Very true and well said 💯 percent

But why? Does it need to

No this has been going on for decades....

No, we had a housing crisis long before that. NIMBYs, the banking sector causing the great recession and a collapse of housing and public transport construction, and taxation incentives making investors treat property as an investment they hoard and do not rent out are the causes. If anything, more immigration is required to allow us the trained manpower to build sufficient housing.

@@Hannib4lBarca no jobs decent paying jobs anymore . Jobs went to China and India

Government ignorance has led us to this. Sure, we have no room for immigrants, but we don’t have room because the Government hasn’t focused on affordable housing and continues to let investors charge high rents. Politicians will use this anti-immigrant sentiment to fuel their own interest. For the benefit of nobody.

@GreyWhiteBlue Many say that, but a) it's not true and b) even if it were true, what option is there? If we don't build up, the only option is sprawl. Now, that really disturbs the landscape with more roads, longer commutes and stress on ppl and the environment. b) the alternative to sprawl is density, and that means building higher buildings. These don't have to be ugly blocks like Ballymun. Paris , Madrid and Vienna have multi story residential structures that accommodate a much higher density of ppl than Irish codes permit today. The human side is most important. Young ppl are forced to emigrate bc they cannot afford a place to live in their home country. That's the real tragedy.

I don't like criminals from Palestine

No one wants that type of accommodation in their country. Why should the Irish have to do any of that to accommodate anyone?

@@LauraSnow-in3nx can you elaborate??

@@randomquestions7741Chinese construction uses weaker materials to cut cost. They’re called Tofu-Dreg apartments and they’re not structurally sound.

blame liberal open border policy as well.

Ther is always enough to wage w@ *, if you don't want imme grants, may be the govt. shouldn't take part in destabilizing the region from where they come from

@@azzyfreeman which region Ireland have destabilized?

​@@arisplugis5197Like what? Also I have no idea what he talking about UK as Ireland is independent, Republic of Ireland

@@tiglishnobody8750 that guy seems to be Arab. for them all white people are the same.

She’s right, immigrants should not get preferential treatment, they should actually be treated AFTER natives. If you can’t care for yourself, then go back to where you came from.

I am suspicious of charities generally but I don`t blame immigrants. What is happening to our country has a lot of cause and consequence behind it. Over the decades, various referendums were held and people have not always contrasted what they were told with what makes sense.

Hold on, because you don’t know wha you’re talking about. This charity is tiny. Yes they are doing good things but it’s a tiny charity. Irelands population is now at 20% foreigners. What other country has let their population become 1/5th foreign in a matter of a few years? Our government prioritise foreigners here thru policies enacted in parliament. Our native people are being ignored. This is happening before our eyes. She isn’t a racist, she’s saying the truth and people like you and others will just label her - a homeless old lady, a native. You’ll look down on her. Which is proving just how bad this is getting. We aren’t even blaming immigration, we are blaming our own government. On top of this, we have illegals coming here in huge numbers like never before and causing mayhem on our streets. Stabbing little children, beheading men and so on. So please don’t comment unless you understand what we native Irish are enduring on our own land. You spoke too soon.

Why ‘Muslim’ lady, why not just the lady? Always sectarian with Islam.

@@LeMerch are you dumb? I said Muslim lady cause they are others ladies in the video but the one that is helping is wearing hijab so I assume she is Muslim

@@LeMerch yoo calm down lmao, He didn't mean nothing by it people refer to others based on nationality or religion sometimes it's no biggie.

@@xvphysics673 pointing out a fact doesn’t mean I’m not calm.

@@LeMerch sure but they need patience to deprogram them from the fearmongering media does, Especially when the posts are understanding the good side of Islam, You treat them like reverts that haven't yet reverted, If you get what I mean

What has Irish abroad got to do with Irish anyone, they didn’t chose to go abroad.. why do they have no say in what happens the place they are from and the roots they have here because another country far away have their own rules where Irish people go legally…

@@LeMerch the hypocrisy

The long cycle of "Age dependency ratio, young (% of working-age population) - Ireland " boom bust cycle. Ireland, like other countries that have gone through this, is on the verge of a severe social and financial crisis. After the crisis starts, social decay will start with it; then the access to the new generation will be gradually opened with the cost of the aging population as a percentage of the market. Any Irish economy does not reflect real fundamentals; it is based on financial economic policies of the ponzy scheme and forms Leprechaun economics. Somewhere in the future, this monopoly will be broken, but at the cost and sacrifice of society; triggering worlds of non-performing loans and bankruptcies after bankruptcies. Until then, eat - have fun and credit, the payment time is fast approaching. Politicians and financial institutions will start as soon as possible to inflate the credit bubble even if the crisis will intensify in the future. This crisis is going to reach catastrophic levels ahead; and not only in Ireland but in several countries around the globe that were "financially speculated" for tax havens. When the financial speculators will see that the "wind" of fiscal and monetary policies is changing in their favor; they will be the first to crowd out the front door; collapsing with them and the speculative economies to their historical base levels. (it doesn't necessarily mean that they will all collapse nominally, but in terms of purchasing power at correct historical levels - history demonstrates in Japan, Italy, Ukraine, Moldova, Spain, Portugal, UK the repeated...)

Sarcasm??

I'd say the only ones living a good life in Ireland are the Ukrainians for 2 years straight. Not the Irish or even the immigrants.

That . . . Absurd, housing crisis been here for decade and it mostly done by Irish itself as I am Irish

Blame Zionists? What? I’ve a funny feelin the Islamic world blames everything on Jews