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Good luck I hope you get elected. The landlord industry is subsidised by the tax payer via HAP... I'm sure your aware a large percentage of working people now receive HAP, funneling public money into private hands
Every corner of Ireland needs a Peter Dooley and all the Independents thank you Peter for keeping us updated and informed that you don't hear on MSM it's an absolute disgrace. Shame on them all. Prayers you get a seat in that Dail 🙏 We need change and very quickly
Great video! I live close to Grove Park and I am in private rented accommodation. I am sixty one years old, disabled and I suffer from chronic osteoarthritis. I have been on Dublin City Council housing list for ten years. I receive HAP to supplement my extortionate rent in a damp mould ridden studio apartment. During COVID I was evicted from my previous accommodation on the North Circular Road because my landlord sold the house. The house was sold within his family and after extensive refurbishment it was rented out again at twice the previous rent. My present landlord avoids any kind of preventive maintenance of the property and is reluctant to do essential repairs. I am at his mercy and if he ever decides to sell up I would find myself homeless. The reality is that a select few in Ireland are living high on the hog at the expense of the many. Landlordism is worse now than it was under British rule in the 1900s.
I hope you get a permanent place soon. Maybe you could go to a politician to get a place owned by Dublin City Council. I know people who got places by doing that. Also, you might apply for a place with the Iveagh Trust as you are on the Council housing list. Again with the help of a Councilor or politician. The I.T. own estates at Mount St. Anthony at the back of the swimming pool in Rathmines, in Kevin St. and Bull Alley St. Good luck.
said some years back, Jeremy Warner, The DAILY TELEGRAPH:- "... the plan... stoke house prices, as well as put another rocket under THE PARASITIC INDUSTRY OF BUY-TO-LETS..." This country must stop saying 'Landlords';- If "PARASITE" is OK for the Daily Telegraph of London, it's OK by me.
You must have €10,000. In sustained weekly/ monthly savings. Over a period off not less than 3 years While trying to live comfortably. I remember from my childhood. (Crumlin) the Nearest Library was in Rathmines. 83 bus or shanks mare when weather permitted. Most houses in the area were owned by Families. The Great Western Railway. Built housing for it's Employee's as Did Cadbury/Bournvill. 🇮🇪🇪🇺
@@annedonnellan6876 xactly. so, what are the big Corporates here? are the staff on contract, as a way of insecurity? or some kind of rotation security ?
I grew up in Ringsend . The men who lived in the 2 modest houses next door worked as a Taxi man & Milkman . My brother lives in the same house today ; the married male female couples residing in the same properties comprise of 2 Doctors , a dentist & barrister !
Funny Iistening to one of the Newstalk talking heads this morning lecturing the presenter on using the words vulture funds as it "demeans people we need" 😅
Let's face it, FF and FG have primarily been in government in one way or another since Ireland got her "freedom". FF/FG/G have been in government, and what exactly have they achieved? When considering who you vote for, ask yourself these questions: Has my life and the lives of my family improved during this term of government? Has social housing/affordable housing increased? Has the health service improved during this time? Have I got a reasonable standard of living? Am I pleased with the standard of education? Is there a good future for my children/grandchildren? Has the crime rate lowered during the government's term? Had the government a handle on immigration? Did you feel listened to and respected by the government? Do you feel any of the above will improve for the betterment of you, your family, and Ireland should FF/FG (and ?) be voted back in. We've all clearly seen what the old has done and what it will do. So, do you want the status quo or new horizons? Peter is definitely a brand new horizon. If nothing changes, then nothing changes!
It looks like the division of those elegant houses into tiny flats is creating tenements - very expensive ones. And if people have to spend most of their income on rent, that will keep them relatively poor and limit their chances of ever getting ahead e.g. owning their own home.
Hi Peter, I was born there, my parents rented the 1st floor which contained 1 bedroom, kitchenette & sitting room, it was a shared bathroom downstairs, my mam had 4 children here, previously my aunt & uncle lived in the flat, I must try find out how much the rent was,
GREED PURE AND SIMPLE . Ireland needs to revert to the 1840’s and Boycott Boycotting began in Ireland as result of exorbitant Rent’s -- Ponder on That !
