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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Ok guys i have been watching daft for some time now and i have noticed both the ups and downs of rental prices. Now just wondering are letting agents/estate agents and landlords over pricing as alot of places are not worth the asking price. Should a watchdog or ombudsman be set up to over view the pricing of rentals and should pricing be based on ber cert rating and condition of a place.

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By *eise68Man
over a year ago

newcastle

Think its because there are now more people wanting to rent.

Supply and demand so if demand outstrips supply prices go up

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

What I have noticed, instead of putting up the prices of a room. Landlords get a double/single room and stick 2 or 3 bunk beds in there. The rent per bed goes down, but per room goes up like crazy but they cram them with students and people travelling. Can't find any non shared rooms to save my life

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Here is an example. Two houses both the same ok. Now these houses are in two different estates but the estates are next door to each other. They got a reputation few years back and has stuck ever since. Both three bed one is 700 and one was 900 now down to 790. The 700 i looked at and know the two tenants that rented it and it does need work on it. Now the 790 one has just had about 15000 spent on it. Just a few doors up there is a vacant house which has been used as a dumping ground for household rubbish and across the road there is four houses burnt out. The owner of 790 wont believe me that she wont get the price they ask but the bestbof luck if they do. I just cant seem to figure out where they pull the prices out of because it is totally crazy.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Rothschilds and Goldman Sachs our masters are right,make the Irish homeless at all costs and flood Eire with refugees from there wars for central banks,fill the vacant houses with multiple east european tenants etc and push the prices up,now stop grumbling slaves and pay your taxes and illegal charges,water dosn't come from the sky you know!!!!and lets have more greed from landlords money is your god now.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

If a property is above your budget. Move on. Ombudsman? Waste of money. Landlords have a right to charge whatever they want for renting their property. It's a case of suck it up

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

All house prices have risen . Even in Kilkenny 3 bed semi is 1 200 a month crazy

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

As a landlord

The more you charge the tax that has to be laid to government -

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By *irdnBorisMan
over a year ago

meath


"All house prices have risen . Even in Kilkenny 3 bed semi is 1 200 a month crazy "
same here in meath friend of mine her landlord put rent up by 200 a month there all hiking it up as from april the rents are being on hold from the governent so the greedy feckers put it up before goverment steps in and of course it is as usual let them know that they have time to hike prices up so they have made the situation worse .eddie hobbs had it right it is rip off ireland most my friends have left to work abroad for a better life for them and there families and i cant blame them i should have done the same but its too late now and cost too much for me to make the move . But the goverment rather take in 40 from syria at a cost of millions they look aftr others from other countries look at all the homeless in ireland all around the country its disgraceful this country is a joke

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By *ontbesillywrapyourwillyMan
over a year ago

Tipperary

I know people crying out to rent and are not able for either 1) can't find anywhere or 2) prices are crazy. Also alot don't want to rent to people on rent supplement, they want to rent to people earning

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Not that I mind the topic discussed, but is this the right venue for it? Should I post my complaint about my kid's school here as well?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Not that I mind the topic discussed, but is this the right venue for it? Should I post my complaint about my kid's school here as well? "

Knock yourself out. If you want to share with the forum, share away.

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of

The hardship of Irish homeless people and of the refugees from Syria shouldn't be played against each other, both is very tragic, awful and in desperate need of help.

Unfortunately we've learned nothing since the crash and we're heading in the same direction again. No legislative precaution measures have been put in place, nobody was taken responsible for the mess, the banks, the developers and the investors have been looked after while the people of Ireland pay for it. Banks are not lending, only cash buyers can buy, more people rent, rental prices go mad, simples.

The same crux of politicians have been voted in again and will be voted in again in future and as long as people vote for them nothing will change.

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By *oftgentle123Man
over a year ago

Letterkenny


"Ok guys i have been watching daft for some time now and i have noticed both the ups and downs of rental prices. Now just wondering are letting agents/estate agents and landlords over pricing as alot of places are not worth the asking price. Should a watchdog or ombudsman be set up to over view the pricing of rentals and should pricing be based on ber cert rating and condition of a place."

I in the property business and i can assure you rents are going up. Very little has been built in the last 10 years and houses especially good property is in short supply. Simple economics when demand is higher than supply prices go up.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The hardship of Irish homeless people and of the refugees from Syria shouldn't be played against each other, both is very tragic, awful and in desperate need of help.

Unfortunately we've learned nothing since the crash and we're heading in the same direction again. No legislative precaution measures have been put in place, nobody was taken responsible for the mess, the banks, the developers and the investors have been looked after while the people of Ireland pay for it. Banks are not lending, only cash buyers can buy, more people rent, rental prices go mad, simples.

