Family of seven sleep in Garda station Mod note post one

Jimmy.

Edgware wrote: »

Up the Damien
Lovely fûcking lovely

And you still have the useful idiots following Murphy and Barrett and swallowing their drivel about paying more tax to support this scrounger who can keep her legs closed

They take patie after a bottle of wine.

rafatoni

jaysus, another new father??

my god she is vermin

Wheeliebin30

The move puts pressure on Fianna Fáil who say they will support the Government against the motion under the confidence and supply agreement, an agreement SINN FEINS Housing spokesperson Eoin Ó'Broin says no one cares about.

"If you're Margaret Cash and her seven children, if you're one of the 10,000 adults and children in emergency accommodation, if you're one of the thousands of students looking at paying possibly €900 a month or working people struggling with high mortgages or high rents, you don't give a damn about this confidence and supply agreement because it's not working for you," he said.

Gen.Zhukov

Jada Putrid Starboard wrote: »

...those like her will keep expelling crotch goblins from her clown car vagina that everyone else has to pay for...

Priceless

Purple Mountain

john4321 wrote: »

I can see why the husband left!

https://www.facebook.com/100007227857780/videos/2153182491599325/

I think she should run for president.

Ha Long Bay

Purple Mountain wrote: »

I think she should run for president.

Despite already having 7 children she is not old enough to run for president.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

She’d need the aras to house them all, I doubt a standard 3 bed would cut it.

Seth Brundle

Purple Mountain wrote: »

I think she should run for president.

Turn the Aras into a foreva home

Jimmy.

Purple Mountain wrote: »

I think she should run for president.

Is there enough bedrooms in the leprechauns house?

ShaneC93

colm_mcm wrote: »

Few things to note. I like how she’s wearing a €300 tracksuit.

Also - Don’t look now, but I think she’s pregnant again

Sure only a few days before the whole Gardai station incident she was inquiring about €260 shoes on Facebook. Some things are alright to spend money on.

Foweva Awone

In fairness I doubt she's pregnant or she'd be talking about it and milking it all she could! Probably just a post-baby belly.

punisher5112

Foweva Awone wrote: »

In fairness I doubt she's pregnant or she'd be talking about it and milking it all she could! Probably just a post-baby belly.

Well the husband is back after been held at cloverhill.

Great father figure he is.

RacoonQueen

john4321 wrote: »

I can see why the husband left!

https://www.facebook.com/100007227857780/videos/2153182491599325/

Jesus the comments on that. WTF is wrong with people.

steves2

KrustyUCC wrote: »

Sure I suppose she has to do something to occupy her time in between Luas trips to Tallaght for the kids schools

Margaret Cash says she's dreading Luas trips to Tallaght after moving into new apartment on Parnell Street

https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/homeless-dublin-ireland-15045382

Old article but she still needs the trips to Tallaght I presume

Heard she has a new council house in Tallaght, not too far from the last one that they trashed a couple years back.

RacoonQueen

Well sure god love her and her luas trips to the school, I mean other people who pay for their own homes don't have to travel to get their kids to school...oh wait. FFS.
I remember now why I stopped reading this thread. :mad:

NIMAN

Size 8!

Jez, she has big feet.

alchemist33

NIMAN wrote: »

Size 8!

Jez, she has big feet.

There may be more to the clown car comment than we realised

Fr_Dougal

NIMAN wrote: »

Size 8!

Jez, she has big feet.

Probably needs them for balance with all that traffic.

Atoms for Peace

colm_mcm wrote: »

Few things to note. I like how she’s wearing a €300 tracksuit.

Also - Don’t look now, but I think she’s pregnant again

To paraphrase Dolly Parton "it costs a lot of money to look that cheap".

sightband

Edgware wrote: »

Would you?

Like to kick her in the head? Yes.

Deebles McBeebles

Alrigghtythen wrote: »

I still don't get why she doesn't rent a house privately. She gets paid enough. And why she isn't asked this. Why are the council responsible?

****ing hell

Rent allowance won't cover the cost of a place in Dublin so she might actually have to pay part of it herself. Couldn't be doing that.

Foweva Awone wrote: »

In fairness I doubt she's pregnant or she'd be talking about it and milking it all she could! Probably just a post-baby belly.

