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

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https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/homeless-mumofseven-margaret-cash-appears-in-court-over-stealing-300-worth-of-clothes-from-penneys-37434491.html

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sligojoek

Odelay wrote: »

I nearly fell off my chair. Did the RTE news person say “I’d be concerned if there was a planning application for a halting site near me”?? That is a brave thing for her to say.

I think she was saying it in a hypothetical kind of way.

Deleted User wrote: »

I was half listening something about it being equivalent to the deaths of 1500 settled people in one accident and that they should have a day of national mourning. Or something to that effect.

I laughed at that

washman3 wrote: »

And 'Tubs' could pop over to visit her every evening..

Stick them into the place Pat Kenny is objecting to at the moment.

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

:eek:

Really?

"THe Carrickmines killings" is what she calls it.

tuxy

Fann Linn wrote: »

Probably means Edenderry.

She was talking about the car bomb when she said that, I don't think there was a car bomb in Edenderry.
She makes many posts in support of what's left of the IRA.

tretorn

BattleCorp wrote: »

I'd be surprised if the traveller man made the chips. Their culture wouldn't lend itself to men doing that kind of stuff.

Cooking would be women's work.

I was thinking that too, I really cant imagine traveller men cooking for themselves or their wives, it seems to be a very traditional culture. The women look after the caravan and the children and the men, well, not sure what the men do but it doesnt involve paid employment for the most part.

Fann Linn

tuxy wrote: »

She has also said Derry is not part of the UK.......

Probably means Edenderry.

BattleCorp

I'd be surprised if the traveller man made the chips. Their culture wouldn't lend itself to men doing that kind of stuff.

Cooking would be women's work.

tretorn

Are the travellers not all related, isnt that why their DNA is different to the rest of us, ie they intermarry through the generations.

They all look the same to me, you can spot them before they even open their mouths.

Plumbthedepths

My personal favourite is her claim that the Gubbermint is robbing her blind. You couldn't make it it up.

punisher5112

She has been known to speak some sh1te but she really can spend cash that cash one does.....

tuxy

She has also said Derry is not part of the UK.......

JP Liz V1

The Satanist wrote: »

She claimed that they were killed by the state or some nonsensical crap like that

tuxy wrote: »

No but she said the council killed the family so are trying to find out if that could be true.

:eek:

Really?

tuxy

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

Is Margaret Cash related to the Carrickmines site fire victims that both are discussed in the one thread?

No but she said the council killed the family so are trying to find out if that could be true.

The Satanist

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

Is Margaret Cash related to the Carrickmines site fire victims that both are discussed in the one thread?

She claimed that they were killed by the state or some nonsensical crap like that

JP Liz V1

Is Margaret Cash related to the Carrickmines site fire victims that both are discussed in the one thread?

[Deleted User]

Feel really sorry for the children...

even the unborn one with his Mother drinking her head off

and as usual neither the media nor pavee point will actually point the finger at feckless adults.

I really despair of the media outlets in this country with their blinkered approach and jaundiced
PC attitudes.

It wasnt me123

jelutong wrote: »

Last year a local authority in the South East spent over €400,000 on a house for a traveller family.

Where in the South East? Just curious

Fr_Dougal

Deleted User wrote: »

I was half listening something about it being equivalent to the deaths of 1500 settled people in one accident and that they should have a day of national mourning. Or something to that effect.

It’s a pity someone didn’t mention the equivalent number of settled people who would be in jail in comparison to travelers if they’re using pro-rata numbers.

Mad_maxx

Deleted User wrote: »

I was half listening something about it being equivalent to the deaths of 1500 settled people in one accident and that they should have a day of national mourning. Or something to that effect.

He might as well have said it was like ten million Chinese dieing in a fire

Numbers BS with zero point

washman3

punisher5112 wrote: »

They will probably put her up in Dalkey, probably only size she will take as needs to be a mansion.

And 'Tubs' could pop over to visit her every evening..

Gravelly

jelutong wrote: »

Last year a local authority in the South East spent over €400,000 on a house for a traveller family.

There’s one being built in Kerry at the moment that apparently has already cost over €1,000,000 and still isn’t finished.

[Deleted User]

I was half listening something about it being equivalent to the deaths of 1500 settled people in one accident and that they should have a day of national mourning. Or something to that effect.

SEPT 23 1989

Just watching the news now

Everybody has to make changes but them

Potential-Monke

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

How did he twist the verdict to blame the law abiding taxpayer?

I don't watch the news, what happened?

punisher5112

[Deleted User] wrote: »

God only knows how much they’ll have to spend on one for Margaret and her brood!

They will probably put her up in Dalkey, probably only size she will take as needs to be a mansion.

[Deleted User]

jelutong wrote: »

Last year a local authority in the South East spent over €400,000 on a house for a traveller family.

God only knows how much they’ll have to spend on one for Margaret and her brood!

punisher5112

So the jist of it is that councils have to implement fire safety standards.....

Can I have some free checks done on my home when I get it, will the council supply me with smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarms, fire extinguishers and emergency lighting......

Will they in their fcuking sh1te.....

Ruraldweller56

Goldengirl wrote: »

How happy would you be to be housed in a fire trap of a house by the council?

1) I take care of my own accommodation needs by working and paying for the roof over my head myself so I won't be worrying about anyone housing me anyplace.

2) I could go home pissed and stoned and start messing with deep fat fryers too.

3) In your opinion, should the council have provided them with accommodation? If the answer is yes (I suspect it will be) who should supervise these late night fry ups?

I've gone messing with the frying pan when I've been pissed so I do know how it goes. Needless to say it's not a clever idea but if the house burned down because of it who would be at fault? Genuinely curious.

jelutong

Last year a local authority in the South East spent over €400,000 on a house for a traveller family.

Gravelly

Odelay wrote: »

I nearly fell off my chair. Did the RTE news person say “I’d be concerned if there was a planning application for a halting site near me”?? That is a brave thing for her to say.

That’s probably the last we’ll see of her.

Odelay

The Satanist wrote: »

You'd hardly expect RTE you ask a difficult question like that.

I nearly fell off my chair. Did the RTE news person say “I’d be concerned if there was a planning application for a halting site near me”?? That is a brave thing for her to say.

The Satanist

TheRiverman wrote: »

We didn't see him on last week condemning the violence prior to the funeral of Maureen Stokes or explaining why travellers bring guns,hatches,slash hooks,acid (allegedly )etc to funerals of their own families members.

You'd hardly expect RTE you ask a difficult question like that.