Post #9868

One of the locals in Ballyogan was interviewed by EU and local election candidate for Tallaght Central, Philip Dwyer, a couple of weeks back. He told Dwyer that 30 Roma were living in council supported housing next to him and it reminded me of Aisling Murphy's trial when we learned that her murderer, Josef Puska, had around 30 family members living in his council supported house too. What I suspect is happening is that once one Roma gets social housing, they'll pack the house with their extended family who'll all register as homeless and wait to be provided homes of their own. Gript had a good report last week explaining that while over 14,000 people are registered as homeless in the State, only 55% of the adults are Irish citizens. We've previously learned that between 30%-40% of people who are registering as homeless in Ireland every month are newly arrived immigrants with a large contingent being Roma, so the homeless problem could be halved by just deporting people. 👉🏻join Late Stage Ireland