Is it still called a post-baby belly when its constant?

RacoonQueen wrote: »

Jesus the comments on that. WTF is wrong with people.

Can someone post some of that on here? Not on FB myself.

PlaneSpeeking

john4321 wrote: »

I dont think Mags ever heard the phrase don't bite the hand that feeds you.

"We need to stand up to these scum 😠 Stand together fight for wats right. Well done Gerard they've been getting away with it for to long now enough is enough minister time u stood down and let sum1 who can do the job do it !!! Fix our country help our people our children we all just want a home for our kids 😡😠 Who said it was ok for u to leave us live like dis ? Wer taken back our streets and Wer gonna fight use a useless government SHAME on u all 😠😡 Take the boards off the houses that use have boarded up and give them out to people we need homes not b+bs not hotels not hubs HOMES"

This is in relation to the "eviction" of Ms Elliot in D17 who decided to break into a house.

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/social-affairs/council-seeks-to-remove-mother-and-children-from-vacant-house-1.3629667?mode=amp

"Chase, Harper-Rose and Pixy".

Nuff said.

punisher5112

PlaneSpeeking wrote: »

"Chase, Harper-Rose and Pixy".

Nuff said.

Sounds like paw patrol

_Brian

I despise the Ireland that this lady stands for, the deadbeats who are professionally unemployed and feel they are entitled to a free life at the cost of the taxpayer.

But still, many of the comments above are disgusting and bad form. I’m happy to vehemently disagree with her lifestyle choices and feel her kids need to be taken into care, but making personal attacks and body shaming her is just trash talk and in no way acceptable - shame on posters doing this.

KrustyUCC

steves2 wrote: »

Heard she has a new council house in Tallaght, not too far from the last one that they trashed a couple years back.

Ah FFS :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

So her stunt pays off for her

Some country where you pull a stunt by making your kids sleep in a Garda Station and you are rewarded for it

Wheeliebin30

The irony is she is so well looked after by the government, more than 95% of countries in the world would look after her.

KrustyUCC

Great taxpayer funded lifestyle

Never contributed but has taken a lot

Jimmy.

KrustyUCC wrote: »

Great taxpayer funded lifestyle

Never contributed but has taken a lot

Taken a lot of patie anyway.

PlaneSpeeking

_Brian wrote: »

I despise the Ireland that this lady stands for, the deadbeats who are professionally unemployed and feel they are entitled to a free life at the cost of the taxpayer.

But still, many of the comments above are disgusting and bad form. I’m happy to vehemently disagree with her lifestyle choices and feel her kids need to be taken into care, but making personal attacks and body shaming her is just trash talk and in no way acceptable - shame on posters doing this.

You are kidding aren't you ???

Apparently it's okay to "body shame" people on the pages of AH (fat flying tax, fat bird on Cosmo, fat crisis in Ireland" etc - but not this idle mare who we have PAID to get far ffs!

steves2

steves2 wrote: »

Heard she has a new council house in Tallaght, not too far from the last one that they trashed a couple years back.

According to her rant yesterday, she’s holed up in a one room bed sit.

I wonder who she voted for in the last General election?

PlaneSpeeking

Jada Putrid Starboard wrote: »

....... she and those like her will keep expelling crotch goblins from her clown car vagina that everyone else has to pay for.

Marry me!

_Brian

PlaneSpeeking wrote: »

You are kidding aren't you ???

Apparently it's okay to "body shame" people on the pages of AH (fat flying tax, fat bird on Cosmo, fat crisis in Ireland" etc - but not this idle mare who we have PAID to get far ffs!

I think it’s ok to generalise but never directed towards an easily identifiable individual. No matter their history.

van_beano

Deleted User wrote: »

According to her rant yesterday, she’s holed up in a one room bed sit.

I wonder who she voted for in the last General election?

I think I can guess with absolute certainty that it wasn't FG she voted for, doubt she voted at all. Judging by that Facebook rant she had the other week it may have been an issue for her placing the "X" in the box.

It's gas though, she gives out so much about the Government that has given her so much but yet she wouldn't, theoretically, vote for them. Whereas the people that do vote for the Government are more than likely paying the high levels of income tax etc.