The same crux of politicians have been voted in again and will be voted in again in future and as long as people vote for them nothing will change. "

Whilst I understand your sympathy to others,I think the Irish should always be first in line to be helped,the banks were booted out of Germany,Iceland & Hungary ALL thrived without the rothschild criminal central banks,and was kenny actually democratically elected!!!!!! or were we without a leader for a while,2 cents worth.

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of


"The hardship of Irish homeless people and of the refugees from Syria shouldn't be played against each other, both is very tragic, awful and in desperate need of help.

Unfortunately we've learned nothing since the crash and we're heading in the same direction again. No legislative precaution measures have been put in place, nobody was taken responsible for the mess, the banks, the developers and the investors have been looked after while the people of Ireland pay for it. Banks are not lending, only cash buyers can buy, more people rent, rental prices go mad, simples.

The same crux of politicians have been voted in again and will be voted in again in future and as long as people vote for them nothing will change.

Whilst I understand your sympathy to others,I think the Irish should always be first in line to be helped,the banks were booted out of Germany,Iceland & Hungary ALL thrived without the rothschild criminal central banks,and was kenny actually democratically elected!!!!!! or were we without a leader for a while,2 cents worth."

The Irish are a very charitable folk and hopefully that won't ever change. I don't think we need a Trumpian approach to solve those problems.

What do you mean by the banks were booted out of Germany?

While Kenny didn't get the majority of votes this time around, most people still voted for FG/FF.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The hardship of Irish homeless people and of the refugees from Syria shouldn't be played against each other, both is very tragic, awful and in desperate need of help.

Unfortunately we've learned nothing since the crash and we're heading in the same direction again. No legislative precaution measures have been put in place, nobody was taken responsible for the mess, the banks, the developers and the investors have been looked after while the people of Ireland pay for it. Banks are not lending, only cash buyers can buy, more people rent, rental prices go mad, simples.

The same crux of politicians have been voted in again and will be voted in again in future and as long as people vote for them nothing will change.

Whilst I understand your sympathy to others,I think the Irish should always be first in line to be helped,the banks were booted out of Germany,Iceland & Hungary ALL thrived without the rothschild criminal central banks,and was kenny actually democratically elected!!!!!! or were we without a leader for a while,2 cents worth."

this is all well and fine, but what about those non-irish that have lived, worked and paid their taxes for the past 20 years so that the people on the dole can get their pittance?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


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this is all well and fine, but what about those non-irish that have lived, worked and paid their taxes for the past 20 years so that the people on the dole can get their pittance?"

Obviously they MUST take precedence over the Irish that have paid taxes for generations,how silly of me,I forgot them,those Irish never contributed to supporting the Irish that had there jobs stolen and ended up unemployed,I am with you on that one,so nice we dont have to hear an Irish voice now in a shop,petrol station,cafe etc,we dont give them enough,lets march together to give them more,I am glad this is on a sex site,where better to talk about being fucked.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Racist Rothschild conspiracies help nobody.

There's enough houses in this country to give a home to everybody, Irish or otherwise.

What's needed is rent controls and a proper socialised housing system that's out of the hands of private vulture funds.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Not that I mind the topic discussed, but is this the right venue for it? Should I post my complaint about my kid's school here as well?

Knock yourself out. If you want to share with the forum, share away. "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The hardship of Irish homeless people and of the refugees from Syria shouldn't be played against each other, both is very tragic, awful and in desperate need of help.

Unfortunately we've learned nothing since the crash and we're heading in the same direction again. No legislative precaution measures have been put in place, nobody was taken responsible for the mess, the banks, the developers and the investors have been looked after while the people of Ireland pay for it. Banks are not lending, only cash buyers can buy, more people rent, rental prices go mad, simples.

The same crux of politicians have been voted in again and will be voted in again in future and as long as people vote for them nothing will change. "

Agree 100% on your first point in particular

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Racist Rothschild conspiracies help nobody.

There's enough houses in this country to give a home to everybody, Irish or otherwise.

What's needed is rent controls and a proper socialised housing system that's out of the hands of private vulture funds. "

whats racist or a conspiracy?

these homes you talk of are they nama homes?

I guess you understand USURY then,good chap I'm with you on that one also

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

this is all well and fine, but what about those non-irish that have lived, worked and paid their taxes for the past 20 years so that the people on the dole can get their pittance?