Myself and 2 others rented a 3 bedroom house close by there in 2010-2011 and rent for the 3 of us was €1600 per month i.e. €533 a month each. You wouldn’t even get a 1 bed studio for €1600 nowadays.
The best of luck with the election. I lived in two bedsits in Grove Park in the 80s. Forget the numbers. Rent was 25 pounds a week in both. Happy days!
From a personal aspect" if you are evicted" and on a reasonable rent,, how can anybody afford to move as the next rent will be almost double"" and subsidies won't cover half the rent! If you have a disability and can't work your doomed" rent freezes please,, for the vulnerable🙏
After the Revolution 1916 the Civil War 1921/22. The country almost broke population 2.5 million.Dublin Corporation built thousands of homes North and South side of the Liffy. 2024 Ireland is awash with Billions. But no real ability to build social housing. 🇮🇪🇪🇺
We're not awash with billions we're awash with billions of debt. We currently owe 1/3rd of a Trillion and rising. Nobody mentions that per capita Ireland has the third highest debt in the world, where every man, woman and child in this country has around €70,000 of debt they don't even know about. Which is why when the EU tells Ireland to jump the government asks "how high?"
@@thewildgoose7467 yea I find astonishing that Ireland is regularly placed in the top 10 richest countries in the world, with all that dept never mentioned. We were really screwed over by bankers & our elected officials. They didn't even fight, unsecured bond holders paid. No objections to the IMFs demands. Then we find out later that we took the hit for the EU, if we had defaulted or only paid what we had too surely the EU would have been in as much trouble as us.
It's very similar to the situation when Africa countries were in huge dept to the IMF & all their natural resources were sold off or as we call it privatised
Used to live on grove or road about 3 years ago, was pushed out because of mobbing and noise pollution which I believe was deliberate. People living around the apartment started moving out gradually.
The alternative to the housing market we have is a housing market in which house prices are falling rapidly and rents are falling just as fast and people with mortgages stop paying because they feel like suckers if their mortgage is worth more than their house. The government prefers the housing market exactly the way it is. This is why they eased lending standards when the ECB raised interest rates a few years ago. Anything that threatens the housing market we have will be countered by the government which has a basket of tools at it`s disposal. This is why we need a severe global depression. We need something the government will not be able to handle. Then we will get the housing market we need.
The negative equity argument plays it's part but I don't agree.. who said family homes should keep increasing in price. A mortgage shouldn't be anymore than 3 x your income to have a sustainable housing market
@@Loy365 It would be very difficult to keep house prices steady, i.e. neither rising or falling. So the government prefers to keep them rising. If there is even a small decrease in house prices, it threatens the government`s precious bubble and they add stimulus to get house prices rising again because that is what they want. What we want has to wait until they run out of ammo.
Housing prices seem to be crazy high everywhere Ireland England United States and Canada ... I haven't checked on Australia are they having a crisis down there? everything has just gone through the roof since covid. I don't know what we're going to do. Because I can tell you this wages are not following the inflation
A lot of Irish people have gone to Australia, but exactly the same thing has happened there! This is NOT peculiar to Ireland. It's a Western capitalist phenomenon, that started in the 'greed is good' 1980s, when housing became an investment commodity instead of a place to live. Leave Ireland if you must, but be aware, you won't find cheap, affordable housing anymore in any Western country.
Welcome to the European Union. Ireland is a colony again. When the state was founded there was an extraordinary house building programme that saw council housing constructed in every town in Ireland and this was when we had no money now with our Fake GDP we are one of the richest countries in the world. All lies. Thanks for your videos Peter and I hope you get elected.
Grove Park, now there is a blast from the past for me, Peter! I lived there between 2005 and 2010 in a not particularly spacious flat, to put it mildly!
