Sinn Fein and how do they form a government dilemma

…again, theres not going to be a significant change in irish governments for a very long time, so we have to accept there will be a continuation of major failures in critical needs such as housing and health care, its now critical we prepare as best as possible for this realisation, and it wont be pretty. we ll have serious societal issues, extremely high levels of mental health issues, addiction problems and other serious social problems including a rise in particular types of crimes…..

this is highly unlikely to be the case, as theres still significant supply side issues in regarding increasing to meet this target, we simply dont have the capacity to meet whats actually required, which will very likely mean significant supply shortages well into the 30s, helping to maintain hyper inflated property and rental prices.

again, we ve actually no clue what would happen under a sf government, and we wont find out for a very long time, if at all, so we must prepare those that urgently require these properties, that this is very likely to be the case, which means many getting stuck in the family home for a far longer period than normal, and serious rental sector problems, of course there will be a rapid rise in relationship dysfunctions, breakdowns and other issues such a rise in mental health problems due to these issues….

im not actually convinced of this at all, not in the short to medium term anywy, i do believe the era of perpetual ffg governments is well underway, and will probably remain to be for some time, maybe well into the 30's, or maybe even into the 40's, who knows…

their history of governance is truly showing now, in their ability to shift and change in accordance to societal wants and wishes, and the fact the opposition, in particular sf, are truly awful, and their lack of governance history showing very badly.

the amalgamation of both ffg is significant, but again, it was ultimately a blocking technique, in which is currently working very well, and will probably remain to be for some time.

i think support for ffg will to and fro over time, but will remain sufficient for government formation for a significant amount of time, and the only way of an alternative such a sf government to be formed, requiring a significantly high support, a near majority, in order to make it impossible for ffg to form a government, i.e. i cant see this happening for a very long time, but who knows

ffg supporters have little to be worrying about…

very possible of course, but never ever underestimate both parties, theyre very shrewd operators, extremely good at pivoting just enough, to maintain their position of power and dominance, theyre no fools, some very intelligent folks in both parties helping to maintain this position. the budget shows this yet again, just enough, very clever stuff, and it ll work, they also have exceptional timing in regards pivoting, something sf are truly terrible at, another sign of experience in governance

The FF FG coalition/merger blocking stroke may have been shrewd in the short term but it won't be in the medium to long term.
Underestimate the electorate at your peril. The pivotal support is now a floating support.

You keep saying this but it keeps being pointed out that coalitions are the only game in town.

Most people dont care if the govt is a coalition. If they did care, we wouldnt see a return of a coalition govt each election.

No party is anywhere near gaining a majority for the forseeable future. So a coalition of sorts is the only option and it really isn't an issue; in fact, it's the norm.

again, completely disagree, it ll probably take a number of years for capacity to get to the required state, possibly well into the 30's, so again, we need to prepare for the serious societal fall out of that, i.e. a rapid rise in mental health issues, addiction problems, relationship breakdown, crime etc etc

yes i understand the issues within commercial, which could induce its own economic issues, but i dont see residential output rapidly increasing due to this, that may take a number of years to achieve, and by that stage….

Its already happening. builders are already moving to residential projects.

There is an oversupply of new office accommodation, but the job market is still very strong.

yes im aware of this, but again, i just dont see us reaching 50k+ for some time, so…..

theres been an oversupply in commercial for some time now, this has been well known….

We will be close to 40k this year, though probably wont hit the 40k mark. The pipeline is very strong and we have record commencements in 2024, so 50k next year is certainly achievable.

All great until it isn't. Party politics are probably the most vicious there are.

Writing character references for individuals are brought before the court everyday.

A political party writing a reference for a person who already under investigation for child abuse, to get a job working with children, is not done every day.

If you cannot see the difference in the 2, then you are more morally corrupt than I thought.

I must say, you are doing a great audition for the job of SF Press Officer.

And yet when welfare fraud was brought up, this was apparently irrelevant.

Why exactly would we trust the people who lambasted the Irish economy when they have now had a Road to Damascus like conversion?

the reality is, this policy will probably have minimalistic effects towards to the overall problem, as theres far more phones in circulation than actual human beings, kids will very likely just present a none working phone, and continue on their way with their actual working phone….