Obviously they MUST take precedence over the Irish that have paid taxes for generations,how silly of me,I forgot them,those Irish never contributed to supporting the Irish that had there jobs stolen and ended up unemployed,I am with you on that one,so nice we dont have to hear an Irish voice now in a shop,petrol station,cafe etc,we dont give them enough,lets march together to give them more,I am glad this is on a sex site,where better to talk about being fucked."

I know, the problem of immortal Irish that have been paying taxes for generations vs. them bloody foreigners wearing balaclavas and sawn off shotguns robbing people off their jobs...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Memo to me,oops now where did I put that file for Anti Irish cultural Marxist cretins,mmmmm

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By *hocko87Man
over a year ago

dublin

It's all d governments fault they take a whopping 600 euro out of every 1000 euro rent a landlord takes . There only allowed claim 200 euro expenses a year .

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of


"It's all d governments fault they take a whopping 600 euro out of every 1000 euro rent a landlord takes . There only allowed claim 200 euro expenses a year . "

???

you've to pay tax on rental income but not more than % of the tax bracket you're in minus expenses and a percentage of interest on a mortgage.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It's all d governments fault they take a whopping 600 euro out of every 1000 euro rent a landlord takes . There only allowed claim 200 euro expenses a year .

???

you've to pay tax on rental income but not more than % of the tax bracket you're in minus expenses and a percentage of interest on a mortgage. "

Yes you do

Your allowed 3/4 of the interest of the mortgage In that given year Plus expenses / repairs To off set against rental income for the year

If yiur rental income is higher bingo start writing revenue a cheque.

Bottom line government has ya by the balls

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By *aid backMan
over a year ago

by a lake with my rod out

the main reason why rents are mad is because for decades none of the councils where supplying enough housing. they sold most of the public housing stock and said the developers would supply enough housing for all. then they stopped building houses because there was no profit to be made

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Rothschilds and Goldman Sachs our masters are right,make the Irish homeless at all costs and flood Eire with refugees from there wars for central banks,fill the vacant houses with multiple east european tenants etc and push the prices up,now stop grumbling slaves and pay your taxes and illegal charges,water dosn't come from the sky you know!!!!and lets have more greed from landlords money is your god now."

Bit ottd

I see what you're trying to say, but most people are slaves to themselves buying houses and cars they can't afford, most landlords are screwed themselves etc

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The hardship of Irish homeless people and of the refugees from Syria shouldn't be played against each other, both is very tragic, awful and in desperate need of help.

Unfortunately we've learned nothing since the crash and we're heading in the same direction again. No legislative precaution measures have been put in place, nobody was taken responsible for the mess, the banks, the developers and the investors have been looked after while the people of Ireland pay for it. Banks are not lending, only cash buyers can buy, more people rent, rental prices go mad, simples.

The same crux of politicians have been voted in again and will be voted in again in future and as long as people vote for them nothing will change. "

Exactly, its such a backward unthinking little idea to think that an Irish housing supply problem justifies poor treatment of those in need.

Government is a huge chunk of the problem but many have made a rod for their own back too

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

this is all well and fine, but what about those non-irish that have lived, worked and paid their taxes for the past 20 years so that the people on the dole can get their pittance?

Obviously they MUST take precedence over the Irish that have paid taxes for generations,how silly of me,I forgot them,those Irish never contributed to supporting the Irish that had there jobs stolen and ended up unemployed,I am with you on that one,so nice we dont have to hear an Irish voice now in a shop,petrol station,cafe etc,we dont give them enough,lets march together to give them more,I am glad this is on a sex site,where better to talk about being fucked."

There's enough of that xenophobic shite in the uk

Get with the programme, it's too big of a big world for that little village mentality now.

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By *ease_EMan
over a year ago

DDD12


"The hardship of Irish homeless people and of the refugees from Syria shouldn't be played against each other, both is very tragic, awful and in desperate need of help.

Unfortunately we've learned nothing since the crash and we're heading in the same direction again. No legislative precaution measures have been put in place, nobody was taken responsible for the mess, the banks, the developers and the investors have been looked after while the people of Ireland pay for it. Banks are not lending, only cash buyers can buy, more people rent, rental prices go mad, simples.

The same crux of politicians have been voted in again and will be voted in again in future and as long as people vote for them nothing will change. "

100% Agree.

And a large number of TD's are Landlords.

Corrupt Society.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

God.... Irish people have a spectacular talent for begrudgery... And blame

My landlady is a very nice retired woman, the house being her retirement income.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


" I don't think we need a Trumpian approach to solve those problems.

What do you mean by the banks were booted out of Germany?