The country will, eventually, just implode. Imagine her 7 kids going off having 7 kids of their own and the cycle continues for generations. Whilst the regular worker can only have 2 or 3 kids due to affordability.

The film "Idiocracy" https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0387808/?ref_=nv_sr_1 is what I think this country will be like in a few generations down the road.

suicide_circus

no point arguing with people like Cash or her supporters.

The fact that she can have 7 healthy children, feed, clothe, educate and house them all while never having worked a day in her life is little short of a social miracle. A miracle that is made possible through free market economics tempered with social programmes.

She dosnt have the first clue how unbelievably fortunate she is and that is reflected in her nauseating sense of entitlement and lack of gratitude.

Turnipman

van_beano wrote: »

It's gas though, she gives out so much about the Government that has given her so much but yet she wouldn't, theoretically, vote for them. Whereas the people that do vote for the Government are more than likely paying the high levels of income tax etc.

The country will, eventually, just implode. Imagine her 7 kids going off having 7 kids of their own and the cycle continues for generations. Whilst the regular worker can only have 2 or 3 kids due to affordability.

Do you reckon that, at age 27 she's finished breeding yet?

Because I suspect that she'll end up with dropping a full soccer team, plus maybe a couple of subs. Or, if she manages - with taxpayer support - to keep her good looks for another decade, then I wouldn't put it past her to produce a complete rugby/GAA squad.

Loves_lorries

van_beano wrote: »

I think I can guess with absolute certainty that it wasn't FG she voted for, doubt she voted at all. Judging by that Facebook rant she had the other week it may have been an issue for her placing the "X" in the box.

It's gas though, she gives out so much about the Government that has given her so much but yet she wouldn't, theoretically, vote for them. Whereas the people that do vote for the Government are more than likely paying the high levels of income tax etc.

The country will, eventually, just implode. Imagine her 7 kids going off having 7 kids of their own and the cycle continues for generations. Whilst the regular worker can only have 2 or 3 kids due to affordability.

The film "Idiocracy" https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0387808/?ref_=nv_sr_1 is what I think this country will be like in a few generations down the road.

Nothing will change until people (who pay tax) ignore the left wing media and exclusively vote for proper Conservative political candidates, unfortunately "Conservative" is a dirty word in this country and is associated with the likes of David quinn, you can be a Conservative and be irreligious, it's about individual responsibility and behaving in a respectful way towards your neighbours and your society in general which isn't burdensome. (amongst other things).

The squeezed middle are like turkeys voting for Christmas if they vote for Liberals who despise them and want to tax them more so the likes of Mrs cash can get a five bed in tallaght.

PlaneSpeeking

_Brian wrote: »

I think it’s ok to generalise but never directed towards an easily identifiable individual. No matter their history.

Okay so good to know you're fine with SOME abuse, just what YOU perceive as acceptable.

van_beano

Loves_lorries wrote: »

Nothing will change until people (who pay tax) ignore the left wing media and exclusively vote for proper Conservative political candidates, unfortunately "Conservative" is a dirty word in this country and is associated with the likes of David quinn, you can be a Conservative and be irreligious, it's about individual responsibility and behaving in a respectful way towards your neighbours and your society in general which isn't burdensome. (amongst other things)

Every media outlet seems to be left leaning these days, there's no balance to the debates. I would love to have a proper journalist out there who would ask the proper questions.

Look at Ryan Tubridy last Friday was pure soft with Connors or Miriam acting all lovey dovey with Ms. Cash. I would suggest that both Tubridy and Miriam are educated individuals but are both too afraid to ask the tough questions about the reasons people are having a herd of kids and expect the state to pick up the tab.

Media are afraid of the public backlash but I would think that far more of the public would respect them for doing it and bringing balance to the debate. It is just the left are the one's that shout the loudest whilst the rest of us are the silent majority too busy getting on with life.

The left go on about FF wrecking the country with all the giveaway budgets during the good times. As far as I recall no one from the left opposed the budgets when Social Welfare rates were increased yearly, funnily enough I seem to recall that the rate increases weren't enough. There's only so much money going around and all of it cannot be given out in Social Welfare.

