Family of seven sleep in Garda station Mod note post one

ShaneC93

Fairly sure she's still in the Drumcondra B&B for now. Hopefully they don't start giving priority treatment to those who shout the loudest to the media.

irishproduce

KrustyUCC wrote: »

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

What is wrong is that in any common sense media, she wouldn't be "egged on" but what we have here is the media and hangers on, with mouthpieces and public airwaves access pushing her on, egging her and feigning scandalous outrage when she isn't given everything she wants.
Jesus, you would just love a tougher stance to be taken on all this and someone to say what we are all thinking.

That would be a great slogan for a party by the way. "We will say what you are thinking"

irishproduce

van_beano wrote: »

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.

To be fair to a broadcaster called Niall Boylan on 4fm, he does challenge the left narrative and I am increasingly giving his shows my ears because it makes a nice relief from the usual lefty softy shíte

Deebles McBeebles

ShaneC93 wrote: »

Fairly sure she's still in the Drumcondra B&B for now. Hopefully they don't start giving priority treatment to those who shout the loudest to the media.

Oh they definitely will. Once one gets away with it, they'll all start sleeping in cop shops.

irishproduce wrote: »

That would be a great slogan for a party by the way. "We will say what you are thinking"

"*to a point lads, lets not go mad here".

There didn’t seem to be many outside the Dail to hear her rant so it’s being broadcast on Facebook.

It’s a pity she cut her education short as I’d say she could have made something of herself.

NasserShammaz

Whats hilarious is lushes in RTE/the journal etc etc desperately try to give the impression they understand the problems of "the workin classes" as they see it by doing sh#t like making sc#m like cash their postergirl thus clearly showing how out of touch and clueless they are. turbridy/o'callahan/duffy despicable trough feeders

ShaneC93

300,000+ views on Facebook. Very surprised the comments are so positive, I don't see any negative at all.

Given the very low comments : views ratio (70 comments for 300K views?) I'd make a guess that the poster of the video is deleting any negative comments.

PlaneSpeeking

The Mirror's "Anti Vulture Campaign" or whatever ****e it's called is getting even more laughable in the face of "people" like the Cash one.

ShaneC93

NasserShammaz wrote: »

the journal etc etc desperately try to give the impression they understand the problems of "the workin classes" as they see it by doing sh#t like making sc#m like cash their postergirl thus clearly showing how out of touch and clueless they are

Can't speak for RTE but TheJournal were on a comment deleting spree on any of the articles about Ms.Cash, probably deleting 80%+ of comments, some with 1000s of thumbs up / likes too. Sad given the comments were just pointing out things that should have been in the article had the "journalist" done any research at all.

PlaneSpeeking

ShaneC93 wrote: »

300,000+ views on Facebook. Very surprised the comments are so positive, I don't see any negative at all.

Given the very low comments : views ratio (70 comments for 300K views?) I'd make a guess that the poster of the video is deleting any negative comments.

Dey wer raysist.

Silent Running

I wonder what she would say if asked where the grand a week she gets comes from. I reckon she would say the social. When pushed she might make the connection to the gubbermint. Pushed beyond that, I would expect a blank stare.

She and her type really do believe that money comes from the magic money tree behind government buildings.

Well, I think it's time that these people were made to understand that the money they are taking every week comes at the cost of the sick and disabled people of the state, the real hardship cases. Even the housing crisis that she keeps on mouthing off about. If we weren't paying for her expensive clothing, and crystal, or the upkeep of her baby habit, we might be able, as a country, to tackle some of these important issues. These people should feel shame for their actions, but they keep being told that they're the victims and, of course, they lap it up.

With the media the way it has gone and politicians only worried about the spin, who's going to tell these leeches that they should be ashamed of their actions?

Loves_lorries

van_beano wrote: »

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.

Media are not afraid of any backlash, the media supports the John Connors and Mrs cash of this world, its the media who create the narrative that these people are above criticism.

Silent Running

ShaneC93 wrote: »

300,000+ views on Facebook. Very surprised the comments are so positive, I don't see any negative at all.