Planning autorities like dublin city council and an bord pleauneaula are too slow and backward for planning of homes and apartments and new builds they have objected to thousands of new builds🙄 all over the country
Funnily enough, the ould planning permission doesn’t seem to be an obstacle to housing hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants. Why can’t people see this?
Peter im lucky , ive great neighbours beside me , they got out of Dublin 20 yrs ago with their young children , salt of the earth , im so lucky i live beside them , our town has gone to shite but i know in the morning if i needed them they would be there to help . & i would be there for them too . Certain cultures will not mix .... its like oil & water .
Petwr i remember Rathmines in the 80s / 90s ... so many if us from.the country travelled up on bus to go to collage / ISI . ....Leinater secretary institution..... great memories & my brother did his stint in Army School of Music up there ❤
Did anyone see the Katy Hanon program on tv where the African woman sitting next to a homeless lrish woman who has a child with medical needs was delighted with herself telling the audience she was housed in Wicklow recently and it is her 'forever home'. Not a screed of sympathy for the lrish woman who told her story first about ending up homeless. It was disgusting!
No 12 on Grove Park - 'Ephesus' House. I checked about it online after I had seen few young people from Africa coming in and out all the time, perhaps it has been transformed for other type of accommodation - maybe to help refugees. Fully renovated, beautiful house by previous owners (pics online) Was on sale in June'24 for 1.75 mil. I live very close to the house, also numbers 25 and 27 have been recently renovated - look like 'cosy studios'.
So sad Peter 😢 .... im from Newbridge Co.Kildare , our town has grown bigtime , we welcome our own people from Ireland , its good we need to look after our own Native people . Im a country bumkin 😂 always be proud of my heritage , my family have been here in this town for generations , i feel for all you in Rathmines , Dublin areas .... we have 2 ipas centres in our town & on floods cross its like something you would see for a war Zone ..... every town village can see whats going on . As i say i welcome Dublin ppl & our own to our towns , but no Islamic department of Diarrhoea . We are in deep trouble Peter . I hope you do well in the next coming elections , i really do , rents are sky high.here too for our children , public transport is shocking , my daughter travels for hrs on end just to get to collage every day . Buses trains , just to get to Maynooth . Doctors denists ect , weeks if not months to get to see amyone . Its rife in all towns villages . I hope more ppl will wake up to all this madness , i really do . Its the same heads & cronies , in power .... ppl need to stop voting for all Mammy & Daddy's cronies .... sweet jesus 😢 im not able to look at that tv anymore , the lies , deceit , it shocking & shame on our so called Journalists , a disgrace . I no longer feel safe in my town & our children hate living here now .
I know many houses sold on this road. Substantial refurbishment has taken place, to upgrade very old properties. Huge investment with lots of jobs. Without investment old properties fall apart- just a fact of life.
The separated males and single males, existing in those insecure, crummy and teeny bedsits; MUST be addressed. And the Councils, via Rent Allowance, hap. etc. - virtually paying the extra mortgages of the 'Landlords', i.e. Housing INVESTORS. (n.b. is it from the ECB Private Bank that the Councils draw down money from?). As, some yrs. back;- article by Jeremy Warner of The Daily Telegraph:- "....plan.... to stoke house prices.... will put another rocket under THE PARASITIC INDUSTRY OF BUY-TO-LETS". It must be stopped calling them 'Landlords';- and, if saying they're "PARASITES" is ok with The DAILY TELEGRAPH of London; it's ok by me.
After the Revolution 1916 the Civil War 1921/22. The country almost broke population 2.5 million.Dublin Corporation built thousands of homes North and South side of the Liffy. 2024 Ireland is awash with Billions. But no real ability to build social housing. 🇮🇪🇪🇺
Grove Park was populated by British Military families pre-independence, followed by junior civil servants and clerks after Independence. A fine range of house types and sizes matched to the Rank of the occupiers. Zero chance a NCO or even Lieutenant or Captain in Cathal Brugha could afford the rents these days...
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Good luck I hope you get elected. The landlord industry is subsidised by the tax payer via HAP... I'm sure your aware a large percentage of working people now receive HAP, funneling public money into private hands
Absolutely, thank you.