While Kenny didn't get the majority of votes this time around, most people still voted for FG/FF. "

upto 1932 Germany was bankrupt by the roths,they were removed from positions of power Germany printed its own money and thrived,or did you not do history?

wtf is a Trumpian approach pmfslai

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Hey Guys,

I am looking for a flatmate in Cork either make or female, just be organised, clean and respectful when not so open minded friends are around.

It is a double ensuite room facing the Pier. Available for viewing and get to know each other.

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By *sir88Man
over a year ago

Donaghmede

Am currently paying €800 a poxy room -- totally crazy how Dublin rental market is

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of


" I don't think we need a Trumpian approach to solve those problems.

What do you mean by the banks were booted out of Germany?

While Kenny didn't get the majority of votes this time around, most people still voted for FG/FF.

upto 1932 Germany was bankrupt by the roths,they were removed from positions of power Germany printed its own money and thrived,or did you not do history?

wtf is a Trumpian approach pmfslai"

As far as I know the Reichsmark was introduced in 1924. Hitler came to power in 1933 and the Reichsbank printed sheer amounts of Reichsmark to finance Hiltlers job program and to rearm Germany if that is what you call Germany thriving....the Reichmark was replaced by the Deutsche Mark 3years after the war ended in 1948. That's what I learned in history.

A trumpian approach is one based on nationalism with very little respect/regard to the rest of the world....at least that's what he promised in his inauguration speech.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


" As far as I know the Reichsmark was introduced in 1924. Hitler came to power in 1933 and the Reichsbank printed sheer amounts of Reichsmark to finance Hiltlers job program and to rearm Germany if that is what you call Germany thriving....the Reichmark was replaced by the Deutsche Mark 3years after the war ended in 1948. That's what I learned in history.

A trumpian approach is one based on nationalism with very little respect/regard to the rest of the world....at least that's what he promised in his inauguration speech. "

6 million + unemployed in Germany when Hitler became chancellor,within 3 years ALL back in employment,judea declared war on Germany in 1933,so YES Germany thrived under Hitler,he had people NOT sheeple who refused to take the rothschilds fake economy, Iceland & Hungary are also thriving by doing the same,as for your made up word,you have a problem with anyone loving and being proud of there race?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Well that escalated quickly

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


" Holy fuck, you're actually a Nazi.

"

And you base your stupid ignorant comment on what? your lack of knowledge of history,or the fact your dumb enough to not research,make stupid comments and believe the all-lies with there version aka his-story, you are aware of law regarding slander and liable i hope little man.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Holy holy shit

OP are you mad?

How could a ber rate a rental?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

A Building Energy Rating or BER is an energy label with accompanying advisory report for homes. The rating is a simple A to G scale. A-rated homes are the most energy efficient and will tend to have the lowest energy bills. I dont think many people understand the importance of the ber cert when it comes to renting. Like would you rent a place that was say 800 per month and had a ber cert of G rating which would cost you alot more to heat i dont think so lol.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


" As far as I know the Reichsmark was introduced in 1924. Hitler came to power in 1933 and the Reichsbank printed sheer amounts of Reichsmark to finance Hiltlers job program and to rearm Germany if that is what you call Germany thriving....the Reichmark was replaced by the Deutsche Mark 3years after the war ended in 1948. That's what I learned in history.

A trumpian approach is one based on nationalism with very little respect/regard to the rest of the world....at least that's what he promised in his inauguration speech.

6 million + unemployed in Germany when Hitler became chancellor,within 3 years ALL back in employment,judea declared war on Germany in 1933,so YES Germany thrived under Hitler,he had people NOT sheeple who refused to take the rothschilds fake economy, Iceland & Hungary are also thriving by doing the same,as for your made up word,you have a problem with anyone loving and being proud of there race? "
..Did you learn about the holocaust in history. ?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I think most landlords put up prices cause they see there is no from what to choose and people will take crap house for 1000€ and more!

Im only shocked how bad some houses is!! Some is mad prices but are beautiful inside but most is old and full with dump! And most sad time in Galway is when students coming back or new ones.. cause then poor students have no choice but take even crap single room for 300€ or more :/

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I think most landlords put up prices cause they see there is no from what to choose and people will take crap house for 1000€ and more!