Given the very low comments : views ratio (70 comments for 300K views?) I'd make a guess that the poster of the video is deleting any negative comments.

I've seen some realist comments appear, but they are quickly removed. The front has to be kept up that she is some kind of national hero. No realism allowed.

xi5yvm0owc1s2b

irishproduce wrote: »

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.

To be fair, she's only echoing the rhetoric used regularly by the likes of Richard Boyd Barrett, Ruth Coppinger, Paul Murphy, et al. Yes, it's outrageous rubbish, but people do lap it up.

She's a bit of a firebrand, and not a bad public speaker for a traveller who left school at 12.

Surely some of these left-wing groups are behind her and promoting her at this point?

BBFAN

irishproduce wrote: »

To be fair to a broadcaster called Niall Boylan on 4fm, he does challenge the left narrative and I am increasingly giving his shows my ears because it makes a nice relief from the usual lefty softy shíte

He's an ignorant uneducated shock jockey and more fool the people who listen to him. The amount of scum he has on his show is unreal. But work away, if his views are what you agree with I'm sure you'll put up with the scum he deals with.

BBFAN

PlaneSpeeking wrote: »

The Mirror's "Anti Vulture Campaign" or whatever ****e it's called is getting even more laughable in the face of "people" like the Cash one.

What have the two issues got to do with each other?

You like the aul vulture funds do you? Great guys bringing employment and paying taxes in Ireland? :rolleyes:

mikemac2

MonkieSocks wrote: »

When people get something for nothing, they will always complain that they are not getting enough

“What starts as gratitude quickly becomes dependency and ends as entitlement.”

Cicero

He would know, the Romans invented the dole

Alrigghtythen

It was her own choice to keep her children homeless. That's right, a choice she made. She has the money to rent somewhere but chooses not to.

It's not the government's fault
It's not the gardas fault
It's not the politicians fault


It is her choice

A when she's whining that she had to pack up 7 children each morning to move she should clarify it.


It is her choice to pack up her children every morning

It is her choice to be in a bedsit

It's her choice to live in drumcondra and have children in school in Tallaght


100% her choice

She has the income, she'd just chooses not to spend it on housing

PlaneSpeeking

BBFAN wrote: »

He's an ignorant uneducated shock jockey and more fool the people who listen to him. The amount of scum he has on his show is unreal. But work away, if his views are what you agree with I'm sure you'll put up with the scum he deals with.

Seriously ?

You have not one tiny clue dear.

Loves_lorries

irishproduce wrote: »

To be fair to a broadcaster called Niall Boylan on 4fm, he does challenge the left narrative and I am increasingly giving his shows my ears because it makes a nice relief from the usual lefty softy shíte

Boylan is good ( not great), his show has come on a lot and anytime he appears on TV, he speaks a lot of plain common sense.

PlaneSpeeking

BBFAN wrote: »

What have the two issues got to do with each other?

You like the aul vulture funds do you? Great guys bringing employment and paying taxes in Ireland? :rolleyes:

Oh give it a day off eh ?

Try actually reading what they are campaigning for, and see where I'm at.

Blazer

ShaneC93 wrote: »

Can't speak for RTE but TheJournal were on a comment deleting spree on any of the articles about Ms.Cash, probably deleting 80%+ of comments, some with 1000s of thumbs up / likes too. Sad given the comments were just pointing out things that should have been in the article had the "journalist" done any research at all.

And the same crowd is taking full control of boards.
Wonder how well that will work out.

Loves_lorries

BBFAN wrote: »

He's an ignorant uneducated shock jockey and more fool the people who listen to him. The amount of scum he has on his show is unreal. But work away, if his views are what you agree with I'm sure you'll put up with the scum he deals with.

"ignorant uneducated shock jock"

Code for person in media who says non PC things which offend me.

Fr_Dougal

€2.5k on a communion dress.
€280 on a pair of top of the range runners.
€300 on a tracksuit.

And us workers are funding it all.