Wishing you every success Peter in the upcoming elections....
Great work Peter
The Vulture attacks the weakest prey
Peter i really hope you get voted in this time around, anyone i no from your area i tell them to check you out, that you are a MAN OF THE PEOPLE,
Every corner of Ireland needs a Peter Dooley and all the Independents thank you Peter for keeping us updated and informed that you don't hear on MSM it's an absolute disgrace. Shame on them all. Prayers you get a seat in that Dail 🙏 We need change and very quickly
Thank you very much.
Don't what ever you do once elected. Become a Michael Gregory. Independent TD rip
Oh I've done my homework 💪
Great video! I live close to Grove Park and I am in private rented accommodation. I am sixty one years old, disabled and I suffer from chronic osteoarthritis. I have been on Dublin City Council housing list for ten years. I receive HAP to supplement my extortionate rent in a damp mould ridden studio apartment. During COVID I was evicted from my previous accommodation on the North Circular Road because my landlord sold the house. The house was sold within his family and after extensive refurbishment it was rented out again at twice the previous rent. My present landlord avoids any kind of preventive maintenance of the property and is reluctant to do essential repairs. I am at his mercy and if he ever decides to sell up I would find myself homeless. The reality is that a select few in Ireland are living high on the hog at the expense of the many. Landlordism is worse now than it was under British rule in the 1900s.
what would the house be if you were not there?
I hope you get a permanent place soon. Maybe you could go to a politician to get a place owned by Dublin City Council. I know people who got places by doing that. Also, you might apply for a place with the Iveagh Trust as you are on the Council housing list. Again with the help of a Councilor or politician. The I.T. own estates at Mount St. Anthony at the back of the swimming pool in Rathmines, in Kevin St. and Bull Alley St. Good luck.
Well done Peter! agree 100%
This country is rotten to the core
I lived in the basement flat of No. 16 when my first child was born in 1985. Rent was £45 per week.
Keep up the great work Peter. Make Ireland Irish again. 🙏🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🙏.
Excellent reporting.Much needed.
Thank you John.
Mortgages are less than rent but banks won't lend
Because all part of the plan, you'll own nothing & be happy about it
said some years back, Jeremy Warner, The DAILY TELEGRAPH:- "... the plan... stoke house prices, as well as put another rocket under THE PARASITIC INDUSTRY OF BUY-TO-LETS..." This country must stop saying 'Landlords';- If "PARASITE" is OK for the Daily Telegraph of London, it's OK by me.
Banks are lending tho?
Because if someone defaults on the mortgage you can’t get the house back. Unintended consequence of dumb law
I remember the area well. Rent has just gone mad. 😢
Thanks Peter🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
Breath of fresh air..
You must have €10,000. In sustained weekly/ monthly savings. Over a period off not less than 3 years While trying to live comfortably.
I remember from my childhood. (Crumlin) the Nearest Library was in Rathmines. 83 bus or shanks mare when weather permitted. Most houses in the area were owned by Families.
The Great Western Railway. Built housing for it's Employee's as Did Cadbury/Bournvill.
🇮🇪🇪🇺
Guinness?
@@annedonnellan6876most of us a f..led then
@@annedonnellan6876 xactly. so, what are the big Corporates here? are the staff on contract, as a way of insecurity? or some kind of rotation security ?
I grew up in Ringsend . The men who lived in the 2 modest houses next door worked as a Taxi man & Milkman . My brother lives in the same house today ; the married male female couples residing in the same properties comprise of 2 Doctors , a dentist & barrister !
Thanks for the update Peter, I'm praying to God every night that you get in.
Lived in tiny bedsit in grove pk till 2013 and paid 85 per wk.
Vote#1 Peter Dooley
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Funny Iistening to one of the Newstalk talking heads this morning lecturing the presenter on using the words vulture funds as it "demeans people we need" 😅
Don,t mind those Traitorous Scumbags MSM
Let's face it, FF and FG have primarily been in government in one way or another since Ireland got her "freedom". FF/FG/G have been in government, and what exactly have they achieved?
