'Magda' jets off to surfing hotspot Agadir on the taxpayers dime: Mail on Sunday

[Warrior of Destiny]

When was the last time you were in an airport? 1962?

How do you get two weeks worth of luggage on the plane? Carry-on? Or maybe you go to the desk with the little conveyor belt to get it on the plane?

[sic transit]

There would be a question over her payment if she did not inform and get approval for her holiday from the DSP beforehand, or if she told them she was going to Poland but was actually going to Morocco.

You can report it online to the Department.

Reporting Possible Fraud in Relation to the Department's Schemes » Contact Us » Department of Social Protection

Does one really have to say where? This makes her sound like she's on parole.

[neiphin]

You can report it online to the Department.

Reporting Possible Fraud in Relation to the Department's Schemes » Contact Us » Department of Social Protection

HOLY ************************
you are some piece of shyt

you know NOTHING about her execpt what you read in an english racist rag and now you want people to snitch on her
hang your head in shame you tosser

[bormotello]

There would be a question over her payment if she did not inform and get approval for her holiday from the DSP beforehand, or if she told them she was going to Poland but was actually going to Morocco.

Are you sure that people must report about destination of holidays, not the dates only?

[olli rehn]

The Irish Mail on Sunday carries a two page interview with 'Magda', real name Gaia. They agreed to meet her at a beach for the interview and pictured her with her dog 'Nua'. During the interview she indicated that she was flying home to Poland for a holiday to get over the events of the week, she also told other locals that she was going to Poland. The Mail reporter offered to give her a lift to Dublin on his way back but she insisted on taking the local bus company service saying that she was going to stay with friends in Dublin before heading off. This seems to have twigged the journalist into believing that all was not right with her story. The Mail observed her at Dublin Airport but instead of getting a flight to Poland she in fact boarded an Aer Lingus flight to Agadir, Morocco - another surfing hotspot!

Under Social Welfare regulations you are allowed 'two weeks holidays' and still be in receipt of Jobseekers Allowance. However, you must inform the Department and get approval beforehand and even if she did so, if she told them that she was going to Poland but in fact was heading to Morocco surfing then the Department would have questions over her payment.

Another story from the Voelkischer Beobachter.....
Did you not learn from last week's story in the Indo- all f ucking lies.
It seems to be open hunting season for Polish in Ireland now.

[goosebump]

How do you get two weeks worth of luggage on the plane? Carry-on? Or maybe you go to the desk with the little conveyor belt to get it on the plane?

There haven't been destination specific desks in Dublin airport for about 10 years, maybe even more.

Also, the article says she was seen "boarding a flight", not checking in for a flight.

[spooneycooney]

Are you sure that people must report about destination of holidays, not the dates only?

They don't need to say destinations only dates, I know from first hand experience.

[Warrior of Destiny]

Another story from the Voelkischer Beobachter.....
Did you not learn from last week's story in the Indo- all f ucking lies.
It seems to be open hunting season for Polish in Ireland now.

Unfortunately it's all foreigners that are under attack now. Regardless of whether they pay their own way or not.

[Tawdy]

¿Magda¿: the truth of life on the dole: Polish woman speaks out over welfare tourist row | Mail Online

This story is as made up as that which appeared in that in&m rag. There is no supporting proof.

[Warrior of Destiny]

There haven't been destination specific desks in Dublin airport for about 10 years, maybe even more.

Also, the article says she was seen "boarding a flight", not checking in for a flight.

Ah in that case I concede the point.