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@fergalreid @___Sc0pes___ If the other social/cost rental developments are anything to go by, Irish people will feel like a minority in that area.
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This is what the Glass Bottle site will look like when fully completed. It will be served by a bus.
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@phoebexxcx @akafaceUS It's a planer, it skims a layer off the top to whatever measurement depth you want so the entire plank or sheet of wood comes out even and level
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@brianmlucey "We're not taxed as high as all these other countries that also tax their citizens way too much"
What a consolation. Also, look at the taxes on everything else, especially investments, it is a very punitive country for anyone with any bit of financial sense.
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We constantly hear Oh Ireland is massively overtaxed, we are being fleeced etc
Of course this argument collapses at the first brush with the actual data
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@KeithMillsD7 I'm all for high-rise and even skyscrapers being built in certain areas of Dublin, but why are the architect firms designing these doing such standard, boring, bland designs
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We're going to build the tallest building in Ireland and make it look like a giant potato grater.
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@IComestible What kind of right wing party has one of the most redistributive/progressive income taxation model in the world? Or 33% capital gains? Or worse, deemed disposal, taxation on unrealised gains every 8 years? Allows individuals to remain on welfare for life & get brand new homes
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Irish person here, our government is a right/centre right coalition, you gimp 😆
Matthew Marsden@matthewdmarsden
It will only take one country in Europe to push back against their leftist leaders who are willfully destroying their culture, to inspire the others to follow. For a while it was looking like the UK would be the ones to lead the way. It will be Ireland.
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@davidmcw @IrishTimes @IrishTimesOpEd Look at the 'solutions' they've implemented on housing for example, HAP and HTB. Both seemingly done as a way of helping renters and buyers, but ultimately contribute towards restricting the supply and/or adding upwards pressure to the rental and property markets.
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@davidmcw @IrishTimes @IrishTimesOpEd Anyone with any financial sense has seen the increased frivolous spending and been questioning for years where the money is going and what little value and ROI we get for it. A government constantly expanding is not a good thing, recessions hit much harder as a result.
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Morning, @IrishTimes @IrishTimesOpEd article today is on the monumental waste of public money that plagues Ireland. The State is pissing billions away every year. The figures are startling. No one is accountable.
irishtimes.com/opinion/2026/0…
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@vortexEire @Finom757118 @SimonHarrisTD If you think 50% tax and duties on fuel is justified during a time like this then you're a proper bootlicker
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@Finom757118 @SimonHarrisTD All the far right vermin coming out on this one. Lots of blocking opportunities.
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The blocking of the distribution of fuel is a sinister and despicable attack on our economy and our society. This is not a lawless country. The laws of the land must and will be applied without fear.
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@Davobro007 @MarkGermaine Such cope, either one extreme or the other, Ireland has a few dry days with a bit of 12-15° sun and people instantly forget the 8+ months of grey skies and rain and early evenings.
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@CallMeNPC @MarkGermaine weather in Ireland is decent compared to many other countries. Try living along the equator in the scorching heat or in the coldest city in Russia.
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Reality in Dublin 🇮🇪
> €40-50k starting comp
> 52% tax on all earnings over €44k
> 33% CGT and 38% on ETFs, on which you are taxed for unrealised gains
> Average rent about €30k/yr
> Highest energy prices in the world
> It has rained almost every single day this year
Retail Mourinho@retail_mourinho
What I’d do as a European graduate to escape the corporate rat race >Get into tech sales in Dublin 🇮🇪 (any language) >€70–100k starting comp >Switch jobs / get promoted every 18–24 months → +€20k jumps >0% capital gains tax in Ireland for expats on stocks >Build an aggressive portfolio → target €1M Then make the move: >Tech sales in Spain: Barcelona/Madrid 🇪🇸 >Beckham Law → 24% flat tax & 0% capital gains tax for 6y >Same job, but now it funds lifestyle not survival >Rooftop apartment, sun, freedom >Learn Spanish >Date spanish 10s >Drink red wine >Run at sunrise / sunset >Workout >Eat tapas >Keep investing like a maniac >Grow port to €5–10M >Follow Retail Mourinho to make it happen Endgame: >Liquidate (sell port without paying taxes) >Move to the coast or whatever country you want >Buy a house wherever you want >Build a family >Win life -RM
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@finnan22 @labhaoise99 You're willingly allowing yourself to pay >€400 per year when there are numerous free alternatives. If you still want an Irish physical bank for lodging cash, use EBS. Other than that, Revolut, N26 and now Monzo are all fully free.
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@labhaoise99 €6 a month is good, my quarterly fees are normally €35+ with AIB as it is.
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@Davobro007 @MarkGermaine It rained literally everyday for the first couple of months this year in parts of the country, you're in denial about how shit the weather is here
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@MarkGermaine It does not rain most days, slightly over 50% of days in reality.
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@US_Equities @MarkGermaine Every 8 years, it's abhorrent. Ireland's sadly fairly socialist for individuals regarding wealth building. You can get good salaries here, but want to put your disposable income to use and improve your family's? Gouged by the taxman.
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@ciarannugent @FoyPt How accurate do you think these stats reflect reality? Have you ever had anyone close to you require assistance from the Gards and they had to wait multiple hours for them to arrive? The reality is many people are very apathetic about even contacting the Gards
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@FoyPt The most recent crime stats:
(No particular increase in crime over the past couple of years consideringpopulation increase)
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Ciarán... If crime is down then they're covering shit up.
My wife was on a bus last St.Patrick's day where the gardaí had to apprehend some lad swinging a knife around.
I had one encounter post COVID with a local scrote approaching me as I walked through temple bar to offer me coke. It escalated fairly quickly after I told him where to go.
I had another encounter where some lad took it upon himself to approach my wife. Thankfully I was there and he scarpered off as soon as I confronted him.
The city is less safe. It feels less safe. Walking around / getting the bus is less safe. Swarms of homeless, drug addicts, drunks, Roma's(yes they're a problem) and opportunistic little fucks looking to swipe a phone / wallet / bike.
We've seen multiple tourists attacked with 2 ending up dead.
Your lefty liberal shite where zero repercussions exist for bad behaviour is destroying our City.
Ciarán Nugent@ciarannugent
@Seamy641863 Crime is down and people in Ireland and in Dublin feel safer than they did 20 years ago
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@GerOnSport @IrelandMeda I don't consider able bodied people who choose to remain unemployed and contribute nothing to society and remain dependent on the state (us taxpayers) equal to anyone else, they're actively a hindrance and burden on the rest of us.
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@CallMeNPC @IrelandMeda Do you consider one human to be equal to another?
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Here we go. Entitlement to free stuff. There should be no issue. Pay the full price for your apartment if you want access. If you are that upset leave. ‘Social tenants hit out at lack of access to ‘premier’ apartment complex’s gym, sauna and cinema room
independent.ie/regionals/dubl…
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@GerOnSport @IrelandMeda Do you consider someone working full-time to contribute the same and take the same to/from the exchequer as someone who's long-term unemployed and living in social housing?
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@CallMeNPC @IrelandMeda Every time you open your eyes you use something at the expense of the tax payer
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Aontú is delighted to announce another elected rep has joined us today.
The 2nd councillor in 2 months!!
We are talking to 4 other elected reps & hope to announce another elected rep in March.
Aontú has the fastest growing vote, membership & now, number of elected reps.
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@AislingAon We really need a viable more economically right wing party. We have sleepwalked into some terrible policies that punish anyone choosing to work in favour of facilitating a handy life for individuals who choose to remain unemployed, to a sickening level.
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