Margaret Cash steals €300 worth of clothes from Penneys and aftermath/etc!

mikemac2 wrote: »

38 convictions? After reading the last thread over a few weeks I thought she had only one and that was for driving away from a burglary in Wexford

Sure her supporters will be here soon to tell us it's all lies

blanch152 wrote: »

Margaret Cash may yet be the biggest own goal by any homeless organisation ever.

Worse than Apollo house?

Alrigghtythen wrote: »

Her and her 7 children are in a studio apartment?

I believe so. They were in given that 3-bed in Parnell St. after the Garda station incident but the landord soon took that place back to let it out as student accomodation or something along those lines.

blanch152 wrote: »

Margaret Cash may yet be the biggest own goal by any homeless organisation ever.

I did allude to this earlier but the homeless crusaders do have a habit of hitching their campaigns to some seriously dodgy people.

Remember the outcry years ago about elderly couple going to live in tent in Dalkey.
Oh the inhumanity and the mistreatment of the old by the banks was the narrative.
Until it turned out they had 20 odd properties at one stage and were not repaying any of the massive debts.

Then remember that guy found dead near the Dail.
There was national outcry but then it turns out the guy had a house, his family tried to help but he refused to be helped.

Then there was another guy that was found dead and there was another outcry.
Hell they were about to hold an old vigil for him until. ...


Until they found out he had been kicked out of Australia for being a peado.
Quick cancellation of vigil, as even those numpties copped on holding a vigil for a dead kiddie fiddler would not go down so well.

A homeless man who died while sleeping rough in Dublin's city centre last week was on the sex offenders register.

Campaigners Home Sweet Home have cancelled a vigil which was due to be held outside Apollo House tomorrow for Stephen 'Jack' Watson.

The 51-year-old was deported from Australia in 2015 for clocking up almost 40 convictions, one of which was for the sexual assault of two underage girls.

"Jack" Watson, as he asked to be known when being assisted by homelessness outreach workers, used a number of aliases and had also spent time in the UK.

Home Sweet Home, which led the occupation of Apollo House in Dublin last winter to provide emergency beds, said the vigil was cancelled out of respect for victims.

And then there was Margaret cashcow.

Can anybody tell me what she does with all the money she receives off the state that lead her to steal €300 worth of clothes?

The newer articles on her court hearing make mention of the fact she was late too. No fine for that also the clothes were 'not recovered' so she didn't even have to give them back! Got off fairly easily in the grand scheme of things given the 38 previous convictions.

When the case was called there was no appearance from Cash in court.

Her defence lawyer, Kevin Tunney, said his client was "on the bus".

Judge McNamara put the case to second calling.

Cash later turned up in court. She was wearing black boots, grey leggings and a black hoodie.

freshpopcorn wrote: »

Can anybody tell me what she does with all the money she receives off the state that lead her to steal €300 worth of clothes?

She's saving up for a 4x4 family edition.