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Just floored a motion calling on Fingal County Council asking - "That this Council write to Minister James Browne TD., Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, insisting that housing supports such as the Help to Buy Scheme, Local Government Home Loan, Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant, First Home Scheme,...

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🇮🇪Taxi Dave🇮🇪vor 6 Monaten

More proof that they are all corrupt.

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Gabhánvor 6 Monaten

@CommonWho Well done they couldn't care less about the native Irish people

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lemassvor 6 Monaten

The state are in violation of the Genocide act 1973, that should be used to place pressure on the state & expose their subversion & treason. We should get Irish citizens impacted by our colonization to report the state for Genocide.

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DublinCommentsvor 6 Monaten

Shows how evil our elected representatives are. They actively work to prevent Irish people getting accommodation.

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Jo Réaltavor 6 Monaten

@KajDbc32 Well done for proposing it but beggars belief the mind virus the other Cllrs have that they couldn’t support it. They couldn’t care less about their own people.

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Ruairi 🇮🇪vor 6 Monaten

Treason.

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Scary Timesvor 6 Monaten

Thank you for your service 🙏

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WhoMurderedCommonSensevor 6 Monaten

Multiple European countries have enacted these laws, why can't the Irish??? Is it more the case of no political will to do so?! The sworn duty of a government is to the needs of its own people first! Can an Irish person argue that this government is fulfilling its duty!?

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CalEth20vor 6 Monaten

Well done Patrick 🇮🇪🔥🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 Ireland is for the Irish 🇮🇪

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Steo333🇮🇪vor 6 Monaten

All these councils are party members all paid off to do what the whip wants they are far left commies and socialists. They are blind to what's happening to our city and country all third world is welcome in their eyes!

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Bullshit Manvor 6 Monaten

To be honest, I wouldn’t disagree with your motion. But, I’d have a few clauses and nuances to it. Irish kids etc. I think the government are very scared of what happens when you don’t feed and house asylum seekers. They know the #irish won’t say much and just get on with it.

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Kieran Walshvor 6 Monaten

Why would anyone second a motion that is painfully contrary to the law?

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EOIN_MACK2.0vor 6 Monaten

Keep showing them up for what they are, anti Irish traitors!

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celia.vor 6 Monaten

@Joycewillbenext Good man 🙏

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Stephenvor 6 Monaten

The people of Ireland will second it

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Suzie M Daltonvor 6 Monaten

I weep 😪 for the future of my sons.

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KittytheHarevor 6 Monaten

@Eirinn76 Is it time to disband county councils that fail to prioritise the needs of Éire's indigenous citizens?

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conkersbonkersvor 6 Monaten

Good man. Keep fighting for this.

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Kit Murrayvor 6 Monaten

No one seconded it because it would not be legally possible to do anything like that..

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lady barkleyvor 6 Monaten

Well done 🎯🎯🎯🎯👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇨🇮👺

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Mob Barleyvor 6 Monaten

One of the issues is that local authority allocation rules are completely undermined by the mass importation of poverty. Therefore they will always be in most 'need' and Irish people will always be at a disadvantage. Example, migrants exiting DP to Em Acc, then social housing.

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Jeanne Pvor 6 Monaten

That’s disgusting. Keep up the good fight.

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John Pyne🇮🇪🇪🇺🌍vor 6 Monaten

Firstly, you table a motion. You floor an enemy. Secondly, nobody supported it because it's both batshit crazy and nasty.

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Seánvor 6 Monaten

Why would any second a motion that is against the law? I presume you've not read up on any such laws. Clown!

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Colm Beattyvor 6 Monaten

@JCrowleyNP 👏 👏 👏 🇮🇪

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Luke🏴‍☠️ 🕶 ⛱vor 6 Monaten

All stolen properties from the Irish

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Rorovor 27 Tagen

@OldNormality

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Bullshit Manvor 6 Monaten

What about a non Irish national with Irish kids?

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Maverick.ievor 6 Monaten

Isn’t the same schemes available to everyone,

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Bríain Ó Éirevor 27 Tagen

Good man @PQuinlanNP 🇮🇪✝️💚🙏💪🏻

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Jeff Magnier #LFC20Timesvor 6 Monaten

Get rid of the utterly ridiculous bureaucracy of having 150 schemes for 3 things for a bloody start. Nobody seconded it because they were all asleep.

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[email protected]vor 6 Monaten

The communist housing authority

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Madeleine O'Sullivanvor 27 Tagen

@Eirinn76 They are are lying anti Urish people who need to be outed.

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Dualta McMahonvor 6 Monaten

Good man, Patrick

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