrote: »

Would you be happy living in Drumcondra and kids in school in Tallaght . I doubt it

Would I be happy getting a house for nothing? Absolutely.

Would I be happy having a house in Drumcondra that I paid nothing for? Absolutely.

Do you know what I'd do if I wasn't happy? I'd get off my arse and do something about it myself. I wouldn't expect everything to be just handed to me on a silver plate.

I'd a 14km bus journey to school every day, on a transport service down the country that was a lot worse than whats available in Dublin. When my kids are going to school they'll have the exact same journey to make. I'm not going to sit and bitch all day that their school is too far away and expect someone to give me a different house.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 26-09-2018 05:34PM

iamwhoiam wrote: »

Yes thanks I know what Bills areI paid them all my life and scholled and fed my kuds through two recessions
am mearly pointing out that kids in school right across the city is difficult . So maybe the solution is to guide her to a house in Offaly etc

Then move school. Plenty of other families have to uproot their children to schools near where they live. People commute a lot further than what she’s complaining of. This is her mess.

bsloepro · 26-09-2018 05:36PM

iamwhoiam wrote: »

Would you be happy living in Drumcondra and kids in school in Tallaght . I doubt it

I’ve had to move to navan to afford rent and my kids are in school in Luttrellstown - 45 km away - it’s not easy - have to leave navan at 7.30 to get them to school and drive back for work at 9....but you gotta suck it up - that’s what having kids and making sacrifices involves - ie reality for most

iamwhoiam · 26-09-2018 05:37PM

Jada Putrid Starboard wrote: »

Then move school. Plenty of other families have to uproot their children to schools near where they live. People commute a lot further than what she’s complaining of. This is her mess.

Yes . Thats fine . My point is that would we move the kids schools if we were only living in a house for three months
I agree with the majority that she should take what she is given but I try to be less enraged and aggressive about it

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 26-09-2018 05:44PM

iamwhoiam wrote: »

Yes . Thats fine . My point is that would we move the kids schools if we were only living in a house for three months
I agree with the majority that she should take what she is given but I try to be less enraged and aggressive about it

Well if you look on the other side of that, she only has to commute for three months.

26-09-2018 05:56PM

There really should be a minimum requirement of having a basic command of the written language before engaging in public discourse..

One eyed Jack · 26-09-2018 06:06PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

There really should be a minimum requirement of having a basic command of the written language before engaging in public discourse..

Public discourse doesn’t necessitate such a requirement. It only requires that one is able to communicate their ideas in some form, in public.

26-09-2018 06:09PM

Deleted User wrote: »

There really should be a minimum requirement of having a basic command of the written language before engaging in public discourse..

U k hun?

26-09-2018 06:10PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

U k hun?

pm me..

tretorn · 26-09-2018 06:19PM

judestynes wrote: »

Whats wrong with just giving out food stamps instead of cash? I wouldn't advocate sterilization in honesty though I under stand why you'd feel that way

I am not talking about forced sterilisation. I am talking about strong family planning advice which should kick in after baby number three for people who are availing of public maternity care.

There are lots of these walking wombs who would accept an offer of twenty thousand euros to agree to permanent sterilisation.The men would probably agree for half that.

WE have to do something anyway for the sake of the young working adults who cant even afford one child. They are the ones who will be paying everything for the Cash tribe and its simply inequitable at the moment.

iamwhoiam · 26-09-2018 06:35PM

As per usual any temperate post that is not in keeping with the lynch mob is shot down and dismissed . Been happening since page one

One eyed Jack · 26-09-2018 06:36PM

tretorn wrote: »

I am not talking about forced sterilisation. I am talking about strong family planning advice which should kick in after baby number three for people who are availing of public maternity care.

There are lots of these walking wombs who would accept an offer of twenty thousand euros to agree to permanent sterilisation.The men would probably agree for half that.

WE have to do something anyway for the sake of the young working adults who cant even afford one child. They are the ones who will be paying everything for the Cash tribe and its simply inequitable at the moment.

Offer those people free sterilisation instead (not that you’ll be able to find an Irish doctor who will perform voluntary sterilisation on anyone under 30, but since we appear to have departed reality anyway), then they won’t have to worry about the next generation supporting anyone, and the problem has solved itself.

You’ll also save the State the €20k bribe you were going to have to offer to all 16 year olds, plus the cost to the State of sterilisation, of compensation from the State years later, y’know, all because you wanted to save what would have amounted to a much smaller amount of the total Social Welfare budget than pensions will cost the State by the time your plan starts to exhibit itself in Irish society... or what’s left of it anyway.

NasserShammaz · 26-09-2018 06:46PM

ShaneC93 wrote: »

A mere month ago, Ms.Cash was complaining that she had no place to stay and was being assigned housing night-to-night. Now she has a guarantee of a place to stay for free for at least 3 months and now suddenly that's a problem!

Reading her musing is nausea inducing really.

R maybee im stupiper dan her anyway cause i works and pays me bills an dont get nuttin for nuttin, im in the rong me head is melted

tretorn · 26-09-2018 06:47PM

Okay then.

.We will give you ten thousand euros for every year until you have reached the age of thirty without having a baby and after you are thirty we will give you twenty thousand euros if you agree to be sterilised.

There are very few obstreticians who would have a quandary about permanently sterilising someone who has no job, no home, no savings and who has seven or eight children.

Alrigghtythen · 26-09-2018 06:48PM

She's drinking before 6 in de evening. So hard done by.

NasserShammaz · 26-09-2018 06:54PM

"will this ever end"
the horror ohh the horror drumcondra..................

F*ck off Mrs Cash you vile sponger

Taylor365 · 26-09-2018 06:57PM

A lot of people are better off outside of this thread.

Me included! Boils the blood :pac:

Wile E. Coyote · 26-09-2018 07:14PM

Taylor365 wrote: »

A lot of people are better off outside of this thread.

Me included! Boils the blood :pac:

I can't figure out if it's her or the people coming up with ridiculous reasons to defend her that gets to me most.

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