Sinn Fein and how do they form a government dilemma

Any apologies for being a part of the pule-on ridiculing me for telling lies or spreading misinformation?
Nope - didn’t think so. Just puck something that helps you push a party line.

Pat Treanor said it. Its in the article you quoted. I didn't make it up.

Any comment on your allegations and insinuations that I was lying?

Do you accept the figures?

My issues with how the country is being run have nothing to do with the economy.
Well it does in a way.
In that. this thriving economy cannot sustain a functioning health system due to incompetence at HSE and government department level and housing is in at a decade long crisis because of similar incompetence and pandering to vested interests.

Despite a 'thriving economy' there is a better way.
*We know that many immigrants are here to service businesses that need cheap labour. We have a large population of Brazilian and East Timorians here being employed by Larry Goodman.
p.s. You quoted and added to a post accusing me of 'not knowing the truth if it hit me in the face'. Are you man enough to accept you were wrong and I was quoting not mis-information but actual figures given by a Tusla body and the CSO?

this is you…backing up Mark.

Mark has never retracted his allegations before so I don't expect much of him.

The 'local councillor attributed the reason some of the migrants were here to the thriving economy.

Pat Treanor attributed the high number of different nationalities in Monaghan to the thriving manufacturing sector and said that many foreign nationals work in the local shops and hospitality businesses.

He attributed their integration to the same thing I attributed it to:

'The Sinn Féin councillor praised the work already done by everyone in the Clones/Ballybay area from the Family Resource Centre to the Tidy Towns committee for including the people from some 20 foreign countries who have moved there.'

"They've settled in very well in most cases. There's been a fair bit of integration that has been done and it's something that needs to be worked at; integration doesn't happen on its own and needs resources and leadership. And I'm very proud of the town here,"

Bolded text mine.
You'll need to work harder at spinning the government party line and stop seeing what you want to see.

An example of spinning that should be taught in spinning school TBH.

Gwan Finty. spin this again to mean that the thriving economy is responsible for successful integration:

Pat Treanor attributed the high number of different nationalities in Monaghan to the thriving manufacturing sector and said that many foreign nationals work in the local shops and hospitality businesses.

Colm Brophy or Regina Doherty would be proud of you.

Please read:

Why? Because of how they were integrated and how people were kept informed. Local political reps (from most of our political parties) made it their business to take part in this process.

You will see the word 'and' in there and I used it because I mention a couple of factors. I did not say it was 'down' to one thing.
The councilor mentions the same thing:

There's been a fair bit of integration that has been done and it's something that needs to be worked at; integration doesn't happen on it's own and needs resources and leadership. And I'm very proud of the town here,"

It is you who are spinning…furiously.

Apologies. Yesterday I was a ‘liar’ even though I backed up the claim I made and today I am a liar because I claimed a councilor said something when I never did claim that.
The pile on just because you criticise the government for something is intense at times.

The councillor praised the work of the FRC and other organisations for the success of the integration. That was what I meant when I spoke about their integration.

I NEVER repeat NEVER claimed the councillor said it was because of communication.

Not on this page or any other.

I claimed part of the reason was communication. Me, nobody else was quoted and no lies were told.

End of unless you can quote me claiming the councillor said it.