Margaret Cash steals €300 worth of clothes from Penneys and aftermath/etc!

jay0109

jay0109 wrote: »

How does an elderly Traveller woman have 130k odd to leave in her will!

She wasn’t elderly. She was only in her 40’s and disabled. Mags was reared by an aunt.

Ruraldweller56

Credit Checker Moose wrote: »

What age is she roughly?

28

Gravelly

Deleted User wrote: »

She wasn’t elderly. She was only in her 40’s and disabled. Mags was reared by an aunt.

Even more impressive that she had such a valuable estate to leave then.

Credit Checker Moose

Sweet.Science wrote: »

Public . I would also email the social welfare and SDCC . i have

https://www.welfare.ie/en/Pages/secure/ReportFraud.aspx

ShaneC93

Deleted User wrote: »

She wasn’t elderly. She was only in her 40’s and disabled.

She died at 42 I believe. Also a few of Cash's past posts were about how she used to roam the country in a tiny caravan like used to typical of travellers in Ireland. There's no way then she could have earned €130K legit (500 a month for every year of her adult life) so unless she inherited it and saved it for her daughter, it must have come from crime.

xi5yvm0owc1s2b

ShaneC93 wrote: »

She died at 42 I believe.

That would imply she was about 15 when Margaret was born. Which is not as unlikely in the Traveller community, I suppose.

ShaneC93

Just put in a welfare report with all the pictures of her Facebook buying & selling! I bet she either got money from her mom on her death outside of the trust or gets a monthly amount from the trust. Would explain a lot about how she can afford so much stuff even with the amount she gets from welfare.

Kimbot

ShaneC93 wrote: »

She died at 42 I believe. Also a few of Cash's past posts were about how she used to roam the country in a tiny caravan like used to typical of travellers in Ireland. There's no way then she could have earned €130K legit (500 a month for every year of her adult life) so unless she inherited it and saved it for her daughter, it must have come from crime.

Mags and co lived in a caravan at the back of their parents house in tallaght when I was growing up. Maybe it's the proceeds from house sale that's she inheriting.

donkeykong5

pjohnson wrote: »

Strawberry Milkshake wrote: »

If true, I’m disgusted. Disadvantaged my arse.

Working people struggling to get by living payslip to payslip. Worried about their rent increasing, wishing they could have another child but they couldn’t afford it.

Please tell me elections are coming along soon.

Who will ye be voting for?

Peter Casey for taoiseach!

Credit Checker Moose

I would vote for anyone that would end the special status of travellers.

punisher5112

Why were they even given it by that waster enda

ShaneC93

Do the Sun know something we don't? The trust fund story was published by their "Crime editor"

Gravelly

ShaneC93 wrote: »

Do the Sun know something we don't? The trust fund story was published by their "Crime editor"

They should have a special department in there to deal exclusively with Margaret at this stage.

airy fairy

Kimbot wrote: »

Mags and co lived in a caravan at the back of their parents house in tallaght when I was growing up. Maybe it's the proceeds from house sale that's she inheriting.

Did they own the house, or were our parents and other taxpayers paying for it?

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Now airy fairy, don’t be asking ridiculous questions! How do you think they owned a house?! Of course the tax payers paid for it

TomSweeney

Credit Checker Moose wrote: »

What age is she roughly?

Ruraldweller56 wrote: »

28

Great ! that's at least another 4 kids she'll have!


All paid for by the Irish tax payer!

Gravelly

TomSweeney wrote: »

Great ! that's at least another 4 kids she'll have!


All paid for by the Irish tax payer!

4? Shure she'll only be 32 then. She's good for another 8 at least.

Gen.Zhukov

ShaneC93 wrote: »

Presumably Margaret provided that €100K sum to TheSun? I don't think that was mentioned at all on Facebook.

Just when you thought the story of Margaret Cash couldn't possibly get any stranger! Why on earth would it be restricted to age 35 though? I could understand 21 or 25 for maturity reasons - that's fairly normal in trusts but 35 makes zero sense when you consider the average traveller only lives 45-50 years. Sadie herself died around 40 I believe.

The ma was crafty. Just as Mags income drops off as the little angles hit 18 one by one, she has a a few quid to get her by. It's a back-up until her brood familiarise themselves with the back roads of Wexford.

punisher5112

Gen.Zhukov wrote: »

The ma was crafty. Just as Mags income drops off as the little angles hit 18 one by one, she has a a few quid to get her by. It's a back-up until her brood familiarise themselves with the back roads of Wexford.

They will be able to branch out....

airy fairy

By the time she hits 35 she'll be a grandma....and so it goes round and round.

tretorn

The eldest child is about ten, she will be a granny in about six years and a great granny sixteen years after that and foreva houses will have to be found for the entire brood in Tallaght.

airy fairy

tretorn wrote: »

The eldest child is about ten, she will be a granny in about six years and a great granny sixteen years after that and foreva houses will have to be found for the entire brood in Tallaght.

They'll be looking for a f'ing village by then....

Gravelly

tretorn wrote: »

The eldest child is about ten, she will be a granny in about six years and a great granny sixteen years after that and foreva houses will have to be found for the entire brood in Tallaght.

In 3 or 4 generations there'll be petitions to rename Tallaght Cashtown.

normanoffside

tretorn wrote: »

The eldest child is about ten, she will be a granny in about six years and a great granny sixteen years after that and foreva houses will have to be found for the entire brood in Tallaght.

