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

tretorn · 23-01-2019 12:13AM

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.

tuxy · 23-01-2019 12:14AM

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.

sligojoek · 23-01-2019 12:26AM

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.

ShaneC93 · 23-01-2019 01:46AM

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

:eek:

Really?

TL;DR: The government killed them by not giving them free houses quick enough.

Goldengirl · 23-01-2019 02:31AM

punisher5112 wrote: »

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.....

That's the gist of it , yes. If its supplied by the council they have to ..and provide adequate fire training, and fire stops. As I said all along.
You and ruraldweller will just have to sort your own ...house out .

gctest50 · 23-01-2019 03:09AM

Goldengirl wrote: »

.......

.and provide adequate fire training, and fire stops. As I said all along. ............

Not so long ago they were in these, who trained them ?

Imagine how careful you'd have to be

23-01-2019 05:59AM

ShaneC93 wrote: »

TL;DR: The government killed them by not giving them free houses quick enough.

Forgive me but she actually said "God's Angles". That's acute thing to say.

tuxy · 23-01-2019 06:12AM

Margaret keeps good company!

Samsgirl · 23-01-2019 07:42AM

ShaneC93 wrote: »

TL;DR: The government killed them by not giving them free houses quick enough.

There is no way she wrote that herself. Have you seen the rest of her ramblings?

Roger Hassenforder · 23-01-2019 07:55AM

Graces7 wrote: »

You see this in many places. eg Blasket. There was there no one else to marry.

*Peig waves*

punisher5112 · 23-01-2019 08:35AM

Goldengirl wrote: »

That's the gist of it , yes. If its supplied by the council they have to ..and provide adequate fire training, and fire stops. As I said all along.
You and ruraldweller will just have to sort your own ...house out .

What are you on???

Deebles McBeebles · 23-01-2019 10:27AM

Goldengirl wrote: »

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

Free house? I'd take my chances.

Patrick2010 wrote: »

It was the equivalent of the settled community losing 1500 people in a single accident.
No discussion on it being caused by various drunks cooking chips at 2 am and falling asleep.

This is the kind of lack of proper questioning I was talking about when we discussed that RTE traveller documentary. Fair enough its a tragedy and there is something to be said for taking it easy but to allow Collins to talk sh*t like that and not say anything or question anything properly is awful journalism and typical of the soft stance RTE like to take.

tuxy wrote: »

Margaret keeps good company!

Wow. Not a full stop to be seen for miles.

Must be nice for herself and Mags to be able to hang out midday on a Wednesday. Can't remember the last time I hung out with my friends midday on a Wednesday. Then again I can't remember the last time my friends put details of a stabbing online. Different strokes...

punisher5112 · 23-01-2019 10:30AM

I know what I'm doing from now on any time I'm stopped by the Gardai......

I'll just keep rambling and say I'm a traveller and they're discimanatin about me.....

ohnonotgmail · 23-01-2019 10:33AM

Samsgirl wrote: »

There is no way she wrote that herself. Have you seen the rest of her ramblings?

It has full stops, commas, and apostrophes. She definitely did not write that.

HeidiHeidi · 23-01-2019 10:34AM

Deebles McBeebles wrote: »

This is the kind of lack of proper questioning I was talking about when we discussed that RTE traveller documentary. Fair enough its a tragedy and there is something to be said for taking it easy but to allow Collins to talk sh*t like that and not say anything or question anything properly is awful journalism and typical of the soft stance RTE like to take.

This.

I was half asleep listening to Morning Ireland today, but even so couldn't help but note the difference between the interview with the traveller spokesman and the minister for agriculture (Creed?) who got asked again, and again, and again, and again, and AGAIN what about a no-deal Brexit.

I agree with the poster above that there has been a tragedy, and a certain sensitivity should be observed, but the spokesman should be asked the questions. But (from what I remember) he was given free reign to ramble on and on, and dissemble, and not address the issue of personal responsibility in any way.

Especially given the verdict of misadventure in all deaths, this is a big question.

punisher5112 · 23-01-2019 10:39AM

A padded room seems to be the only logical answer as anything else seems to cause harm to a traveller and it's everyone else's fault no matter what....

padd b1975 · 23-01-2019 12:56PM

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

It has full stops, commas, and apostrophes. She definitely did not write that.

She definitely wrote the last line.

ohnonotgmail · 23-01-2019 01:03PM

padd b1975 wrote: »

She definitely wrote the last line.

I think that has become an ironic misspelling at this stage.

