[FONT=TimesNewRoman][SIZE=2]41,214 non Irish are on the live register!
How can Ireland as a nation facing 2 years of recession afford to pay for all these non Irish?
Surely now is the time to say thanks and good bye.
http://www.cso.ie/releasespublicatio...ent/lregeo.pdf
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Aren't benefits transferable if they move to other EU countries? Or am I thinking of child care benefits?
A focussed plan to create small local industry to get people into work again?
The same way we are going to pay the non-"non Irish"Originally Posted by DrKildamore
I am Rich OC - add 1156 to the number of posts
It would be far better if we were to say to you thanks and goodbye.
So I guess you have no problem having your Taxes (if you do indeed pay any) raised in the Budget to pay for welfare?
Surely when times are hard you should look after your own first.
Would 40,000 welfare payments be not better spent on Irish people or Irish Hospitals, schools etc.
Or do you think we would be well looked after in some of these other countries?
So much for the Myth about the immigrants going home!
How many Irish people claim benefits in England? Or is that "different"?
Vive le Québec libre ! Ag beathú na dtochardán ón mbliain 2007.
What?
[FONT=Switzerland-Bold]Over 199,000 Irish nationals on Live Register in September[/FONT][SIZE=2][FONT=TimesNewRoman]estimated 16.6% of all persons in the labour force aged between 17 and 65 (the relevant age range for the Live Register).[/FONT][/SIZE]
[FONT=TimesNewRoman][SIZE=2]Of the 240,217 persons on the Live Register in September 2008, 199,003 (82.8%) were Irish nationals and 41,214 (17.2%) were[/SIZE][/FONT]
[SIZE=2][FONT=TimesNewRoman]Non-Irish nationals. The percentage of Non-Irish nationals on the Live Register in September 2007 was 13.4%. [/FONT][/SIZE][FONT=TimesNewRoman-NormalItalic][SIZE=2]See Table 4.[/SIZE][/FONT]
[FONT=TimesNewRoman][SIZE=2]Estimates from the Quarterly National Household Survey for March to May 2008 show that Non-Irish nationals represented an[/SIZE][/FONT]
[SIZE=2][FONT=TimesNewRoman]How do you get 199,000 Irish to be the same as 41,000 non Irish?[/FONT][/SIZE]
[SIZE=2][FONT=TimesNewRoman]We were told that the immigrants were going home.[/FONT][/SIZE]
[SIZE=2][FONT=TimesNewRoman]Clearly 41,000 non Irish on the live register is proof they are not going home![/FONT][/SIZE]
I dont know!
Please let us know!
And while your at it, whats the % comparison?
We Know that 17% is the figure for Ireland, so what is it in the UK.
Sorry that message came out completely wrong. It was meant for a different thread on a different forum.
Just for the record I speak Polish and many of them approach me looking for guidance on how to go on the dole and get free stuff from the government. That per centage will rise.
"The Egyptians could run to Egypt, the Syrians into Syria. The only place we could run was into the sea, and before we did that we might as well fight.” -Golda Meir
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