The eldest is 12 already afaik

James Brown

Jasiah Hot Talker wrote: »

Now airy fairy, don’t be asking ridiculous questions! How do you think they owned a house?! Of course the tax payers paid for it

Never happened in the history of Ireland. They either bought it off the council or bought it privately. Either way they'd need loan approval.
That money should put a nice dent in any welfare payments, hopefully. They are means tested.

normanoffside

Going by her FB feed, Maggie is not happy with the inheritance story being published.
She is wondering where they got the info- she published it herself on her profile last night did she not?

The perils of a public Facebook profile I guess :pac:

Trigger Happy

normanoffside wrote: »

Going by her FB feed, Maggie is not happy with the inheritance story being published.
She is wondering where they got the info- she published it herself on her profile last night did she not?

The perils of a public Facebook profile I guess :pac:

The peril is the desire for attention but inability to be discrete.

Kimbot

airy fairy wrote: »

Did they own the house, or were our parents and other taxpayers paying for it?

Well from what I remember they owned the house outright.

Gravelly

Trigger Happy wrote: »

The peril is the desire for attention but inability to be discrete. of being an idiot

FYP

Plumbthedepths

normanoffside wrote:

Going by her FB feed, Maggie is not happy with the inheritance story being published. She is wondering where they got the info- she published it herself on her profile last night did she not?

In the words of the great American comedian Ron White, "You can't fix stupid".

normanoffside

normanoffside wrote: »

Going by her FB feed, Maggie is not happy with the inheritance story being published.
She is wondering where they got the info- she published it herself on her profile last night did she not?

The perils of a public Facebook profile I guess :pac:

She didn’t put the amount up.

Credit Checker Moose

The will is a public record available from the probate office.

normanoffside

Deleted User wrote: »

She didn’t put the amount up.

I Imagine the Crime correspondant found out the amount.
I guess the co-author Gary tipped him off, I assume he's the guy in the screenshotted PMs

Plumbthedepths

I hope Social Welfare treats Mags the same as any other claimant who receives a means tested payment. I can hear the screaming already if they do.

ShaneC93

The cheek to be wondering where her mother got the €130K from. Dublin Live re-posted the story from the Sun, this is from the FB comments.

punisher5112

Kimbot wrote: »

Well from what I remember they owned the house outright.

Not difficult when one doesn't work, pay tax, have to contribute in any way oh and pay for anything.....

Main income is theft.

punisher5112

Jaysus if I said mommy I would get the SH1T kicked out of me.

freshpopcorn

ShaneC93 wrote: »

The cheek to be wondering where her mother got the €130K from. Dublin Live re-posted the story from the Sun, this is from the FB comments.

Comments are kind of funny. They all have the banner on about the nurses strikes but she should be entitled to everything even with a lump sum.

ShaneC93

How does the Mirror seem to have the text from the will? They're providing quotes from the will itself.. Surely Margaret must have provided it to them or one of her sisters who have it. https://www.irishmirror.ie/news/irish-news/margaretcash-100k-inheritance-mum-will-13959328

The will states: “It is my instruction to pay the capital and any income arising from the Trust Fund to my daughter Margaret

"My trustees in their discretion think fit without obligation to make payments to or for the benefit of my daughter and when she has attained the age of 35 years to pay the capital and accrued income to her for her own use and benefit.”

Credit Checker Moose

They sent someone down to the probate office and paid for a copy.

mloc123

Social housing is means tested... right?

ShaneC93

Ah right, didn't realise you could do that!

It's a wonder her trustees did not use their discretion to give her rent money when she was sleeping in a garda station

Gravelly

mloc123 wrote: »

Social housing is means tested... right?

Not when it comes to travellers it would seem - people who own brand new 4x4’s, horses, expensive caravans etc. seem to have no problem with means testing.

Plumbthedepths

I find Mags hilarious, noone would have known about the will . I think Mags trolls people on her page and this ' life changing sum of money' as her ghost writer put it has back fired on her. Wills are a matter of public record and if she is getting a means tested payment an inheritance of 100k + is something DESP will take heed of. Mags and her supporters saying it's no one's business is delusional.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

What did she put up last night

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

The comments lol sue them for invasion of privacy and public humiliation

tabby aspreme

[Deleted User] wrote: »

It's a wonder her trustees did not use their discretion to give her rent money when she was sleeping in a garda station

No point in giving her money for rent, she wouldn't pay it, housing should be free, she is not penniless, just homeless.

Gravelly

Jasiah Hot Talker wrote: »

What did she put up last night

I dread to think ;-)

KrustyUCC

Jasiah Hot Talker wrote: »

What did she put up last night

“Margaret Elizabeth Cash
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�� i can't believe how fast time flies i miss you so so much mommy i wish you could be here, you are our gaurdian Angel. You have secured mine and my children your grandkids future when you left a will. Even though you made rules that i cant control it until i am 35 years old i know you done whats right. You have given us security and hope for the future something a lot of people dont have. For that i am forever greatful to you mommy. For everyone wondering my mother left a will behind when she passed away, she left a life changing amount of money to which i will benefit when im 35 years old. Although i am very happy that you have left this for us i know it will never fill the void you left behind when you passed away. I would also like to thank everyone that has helped me these passed few months. For you all i will be forever thankful you have all been amazing. My rock in my time of need especially when ive been getting ridiculed and judged by people i do not know i am blessed to have made such close friends who care and who help in my time of need you know who you are. From the very bottom of my heart THANK YOU!!
And to my beautiful mother sadie cash you are my hero i love you more than words can describe. I would give anything in this whole world just to see ur face again mommy ��”