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The asylum seeker housing business laid bare. GRIPT’s Gary Kavanagh has mapped €4.3bn of State payments to private companies to provide accommodation, and related services, for asylum seekers and Ukrainians, firm by firm, name by name.

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🇮🇪Taxi Dave🇮🇪1 年前

Get it right Gript illegal economic scammers are not "refugees".

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Peter Brennan1 年前

Our taxes just getting pissed away. But political insiders cleaning up.

Ruairi Fahy 🇹🇼 🇦🇲🇬🇪🇬🇷🇨🇾 ⭐️ 的头像
Ruairi Fahy 🇹🇼 🇦🇲🇬🇪🇬🇷🇨🇾 ⭐️1 年前

Great work. Let’s get some nice graphs going on X and YouTube

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BitShit1 年前

Great work!! Expose the scam!! The more we shine a light the more chance we have of ending this filthy corruption

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rob toner1 年前

Couldn't afford to drop the hospitality tax back to 9% as it'd cost 600 million a year. Hopefully some of these parasites can pick up a few premises cheap.

Brian Boru 🇮🇪 的头像
Brian Boru 🇮🇪1 年前

Absolutely sickening. How dare they waste taxpayers money like this.

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Watchdog1 年前

Great work! Many thanks. How do Ireland's main stream media justify turning a blind eye to this corruption?

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Juniper1 年前

Respect to those who are exposing Ireland's corruption! I find the whole thing too sickening to contemplate.

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PaddyMick20201 年前

Excellent work, you will never see this investigated real journalism on the rubbish RTE that the stupid Irish are paying for.

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Michael Walsh1 年前

What do you expect? The whole government is a Racket.

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