This has to stop.

PlaneSpeeking

Fr_Dougal wrote: »

€2.5k on a communion dress.
€280 on a pair of top of the range runners.
€300 on a tracksuit.

And us workers are funding it all.

This has to stop.

That camouflage rag was 300 quid ???

****'s sake.

Iwouldinmesack

Alrigghtythen wrote: »

It was her own choice to keep her children homeless. That's right, a choice she made. She has the money to rent somewhere but chooses not to.

It's not the government's fault
It's not the gardas fault
It's not the politicians fault


It is her choice

A when she's whining that she had to pack up 7 children each morning to move she should clarify it.


It is her choice to pack up her children every morning

It is her choice to be in a bedsit

It's her choice to live in drumcondra and have children in school in Tallaght


100% her choice

She has the income, she'd just chooses not to spend it on housing

Income? Thats an insult to those that work. More like social benefits we mugs, sorry tax payers, contribute towards to fund her waterford crystal, tracksuit and nike air max addiction. 2,500 on a fecking communion dress, it must have been made out of Angle (angel) tears or something to cost that much.

Deebles McBeebles

Fr_Dougal wrote: »

€2.5k on a communion dress.
€280 on a pair of top of the range runners.
€300 on a tracksuit.

And us workers are funding it all.

This has to stop.

Where are these figures coming from? Is she seriously posting all this on FB while holding out her hand to the government?

PlaneSpeeking

Deebles McBeebles wrote: »

Where are these figures coming from? Is she seriously posting all this on FB while holding out her hand to the government?

The runners for sure yeah. No shame whatsoever.

irishproduce

ShaneC93 wrote: »

300,000+ views on Facebook. Very surprised the comments are so positive, I don't see any negative at all.

Given the very low comments : views ratio (70 comments for 300K views?) I'd make a guess that the poster of the video is deleting any negative comments.

You can't comment on it sure - go ahead and try.
I am not au fait with fb rules etc but I can see from looking at it with a colleague here that there is no option to comment.

Deebles McBeebles

PlaneSpeeking wrote: »

The runners for sure yeah. No shame whatsoever.

I don't think I spent that on my last 3 pairs of runners.

Half this story seems to be playing out on FB, first time I've felt I'm missing something by not being on it.

PlaneSpeeking

Deebles McBeebles wrote: »

I don't think I spent that on my last 3 pairs of runners.

Half this story seems to be playing out on FB, first time I've felt I'm missing something by not being on it.

I'm currently wearing 12 quid Penney's runners.

Do me no harm!!!

Jimmy.

Fr_Dougal wrote: »

€2.5k on a communion dress.
€280 on a pair of top of the range runners.
€300 on a tracksuit.

And us workers are funding it all.

This has to stop.

It’s worse it’s going to get. Nothing but council houses being built, the ordinary worker being rode for tax to fund the fleagh.

KrustyUCC

Fr_Dougal wrote: »

€2.5k on a communion dress.
€280 on a pair of top of the range runners.
€300 on a tracksuit.

And us workers are funding it all.

This has to stop.

Can you link to these figures?

Bloody disgraceful from the 'single' homeless mother of seven :mad::mad::mad::mad:

DChancer

Jimmy. wrote: »

Fr_Dougal wrote: »

€2.5k on a communion dress.
€280 on a pair of top of the range runners.
€300 on a tracksuit.

And us workers are funding it all.

This has to stop.

It’s worse it’s going to get. Nothing but council houses being built, the ordinary worker being rode for tax to fund the fleagh.

Where are these Council houses being built?? Not in Dublin anyway.

irishproduce

Blazer wrote: »

And the same crowd is taking full control of boards.
Wonder how well that will work out.

Has boards been sold to the same company that owns journal?
I genuinely will delete my account if so.
Have you a link?

Boom_Bap

irishproduce wrote: »

Has boards been sold to the same company that owns journal?
I genuinely will delete my account if so.
Have you a link?

