Immigration to Ireland - policies, challenges, and solutions *Read OP before posting*

I'm surmising that the vast bulk of people wishing to actually buy a house in Ireland, rather than to rent, would be Irish citizens, probably couples in their 20s and 30s. Non nationals who are working here may well feel less inclined to buy a house, as it might not be their intention to remain here for decades or life. That would easily give us a figure of 90%+ of prospective homeowners being Irish.

Yes, I'm living in Ireland....in Dublin.

You obviously didn't read your own article.....

It could was the key word not it will .

Never said a bad word about it , we've a 20 + billion pa welfare bill and increasing we've whole families solely reliant on welfare for everything,rent ,food and bills if anything we should be looking at ways to cut the Bill,but with more and more migrants arriving who will also be solely reliant on welfare handouts and then there extended families who will follow later...

I'm certainly not embarrassed I actually read my links 😂

Are you referring to Ukrainian refugees perhaps? That doesn't sound like the regular migrant workers who pay taxes etc.

Has any of the 70,000 + Ukrainians here been granted refugee status?, how many of the 70,000 + has applied for asylum?

Every person that has come from Ukraine is of course a refugee - they have fled a war zone and their country is still at war (with no end to the war in sight).

The main difference between them and 'regular' asylum seekers is that the Government has decided to give grant them a special, one off status - as they have come from another European country which is an EU applicant state.

The Italian leader is the only one not afraid to tell it like it is.

Those illegal economic migrants should all be deported.

What you mean is that other than moaning you have nothing to offer,

Unfortunately nothing new for serial types

Main story on RTE site is this hearth bleeding one:

And of course they avoid those videos which show how they are really behaving when they aren't making nice for the camera.

The airport attack (or incident how they call it) is buried somewhere in the regional news.

IT now has more.

It's not that poor African man's fault. It's the fault of the EU and FFG "immigrant farming" policy to land poor people from around the world directly on top of the poor people here. Just watch how Ministers Leo, Roderick and Helen reassure us that Ireland will continue to provide a "humane response" to this ongoing crisis ;-)

https://www.irishtimes.com/crime-law/2023/09/18/dublin-airport-stabbing-suspect-is-long-term-resident-in-state-never-a-security-risk/

No, a grievance over his benefits. The victim wasn’t known to the attacker.

Sounds like an attempt at victim blaming

"Detectives trying to establish if dispute over social welfare payment may be motivation for unusual attack"

"Unusual attack "

Sounds like the Terror attacks we've seen elsewhere.

“I’m not getting enough free money from the people who brought me into their country, so I’m gonna attempt to murder some randomer trying to mind his own business”