Faith+1

byhookorbycrook wrote: »

At 17 I was working to pay my way through college. When I finished college, I worked for a long time to be able to afford a house. The house I did buy wasn't in the area I really would have liked, but it was where I could afford. No holidays abroad, no flashy cars because I couldn't afford it - or didn't expect the state to pay.

If only everyone had that mentality.

marieholmfan

Turnipman wrote: »

Do you reckon that, at age 27 she's finished breeding yet?

Because I suspect that she'll end up with dropping a full soccer team, plus maybe a couple of subs. Or, if she manages - with taxpayer support - to keep her good looks for another decade, then I wouldn't put it past her to produce a complete rugby/GAA squad.

Good. She's Irish and the most important job any woman can do is mother (apart from teacher and oncologist obviously).

NasserShammaz

What do people reckon how long she'll last in her new forever home before anti social behaviour /none payment of rent..... results in her eviction.

I reckon 2 months

marieholmfan

NasserShammaz wrote: »

What do people reckon how long she'll last in her new forever home before anti social behaviour /none payment of rent..... results in her eviction.

I reckon 2 months

Forever I hope.

Deebles McBeebles

marieholmfan wrote: »

Good. She's Irish and the most important job any woman can do is mother (apart from teacher and oncologist obviously).

Wow.

NasserShammaz wrote: »

What do people reckon how long she'll last in her new forever home before anti social behaviour /none payment of rent..... results in her eviction.

I reckon 2 months

I reckon the authorities would be too afraid of another media stunt and the fallout from it if they threw her out.

van_beano

NasserShammaz wrote: »

What do people reckon how long she'll last in her new forever home before anti social behaviour /none payment of rent..... results in her eviction.

I reckon 2 months

How long does it take to remove the copper pipes, gas boiler, radiator's, solar panels and white goods?

NasserShammaz

NasserShammaz wrote: »

What do people reckon how long she'll last in her new forever home before anti social behaviour /none payment of rent..... results in her eviction.

I reckon 2 months

She’ll have learned how to occupy the property and avoid eviction at the infamous workshops supported by Peter McVerry.

irishproduce

john4321 wrote: »

I can see why the husband left!

https://www.facebook.com/100007227857780/videos/2153182491599325/

I had a look at that video.
For perspective, I like to refer to travellers as misery merchants. Their presence and interactions with general society produces misery in the form of theft, violence, anxiety and intimidation.

This woman is being given a platform (Facebook) to peddle nonsense and outrageous claims such as "This government doesn't care about the people of this country". She hasn't a clue, and she is being permitted to broadcast this rubbish to easily influenced people. Without this government and the taxpayers of this state, her children would all be dead and she wouldn't be very far behind them.

She has a criminal record, for again, peddling misery but if you look at the comments on the video, she is being lauded as some kind of poor person's hero. She is no hero, she is a drain on resources and a very bad example to young people.

There is not an ounce of shame in her considering her story. On the contrary, she is boldly demanding more, more more! Soon she is going to need a custom built house to house all of her offspring. This is being paid for by people who are out working every day - away from their own (small) families.
This for me is the worrying issue in all of this, that people who contribute nothing and take everything, are now feeling emboldened to demand more and accuse those who provide for them, as not doing enough.
At the risk of sounding dramatic, there is a crisis in the entitlement industry and those peddling it's message.
No one is defending the taxpayer's right to a fair shake for their contribution.

NasserShammaz

marieholmfan wrote: »

Forever I hope.

Said none of her neighbours ever

PlaneSpeeking

marieholmfan wrote: »

Good. She's Irish and the most important job any woman can do is mother (apart from teacher and oncologist obviously).

Utter garbage.

NasserShammaz

:D:D

Deebles McBeebles wrote: »

Wow.



I reckon the authorities would be too afraid of another media stunt and the fallout from it if they threw her out.

The bailiffs would need to wear scuba diving outfits let alone balaclavas to do that eviction

PlaneSpeeking

van_beano wrote: »

How long does it take to remove the copper pipes, gas boiler, radiator's, solar panels and white goods?

I'd say now the Ploughing is off for the day due to the weather there's a few of the country's "finest" finding that out before the owners get home.