How the Irish Gov't. deal with illegals

Phil Sheldon · 27-07-2007, 11:48 PM

If Southern Ireland can get it's act together why can't we?

http://news.independent.co.uk/europe/article2802624.ece

No Irish Weird-Beard,Happy-Clappy Sandalistas to protest and rush to court to prevent this.

Well done to the Irish.

mkpdavies · 28-07-2007, 08:44 AM

They are probably on their way to England now then.

Zak64 · 28-07-2007, 10:40 AM

A quote from the Independent piece

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And among Dublin residents, there appeared to be little sympathy for their plight. "If you are going to work, welcome," wrote Anne Byrne in a letter to the Irish Independent. "If you are here to benefit from a better welfare system than you have in your own country, then go back and work on improving your own country, don't bleed ours dry."

I was wondering about this sort of thing the other day. There was a spate of articles a few weeks ago about eastern europeans being attacked in Ireland. And of course Ireland is now officialy committed to a referendum on the EU Constitution.........Er........Amending Treaty. And seeing as the Irish originally booted out the Nice Treaty (but were bullied into voting "correctly" a second time round) I can't help wondering if they will reject this one as well. Might not immigration from Eastern Europe be a resentment builder that will tip the Irish over into a No vote ? (OK, they'll have to keep voting untill they get it right - I know!)

Perhaps UKIP should be paying to fly plane loads of Roma to Ireland.

kernow · 28-07-2007, 11:34 AM

Just back from a few days in Southern Ireland, I was amazed at how many Eastern Europeans there are their working in the Hotel Industry

g hall · 28-07-2007, 06:41 PM

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Originally Posted by kernow

Just back from a few days in Southern Ireland, I was amazed at how many Eastern Europeans there are their working in the Hotel Industry

Well they can't all be here can they and given how many travellers there over here from Ireland there must be plenty of space

Phil Sheldon · 28-07-2007, 11:51 PM

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Originally Posted by mkpdavies

They are probably on their way to England now then.

On their way back to Romania,paid for by the Romanian Gov't.

Can't imagine Gordon the Grabber ever funding similar flights,there again the Home Office do not know how many iilegals are here or where they are.

Open border? Porous is a better description.

Britannist · 29-07-2007, 01:57 PM

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Originally Posted by kernow

Just back from a few days in Southern Ireland, I was amazed at how many Eastern Europeans there are their working in the Hotel Industry

10% of the workforce of the Irish Republic is from eastern europe - and that's only the official figure.

TonyG · 31-07-2007, 06:17 AM

They also have the largest Portuguese population in Europe, outside Portugal.

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