Cormac Sheehy

Ireland the only country in the world you can't have a pint in a beer garden of a bar today. IN THE WORLD.

@thejournal_ie Is there anything that @thejournal_ie disagree with that isn’t far right?

A 'national strike' over the price of fuel has failed to materialise so far, despite calls from far-right groups and some protesters jrnl.ie/7011175t

@iRonnnnie @SimonHarrisTD Get out of your mother’s spare room and go to north Roscommon. €200 a foot to build. Areas where 3 bed semi d 1500 sq ft are 180k.

@CormacSheehy @SimonHarrisTD How is it the same numbers if you're literally getting a grant. And no, no €200k renovated home sells for €200k don't be fucking ridiculous.

We must turn derelict properties into homes for our young people. I am acting to make this happen with a new derelict property tax. Read more here: open.substack.com/pub/tanaistesi…

@iRonnnnie @SimonHarrisTD Same problem, can you not do the numbers?

@CormacSheehy @SimonHarrisTD So then sell your vacant property. New buyers can get derelict renovation grants.

@ciarannugent In your opinion. But then again you’ve no experience of anything you haven’t the balls to stand on your own two feet.

It's 31,000 if they're working full time, which they never are

@ciarannugent Literally… We’re talking how you’ve never employed anyone in your life so you shouldn’t be pontificating on people who do. Back to your desk.

@CormacSheehy We're talking restaurants and minimum wage and now I see you work in Irish real estate.....literally the easiest money to make on planet earth! Crazy entitlement

@ciarannugent You’re an imbecile I don’t work in a restaurant. Save your sob stories for the water cooler at your “job”

@CormacSheehy And everything I said there was 100% accurate And you get a special vat rate no one else gets

@ciarannugent You know nothing about me. There’s a payslip when I worked in supermacs to put myself through school then college. Also your “job” says it all. As I said you haven’t a clue. You’ve never employed anyone. I’ve 20 staff all of which are well looked after.

@CormacSheehy You've never lived on minimum And teaching is about 10% of my job....

@Seanaldinho @ciarannugent Another man who never employed anyone. All my staff are paid well over minimum wage but that’s not the point is it. Why don’t you open a business Sean?

@CormacSheehy @ciarannugent If you can't pay your staff a proper wage without crying about it, maybe the problem is you're just not very good at operating a business and should consider another career?

@ciarannugent If you can’t do, teach.

@CormacSheehy If you can't sell 3 croissants per hour worked maybe learn to code or something

@fatima_gunning I’ve had two separate women in their 50s call to our office looking for rental properties to get out of emergency accommodation. Both fleeing political persecution in 🇺🇸 afraid trump was coming for them. One had teen kids in an asylum centre.

It’s either you eat this or I beat that kid out of you tonight. I’m dead serious...I’m forcing you. I don’t care. Take it." Diversity is our strength. rte.ie/news/courts/20…

@LOCthedreamer2 Economist.

Name a job where you can be wrong every single day of the week and it have no effect on your job security whatsoever ? Weatherman

This is quite the watch.

2000 nurses worth of waste.

@nanakando @eoinmauricedaly Evidence what? How many groups of 3 have you seen buy a house? Answer none. How many groups of 3 live in a rented house. Answer most. I’ve been involved in property for nearly 20 years.

@CormacSheehy @eoinmauricedaly Can you evidence that?

I’m quite stupid about these things but does ‘landlords selling up’ often not just mean ‘landlords selling to other landlords’? Do people think houses are decommissioned when sold?

@rtenews What type of men?

Two men have been convicted of planning an Islamic State-inspired gun attack on a mass gathering of Jews in the Manchester area rte.ie/news/world/202…

@vonderleyen No government intervention ever made housing cheaper on purpose. The last intervention was to making housing more expensive and as always had the opposite result we had the greatest financial meltdown of our time.

In the face of rising costs of living, Europe is taking action. To make housing affordable, guarantee good jobs, and help leave poverty behind. Together, we’re building a fairer Europe.