Ireland running out of accommodation for Ukrainian refugees due to surge in non-Ukrainian refugees?

It's not my opinion.

If someone wants to get a home for sub 100k on this island it is more than attainable.

89k for a cottage, out buildings and 2 acres, beside lakes, walks and trails.

Well you kind of have a point.

Many people who are on housing lists are waiting long times because they want to be close to family, that removes all flexibility and of course puts extra pressure on that area and the area they currently dwell in.

Shipping 100s of them to North Clare would help ease things, but of course that's not going happen.

So you decided the roof is asbestos and needs removing? 😂

The property is close to Cloone Village which has a local shop, school, church, pubs . There are lakes nearby and amenitiy areas for picnics and walks and Cloone also has the popular Bothar na Naomh walk. The Trail proceeds around the edge of Keeldra lake and leads up to a vantage point with a fabulous view back over the lake. This is a beautiful nature walk with a diversity of trees, shrubs and wildflowers. It is within easy driving distance of local towns, Carrigallen, Mohill, Ballinamore and Drumlish. Viewing of this cottage is highly recommended for those looking for an idyllic countryside escape with the potential to expand.

IMHO, not just for the money, it is a cracking property and a cracking location.

Stop spoofing, you have no idea of that roof contains asbestos.

It's a cracking property with a cracking location.

I imagine it won't be for sale long.

At 100k a pop, I doubt it. 😂

Again stop spoofing, you have absolutely no idea what material that is constructed with or if it even needs to be removed.

Move on.

I lived in worse. 🤷‍♀️

Again the brief was a married couple both on the median wage outside the cities.

You could probably double your budget to 200k, but I said I would focus it on below 100k.

I don’t mean to be harsh but it is clear you don’t know what you are talking about.

Seriously. Post the pic in the construction forum or show it to any builder you know and ask them if the roof is asbestos.

If that place has f**k all mobile and internet coverage, hopefully Boggles buys his own noise and moves out to that cracking location himself

I wouldn't trust any builder that would 100% confirm anything from a picture. It's the first thing you will be told from a reputable one. How many roofs did you needlessly remove? 😂

You are some spoofer.

That is an old West of Ireland farmhouse, the last resident had walk in shower put in because they were elderly and have now most likely passed away.

I know those type of houses all to well.

They are old thick stone walls filled with rubble, the place is damp and cold.

Would cost a fortune to heat and dry walling it inside will only get you so far.

And before you do anything you will no doubt have to replace septic.

Then there are the electics which to do neat job will mean chasing walls that either crumble or you run into stone i.e. nightmare.

And if that roof is indeed asbestos expect hefty bill to get it taken down and disposed of properly.

Cracking property in cracking location my ar**.

As I said you are a spoofer.

A Ukrainian would probably more comfort in a foxhole back home than that place.

Are you shure when you said cracking property you didn't mean the ones full of mica ?

Now we have the solution!

Ship the native Irish out to damp, rotting hovels in the depths of nowhere so our government can dutifully accommodate endless oceans of people with no connection to this nation which owes them nothing.

In time, and to avoid conflict with the noble New Irish, we could set aside small, remote areas for the remaining indigenous Irish.

Maybe we could call them "reservations" or something.

Well tilting at windmills will certainly not get anyone a home.

You always know Irish people who have never travelled, outside Ireland. They believe the likes of Leitrim is akin to living on the moon, they have no concept of actual distance or remoteness.

We are a tiny Island, that place is 40 minutes to Sligo and less than 2 hours from Galway and Dublin.

mobile data, no broadband, no jobs, no healthcare, no infrastructure

Elon sorted the communication.

Work from home is now on trend.

You think they have no healthcare in Leitrim? 😂

Yes i desperately want to import migrants to Leitrim.

😂