When considering who you vote for, ask yourself these questions:
Has my life and the lives of my family improved during this term of government?
Has social housing/affordable housing increased?
Has the health service improved during this time?
Have I got a reasonable standard of living?
Am I pleased with the standard of education?
Is there a good future for my children/grandchildren?
Has the crime rate lowered during the government's term?
Had the government a handle on immigration?
Did you feel listened to and respected by the government?
Do you feel any of the above will improve for the betterment of you, your family, and Ireland should FF/FG (and ?) be voted back in.
We've all clearly seen what the old has done and what it will do. So, do you want the status quo or new horizons? Peter is definitely a brand new horizon.
If nothing changes, then nothing changes!
Ireland never got freedom that was a illusion
Great post, mate. I hope
people take the time to read it.
Hey Peter ! My Granny's house was on Leinster Rd. 1970's what a time. Up to the Stella cinema in Harold's cross. Great times.
It looks like the division of those elegant houses into tiny flats is creating tenements - very expensive ones. And if people have to spend most of their income on rent, that will keep them relatively poor and limit their chances of ever getting ahead e.g. owning their own home.
It's instilling into the poor - insecurity. And so, a quiescent populace.
@@skymagenta8758 Yep...trying to survive with little time or energy to engage in critical thinking or politiking.
Another great video
I appreciate that
I remember Rathmines in th 80s when you could pick the street you wanted to flat on. It was a bedsit city . 30 quid a week.
Hi Peter, I was born there, my parents rented the 1st floor which contained 1 bedroom, kitchenette & sitting room, it was a shared bathroom downstairs, my mam had 4 children here, previously my aunt & uncle lived in the flat, I must try find out how much the rent was,
Thank you for sharing your story Brenda.
Well put together Peter.
Seen these pre 63 signs up over in rialto aswell , same going on over there
Peter if i was living in Dublin you would have my vote good luck in your election campaign
Good luck Sir.
Again Peter best of luck from Cork
Best of luck in the election, Peter. This country desperately needs new leaders and above all people with integrity, who puts Irish people first.
This country I gone mad amd I think I'm going mad too, it's too much
Orwell: "You must say 2+2= 5". mad.
I know Peter you would support the outlawing of Vulture Funds.
GREED PURE AND SIMPLE . Ireland needs to revert to the 1840’s and Boycott
Boycotting began in Ireland as result of exorbitant Rent’s -- Ponder on That !
Well done Peter make Ireland great again .🇮🇪💚🇮🇪💚🇮🇪💚
2,560 euro a month. It's insane really, insane is the word.
Myself and 2 others rented a 3 bedroom house close by there in 2010-2011 and rent for the 3 of us was €1600 per month i.e. €533 a month each.
You wouldn’t even get a 1 bed studio for €1600 nowadays.
@@johngardiner2279 correct. 400 per week FOR 3 people 👍
👏👏👏💪💪💪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
A Country with out borders Is Not a Country
VOTE PETER. DOOLEY. NO.1
The best of luck with the election. I lived in two bedsits in Grove Park in the 80s. Forget the numbers. Rent was 25 pounds a week in both. Happy days!
From a personal aspect" if you are evicted" and on a reasonable rent,, how can anybody afford to move as the next rent will be almost double"" and subsidies won't cover half the rent! If you have a disability and can't work your doomed" rent freezes please,, for the vulnerable🙏
Devious kind of population control. they regard the indigenous Irish as cattle/herds.
After the Revolution 1916 the Civil War 1921/22. The country almost broke population 2.5 million.Dublin Corporation built thousands of homes North and South side of the Liffy.
2024 Ireland is awash with Billions. But no real ability to build social housing.
🇮🇪🇪🇺
Landlords are subsidised to the tune of billions via HAP transferring public money into private hands & inflating rent prices
We're not awash with billions we're awash with billions of debt. We currently owe 1/3rd of a Trillion and rising.
Nobody mentions that per capita Ireland has the third highest debt in the world, where every man, woman and child in this country has around €70,000 of debt they don't even know about.