BattleCorp · 23-01-2019 01:18PM

Goldengirl wrote: »

That's the gist of it , yes. If its supplied by the council they have to ..and provide adequate fire training, and fire stops. As I said all along.
You and ruraldweller will just have to sort your own ...house out .

If I rent a house privately, what obligation is there on the landlord to provide me with adequate fire training? The answer is none.

If I am a Council house tenant, what obligation is there on the Council to provide me with adequate fire training? The answer is none.

If I'm a traveller in a caravan on a site, what obligation is there on the Council to provide me with adequate fire training? Answers on a postcard please????

Also, once trained, how difficult is it to actually put your training into operation when you are unconscious as a result of drink and drugs?

There is such a thing as personal responsibility. The Council can't be responsible for everything.

punisher5112 · 23-01-2019 01:20PM

BattleCorp wrote: »

If I rent a house privately, what obligation is there on the landlord to provide me with adequate fire training? The answer is none.

If I am a Council house tenant, what obligation is there on the Council to provide me with adequate fire training? The answer is none.

If I'm a traveller in a caravan on a site, what obligation is there on the Council to provide me with adequate fire training? Answers on a postcard please????

Also, once trained, how difficult is it to actually put your training into operation when you are unconscious as a result of drink and drugs?

There is such a thing as personal responsibility. The Council can't be responsible for everything.

Padded room will be the safest and cheapest option.....

They will require a fire appliance, ambulance and medical air ambulance at all times at each site.

Even if they were in an igloo they would probably find a way of setting it on fire.

KrustyUCC · 23-01-2019 01:29PM

BattleCorp wrote: »

If I rent a house privately, what obligation is there on the landlord to provide me with adequate fire training? The answer is none.

If I am a Council house tenant, what obligation is there on the Council to provide me with adequate fire training? The answer is none.

If I'm a traveller in a caravan on a site, what obligation is there on the Council to provide me with adequate fire training? Answers on a postcard please????

Also, once trained, how difficult is it to actually put your training into operation when you are unconscious as a result of drink and drugs?

There is such a thing as personal responsibility. The Council can't be responsible for everything.

but but but it's the gubbermint and the councils fault

“We’re upset that we’ve lost members of our community in a tragedy that could have been avoided.”

https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/ireland/there-have-been-other-fires-since-carrickmines-says-irish-traveller-movement-899480.html

Yes indeed it could have been avoided

First case don't feud with another family. Result = not having to move away

Second don't park so many caravans that near to each other

Thirdly don't get smashed and drugged up then operate a chip pan

Fourth and this is a lesson for the council apply the trespass laws at all times. Get onto the gardai as soon as any famalies hitch up somewhere they shouldn't be

Don't allow them to stay in temporary accommodation ever

KrustyUCC · 23-01-2019 01:35PM

In exciting news " The Raffle for the dolls is going off tonight so best of luck to everyone"

I really hope Margaret wins

blanch152 · 23-01-2019 01:35PM

Goldengirl wrote: »

That's the gist of it , yes. If its supplied by the council they have to ..and provide adequate fire training, and fire stops. As I said all along.
You and ruraldweller will just have to sort your own ...house out .

Should the council have provided adequate training for operating chip pans while drunk and drugged?

KrustyUCC · 23-01-2019 01:35PM

Of course they should lol

punisher5112 · 23-01-2019 01:49PM

blanch152 wrote: »

Should the council have provided adequate training for operating chip pans while drunk and drugged?

Don't be so silly.......

They must have a cook and canteen facility provided.

freshpopcorn · 23-01-2019 01:59PM

It's just my opinion but if your old enough to drink, have a family, live by yourself,etc. You should know the basic steps about preparing the house before you go to bed. Without a lesson.
Now I get anybody can make a mistake but it's not anybody else fault if your deemed to be an independent living adult.

KrustyUCC · 23-01-2019 02:06PM

Careful now that sounds suspiciously like personal responsibility *shock horror*

Ruraldweller56 · 23-01-2019 02:41PM

Goldengirl wrote: »

That's the gist of it , yes. If its supplied by the council they have to ..and provide adequate fire training, and fire stops. As I said all along.
You and ruraldweller will just have to sort your own ...house out .

They have to? Have you a link to any legislative text that says as much?

My own house is fine please and thank you.

23-01-2019 02:43PM

Breaking news. She’s got a house

sligojoek · 23-01-2019 02:45PM

The squeakiest wheel gets the oil

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

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