Here's the details.


https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057904013

Turnipman

Deleted User wrote: »

There didn’t seem to be many outside the Dail to hear her rant so it’s being broadcast on Facebook.

It’s a pity she cut her education short as I’d say she could have made something of herself.

She's definitely qualified to be a Sinn Fein or Solidarity councillor or might even make Senator.

PlaneSpeeking

Boom_Bap wrote: »

Here's the details.


https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057904013

Does this mean that thejournal.ie will now be interfering in the site or dictating what can or can’t be talked about?

It's a concern though!

ShaneC93

irishproduce wrote: »

Has boards been sold to the same company that owns journal?
I genuinely will delete my account if so.
Have you a link?

Boards is already owned by Distilled Media which also owns TheJournal, been that way for years. They said recently they are restructuring the companies so that Boards is owned by Journal Media Ltd. rather than being a seperate company. What changes that will mean other than legally, who knows, they already worked out of the same floor of the same offices.

Turnipman

Boom_Bap wrote: »

Here's the details.

https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057904013

"Since its launch over 20 years ago Boards has grown from a single Quake forum ..... "

Pardon my hignorance but wtf is a single Quake forum?

Faith+1

Turnipman wrote: »

"Since its launch over 20 years ago Boards has grown from a single Quake forum ..... "

Pardon my hignorance but wtf is a single Quake forum?

A forum where people discuss the game Quake, nothing else.

howamidifferent

Turnipman wrote: »

"Since its launch over 20 years ago Boards has grown from a single Quake forum ..... "

Pardon my hignorance but wtf is a single Quake forum?

Stop derailing the thread, we want more discussion of miss cash and her brood.;)

Turnipman

Faith+1 wrote: »

A forum where people discuss the game Quake, nothing else.

Thanks.

I'm rather proud of the fact that until your reply I had never even heard of a game called Quake.

LollipopJimmy

PlaneSpeeking wrote: »

It's a concern though!

It really isn't. They've actually been owned by the same crowd for years, this is more a restructuring.

Anyway, having seen the video from yesterday I am seriously considering selling up the house and leaving this country. It is something I've given thought too, it seems as a single person I am bottom of the rung when it comes to anything, I am absolutely ridden with tax and yet we reward this entitlement culture.

Wheeliebin30

DChancer wrote: »

Where are these Council houses being built?? Not in Dublin anyway.

There is plenty in Dublin.

dominatinMC

Loves_lorries wrote: »

Boylan is good ( not great), his show has come on a lot and anytime he appears on TV, he speaks a lot of plain common sense.

It's a damning indictment of the media in this country that Niall Boylan is seen as a bastion of reason. He is by no means an exemplary journalist but, in the current climate of feeling over facts, he simply says it as it is. And fair play to him for doing so, his no bull**** policy has certainly gained a few new listeners to his show, in the form of me and many of my friends (the much-maligned "squeezed middle").

mikemac2

Turnipman wrote: »

She's definitely qualified to be a Sinn Fein or Solidarity councillor or might even make Senator.

Senators talk a lot, have wacky ideas, little common sense, don't live in the real world, cost lots of tax payers money and achieve hardly anything

Mrs Cash elected first count

Turnipman

dominatinMC wrote: »

It's a damning indictment of the media in this country that Niall Boylan is seen as a bastion of reason. He is by no means an exemplary journalist but, in the current climate of feeling over facts, he simply says it as it is. And fair play to him for doing so, his no bull**** policy has certainly gained a few new listeners to his show, in the form of me and many of my friends (the much-maligned "squeezed middle").

Every day I miss George Hook more and more. He was a bit of a buffoon but he tried his best to ask the non-pc questions.

Turnipman

mikemac2 wrote: »

Senators talk a lot, have wacky ideas, little common sense, don't live in the real world, cost lots of tax payers money and achieve hardly anything

Mrs Cash elected first count

Could she afford the reduction in household income?

LollipopJimmy

Turnipman wrote: »

Every day I miss George Hook more and more. He was a bit of a buffoon but he tried his best to ask the non-pc questions.

What's your bra size...