Which is why when the EU tells Ireland to jump the government asks "how high?"
Most people are brain washed and that’s all done on purpose
@@thewildgoose7467 yea I find astonishing that Ireland is regularly placed in the top 10 richest countries in the world, with all that dept never mentioned.
We were really screwed over by bankers & our elected officials. They didn't even fight, unsecured bond holders paid. No objections to the IMFs demands. Then we find out later that we took the hit for the EU, if we had defaulted or only paid what we had too surely the EU would have been in as much trouble as us.
It's very similar to the situation when Africa countries were in huge dept to the IMF & all their natural resources were sold off or as we call it privatised
Those house's are freezing cold and can hear your neighbour i n the jacks.
Used to live on grove or road about 3 years ago, was pushed out because of mobbing and noise pollution which I believe was deliberate. People living around the apartment started moving out gradually.
👏👏👏
The alternative to the housing market we have is a housing market in which house prices are falling rapidly and rents are falling just as fast and people with mortgages stop paying because they feel like suckers if their mortgage is worth more than their house. The government prefers the housing market exactly the way it is. This is why they eased lending standards when the ECB raised interest rates a few years ago. Anything that threatens the housing market we have will be countered by the government which has a basket of tools at it`s disposal. This is why we need a severe global depression. We need something the government will not be able to handle. Then we will get the housing market we need.
The negative equity argument plays it's part but I don't agree.. who said family homes should keep increasing in price. A mortgage shouldn't be anymore than 3 x your income to have a sustainable housing market
@@Loy365 It would be very difficult to keep house prices steady, i.e. neither rising or falling. So the government prefers to keep them rising. If there is even a small decrease in house prices, it threatens the government`s precious bubble and they add stimulus to get house prices rising again because that is what they want. What we want has to wait until they run out of ammo.
Housing prices seem to be crazy high everywhere Ireland England United States and Canada ... I haven't checked on Australia are they having a crisis down there? everything has just gone through the roof since covid. I don't know what we're going to do. Because I can tell you this wages are not following the inflation
The average rent in swansea is £800, what a difference !
A very second rate city in an collapsing society and economy..
A lot of Irish people have gone to Australia, but exactly the same thing has happened there! This is NOT peculiar to Ireland. It's a Western capitalist phenomenon, that started in the 'greed is good' 1980s, when housing became an investment commodity instead of a place to live. Leave Ireland if you must, but be aware, you won't find cheap, affordable housing anymore in any Western country.
Good luck in the election Peter. We need you in the government.
Welcome to the European Union. Ireland is a colony again. When the state was founded there was an extraordinary house building programme that saw council housing constructed in every town in Ireland and this was when we had no money now with our Fake GDP we are one of the richest countries in the world. All lies. Thanks for your videos Peter and I hope you get elected.
Grove Park, now there is a blast from the past for me, Peter! I lived there between 2005 and 2010 in a not particularly spacious flat, to put it mildly!
Planning autorities like dublin city council and an bord pleauneaula are too slow and backward for planning of homes and apartments and new builds they have objected to thousands of new builds🙄 all over the country
Funnily enough, the ould planning permission doesn’t seem to be an obstacle to housing hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants.
Why can’t people see this?
Dooley 1
Best of Luck
Peter im lucky , ive great neighbours beside me , they got out of Dublin 20 yrs ago with their young children , salt of the earth , im so lucky i live beside them , our town has gone to shite but i know in the morning if i needed them they would be there to help . & i would be there for them too . Certain cultures will not mix .... its like oil & water .
Please please Vote for the Greens I want another Bicycle Shelter or maybe six please
Sarcasm is the poorest for of wit
Sarcasm is the poorest for of wit
O to be Green with envy
I could agree with you but then we'd both be wrong @@derekmulready1523
Just to say that people who aren't in your constituency should also support him on your go-fund-me link.
I'm in Rathdown.
