The Dublin Libertarian🪉

I've seen similar receipts such as that. I've seen the rolls of 50 euro notes pulled out of pockets at the supermarket. I've seen the 261 and 262 Jeeps being driven by people who are clearly not long in the country. I see the foreign-registered vehicles yet to be changed to Irish regs, and the value of them. I rented an apartment in a part of West Dublin for nine months, in 2022, and the development, which was being put up, consisted of approximately 198 units built by urbeo.ie/hansfield to the highest quality that I had seen of any apartment that I ever rented in Ireland. And every Saturday morning, Savills, had two representatives at the main entrance, and then the coaches arrived. I did take the trouble to follow the coaches back to Dublin Airport on one occasion and locate the area where they picked up their passengers, which was in front of the old terminal building, just as you exit from the drop-off point at Terminal 1. However, returning to the matter of Savills, they proceeded to process the queue and then hand the set of keys to the individual or the family, and in they went. And in the following days and weeks, I observed them take delivery of their furniture and observed the new cars in the car park, and this went on for months. The name of the development is U Hansfield in Ongar. This while we have a national homelessness crisis for as long as anyone can remember. It's only one of many stories that demonstrates the second-class citizen nature of the Irish-born resident versus those who have come to take our country and be given everything that none of us who are Irish qualify for.