Im only shocked how bad some houses is!! Some is mad prices but are beautiful inside but most is old and full with dump! And most sad time in Galway is when students coming back or new ones.. cause then poor students have no choice but take even crap single room for 300€ or more :/ "

the landlords certainly make some money out of the students. I'd say they have to pay out a lot too - to repair damages

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By *razy-CplCouple
over a year ago

and surrounding areas


"A Building Energy Rating or BER is an energy label with accompanying advisory report for homes. The rating is a simple A to G scale. A-rated homes are the most energy efficient and will tend to have the lowest energy bills. I dont think many people understand the importance of the ber cert when it comes to renting. Like would you rent a place that was say 800 per month and had a ber cert of G rating which would cost you alot more to heat i dont think so lol. "

tnis is so true , we recently got our ber cert redone as we done alot of insulating and solar panels instslled , ours is now a b cert and we are very happy as we gone sell soon .

But rental is gone mad , even in Cork its crazy , not many places and lots looking to rent as they cant get mortgages , unfortunately

Mrs crazy

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By *avie tCouple
over a year ago

otherside of nowhere

Think this should be retitled ranting instead of renting.....

And just for the record I think its been proven that the Nazis were the bad guys in that war

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Think this should be retitled ranting instead of renting.....

And just for the record I think its been proven that the Nazis were the bad guys in that war"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I think most landlords put up prices cause they see there is no from what to choose and people will take crap house for 1000€ and more!

Im only shocked how bad some houses is!! Some is mad prices but are beautiful inside but most is old and full with dump! And most sad time in Galway is when students coming back or new ones.. cause then poor students have no choice but take even crap single room for 300€ or more :/

the landlords certainly make some money out of the students. I'd say they have to pay out a lot too - to repair damages"

Thats what lots saying... and sure after some really need be done lots fixing.. but true is most landlords wont fix anything and let next ones in even not sweeped house and about same or even bigger money!! and later blame new rentals that they broke all and wont give deposit back! And if they take deposit same as house ptice per month there could be done lots replacing of stuff.. but most never done in house anything like 10years...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Who's a landlord here

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By *exmark12Man
over a year ago

Rathcoole/Roscommon/Mayo

Fab now a Pressure group on housing

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


" Did you learn about the holocaust in history. ?"

which holocaust? The Holodomor,Dresden,Palestine ?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


" Did you learn about the holocaust in history. ?

which holocaust? The Holodomor,Dresden,Palestine ? "

The Holodomor was a genocide. Dresden was barbaric but not an attempt to wipe a people from the earth. Palestine is a travesty and Israel is behaving abhorrently.

The Holocaust was a genocide on an industrial level. What's your confusion?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

The Holodomor was a genocide. Dresden was barbaric but not an attempt to wipe a people from the earth. Palestine is a travesty and Israel is behaving abhorrently.

The Holocaust was a genocide on an industrial level. What's your confusion?"

From the greek language: burnt offering,Dresden blanket bombed,Palestine white phosphorus,is the rest Mathematically possible!!!!!!!!

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By *ontbesillywrapyourwillyMan
over a year ago

Tipperary

I'd imagine trying to rent in dublin Is a disaster

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I think landlords should look more favorably upon sad single males,they need all the help they can get

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of

And there he 'burned' himself, what a "lovely" Zeitgenosse

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By *ir1967Man
over a year ago

in da sticks, london, amsterdam, madrid


"The hardship of Irish homeless people and of the refugees from Syria shouldn't be played against each other, both is very tragic, awful and in desperate need of help.

Unfortunately we've learned nothing since the crash and we're heading in the same direction again. No legislative precaution measures have been put in place, nobody was taken responsible for the mess, the banks, the developers and the investors have been looked after while the people of Ireland pay for it. Banks are not lending, only cash buyers can buy, more people rent, rental prices go mad, simples.

The same crux of politicians have been voted in again and will be voted in again in future and as long as people vote for them nothing will change. "

Wise words and spot on!

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By *ir1967Man
over a year ago

in da sticks, london, amsterdam, madrid


" As far as I know the Reichsmark was introduced in 1924. Hitler came to power in 1933 and the Reichsbank printed sheer amounts of Reichsmark to finance Hiltlers job program and to rearm Germany if that is what you call Germany thriving....the Reichmark was replaced by the Deutsche Mark 3years after the war ended in 1948. That's what I learned in history.

Just wanted to unleash on this post but figured in time that this troll is UNLOS already, so it would go to waste , lol

A trumpian approach is one based on nationalism with very little respect/regard to the rest of the world....at least that's what he promised in his inauguration speech.

6 million + unemployed in Germany when Hitler became chancellor,within 3 years ALL back in employment,judea declared war on Germany in 1933,so YES Germany thrived under Hitler,he had people NOT sheeple who refused to take the rothschilds fake economy, Iceland & Hungary are also thriving by doing the same,as for your made up word,you have a problem with anyone loving and being proud of there race? "

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