Petwr i remember Rathmines in the 80s / 90s ... so many if us from.the country travelled up on bus to go to collage / ISI . ....Leinater secretary institution..... great memories & my brother did his stint in Army School of Music up there ❤
Did anyone see the Katy Hanon program on tv where the African woman sitting next to a homeless lrish woman who has a child with medical needs was delighted with herself telling the audience she was housed in Wicklow recently and it is her 'forever home'. Not a screed of sympathy for the lrish woman who told her story first about ending up homeless. It was disgusting!
No 12 on Grove Park - 'Ephesus' House. I checked about it online after I had seen few young people from Africa coming in and out all the time, perhaps it has been transformed for other type of accommodation - maybe to help refugees. Fully renovated, beautiful house by previous owners (pics online) Was on sale in June'24 for 1.75 mil. I live very close to the house, also numbers 25 and 27 have been recently renovated - look like 'cosy studios'.
Hopefully your elected
So sad Peter 😢 .... im from Newbridge Co.Kildare , our town has grown bigtime , we welcome our own people from Ireland , its good we need to look after our own Native people . Im a country bumkin 😂 always be proud of my heritage , my family have been here in this town for generations , i feel for all you in Rathmines , Dublin areas .... we have 2 ipas centres in our town & on floods cross its like something you would see for a war Zone ..... every town village can see whats going on .
As i say i welcome Dublin ppl & our own to our towns , but no Islamic department of Diarrhoea . We are in deep trouble Peter . I hope you do well in the next coming elections , i really do , rents are sky high.here too for our children , public transport is shocking , my daughter travels for hrs on end just to get to collage every day . Buses trains , just to get to Maynooth .
Doctors denists ect , weeks if not months to get to see amyone . Its rife in all towns villages . I hope more ppl will wake up to all this madness , i really do . Its the same heads & cronies , in power .... ppl need to stop voting for all Mammy & Daddy's cronies .... sweet jesus 😢 im not able to look at that tv anymore , the lies , deceit , it shocking & shame on our so called Journalists , a disgrace .
I no longer feel safe in my town & our children hate living here now .
Kalgeri plan
Just one problem. Those flats were cheap when Ireland was relatively poor. Now Dublin is rich those flats are des res. And therefore I’m high demand.
Yes but the Residents aren't,t Wealthy have another listen to the video.
What income would you need before tax to pay 2500 a month ???
Ireland didn't invade any country like England did. Why should ireland suffer like this
I know many houses sold on this road. Substantial refurbishment has taken place, to upgrade very old properties. Huge investment with lots of jobs. Without investment old properties fall apart- just a fact of life.
and without the disenfranchised humans to tenant them.
The separated males and single males, existing in those insecure, crummy and teeny bedsits; MUST be addressed. And the Councils, via Rent Allowance, hap. etc. - virtually paying the extra mortgages of the 'Landlords', i.e. Housing INVESTORS.
(n.b. is it from the ECB Private Bank that the Councils draw down money from?).
As, some yrs. back;- article by Jeremy Warner of The Daily Telegraph:- "....plan.... to stoke house prices.... will put another rocket under THE PARASITIC INDUSTRY OF BUY-TO-LETS".
It must be stopped calling them 'Landlords';- and, if saying they're "PARASITES" is ok with The DAILY TELEGRAPH of London; it's ok by me.
Africans call Ireland treasure island
Peter, are you on X ?
Every one of those houses probably holds 6-8 bedsits; most with poverty males darkly tip-toeing in, trying to keep a bit of integrity.
Disroying chirstine contreys name game,
Who's affording these rents!
Great work Peter
Many thanks
After the Revolution 1916 the Civil War 1921/22. The country almost broke population 2.5 million.Dublin Corporation built thousands of homes North and South side of the Liffy.
2024 Ireland is awash with Billions. But no real ability to build social housing.
🇮🇪🇪🇺
Grove Park was populated by British Military families pre-independence, followed by junior civil servants and clerks after Independence. A fine range of house types and sizes matched to the Rank of the occupiers. Zero chance a NCO or even Lieutenant or Captain in Cathal Brugha could afford the rents these days...