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Concern as Ukrainian refugees begin to leave student housing | BreakingNews.ie
Around 2,500 refugees will have to move elsewhere by the end of this month
post of the year i think from him
I never said I wanted to stop talking in refugees. I said slow it down while we build a strategy outside of fucking them in to tents. Make sure there is a tenable situation to provide them basic civil liberties when they do arrive here.
You made all the rest up. You’re a very dishonest person.
You just want 100’s of thousands of them fucked in to tents on the side of the M7.
Now there’s dishonesty for ya.
Biscuit taken.
I could be wrong but i thought i read something about uptake among Ukrainians being low. And a distrust of vaccines… Be grand tho.
estebandaface:
Maybe slow down on the intake until you at least put some semblance of a plan in place for them, fix some of the issues.
Sticking them in to test centres and the City West seems a bit counter productive to me
A couple of things here. The intake of Ukrainians is now quite slow i believe. Also, they are moved very quickly through citywest and off to accomodation and there are very few of them there now. Many that are have specific medical needs and some of these rooms are classed as medical rooms of care. Citywest is now full of people who arent Ukrainian. Britain very much closed it’s borders and many of what would have been ‘their’ refugees have come over here.
As per last year, many of the schools with capacity in secondary were the deis type schools in towns. They are taking the brunt of the load in post primary within dublin. Most secondaries will be able to squeeze some in. I’d imagine a large accomodation centre like trabolgan will have a special arrangement made (buses) as its probably not possible to cater locally. Non of this is perfect but they are the solutions that were found. The government seems to be happy to write cheques but has pretty much peft it all tone department, DCYA as opposed to sharing out the load or making a special task force which has certainpy adversely affected the situation.
DCEDIY
again no answer and more made up shite… You aren’t a very nice or honest person, I won’t engage with you any more
You won’t because you can’t. Because you’re not honest. Like all the right wing charlatans here.
And we know from many years experience just what the likes of you and the right wing charlatans here are like as people.
Yis barely qualify as such.
I have asked you questions and you refuse to answer them.
You genuinely think you are a victim and that refugees aren’t.
The same coddled, lazy, entitled, self-pitying
And you sitting on your hole pontificating here 24/7 claiming welfare for some mental disorder no doubt.
What exactly do you mean by a waiting list? Was there a risk that your kids wouldn’t get a place in your local school?
Sorry, this is probably a little off topic now, just wondering, rural schools are generally crying out for kids, often a big influx will net them an extra teacher
You’re not wrong. I think their uptake is around 25% of the population.
off to accomodation
what accomodation?
Most secondaries will be able to squeeze some in
Doesn’t sound feasible.
The government seems to be happy to write cheques but has pretty much peft it all tone department, DCYA as opposed to sharing out the load or making a special task force which has certainpy adversely affected the situation
This isn’t good enough and it appears you can’t question it
Juhniallio:
estebandaface:
Maybe slow down on the intake until you at least put some semblance of a plan in place for them, fix some of the issues.
Sticking them in to test centres and the City West seems a bit counter productive to me
A couple of things here. The intake of Ukrainians is now quite slow i believe. Also, they are moved very quickly through citywest and off to accomodation and there are very few of them there now. Many that are have specific medical needs and some of these rooms are classed as medical rooms of care. Citywest is now full of people who arent Ukrainian. Britain very much closed it’s borders and many of what would have been ‘their’ refugees have come over here.
As per last year, many of the schools with capacity in secondary were the deis type schools in towns. They are taking the brunt of the load in post primary within dublin. Most secondaries will be able to squeeze some in. I’d imagine a large accomodation centre like trabolgan will have a special arrangement made (buses) as its probably not possible to cater locally. Non of this is perfect but they are the solutions that were found. The government seems to be happy to write cheques but has pretty much peft it all tone department, DCYA as opposed to sharing out the load or making a special task force which has certainpy adversely affected the situation.DCEDIY
Youd forget how many extra things they lumped in when they realised the greens would take everything they were given.
Little_Lord_Fauntleroy:
Juhniallio:
estebandaface:
Maybe slow down on the intake until you at least put some semblance of a plan in place for them, fix some of the issues.
Sticking them in to test centres and the City West seems a bit counter productive to me
A couple of things here. The intake of Ukrainians is now quite slow i believe. Also, they are moved very quickly through citywest and off to accomodation and there are very few of them there now. Many that are have specific medical needs and some of these rooms are classed as medical rooms of care. Citywest is now full of people who arent Ukrainian. Britain very much closed it’s borders and many of what would have been ‘their’ refugees have come over here.
As per last year, many of the schools with capacity in secondary were the deis type schools in towns. They are taking the brunt of the load in post primary within dublin. Most secondaries will be able to squeeze some in. I’d imagine a large accomodation centre like trabolgan will have a special arrangement made (buses) as its probably not possible to cater locally. Non of this is perfect but they are the solutions that were found. The government seems to be happy to write cheques but has pretty much peft it all tone department, DCYA as opposed to sharing out the load or making a special task force which has certainpy adversely affected the situation.DCEDIY
Youd forget how many extra things they lumped in when they realised the greens would take everything they were given.
we are passionate about equality mate
Yes, there was a risk you’d be sent down to Whitegate school which has a terrible reputation and fuck all teachers. It basically shouldn’t even be open. There was a risk you wouldn’t get in to the preschool at all. We’ve had to apply for secondary schools in Midleton and Carrigtwohill already and there are no guarantees
And you sitting on your hole pontificating here 24/7 claiming welfare for some mental disorder no doubt.
You should probably look into that for yourself. You are a deeply unwell person and demonstrably despise not just yourself but everybody else in this world. Well, except those who seek to destroy it and cause chaos and hardship in it.
I knew you were a moocher.
Yes, there was a risk you’d be sent down to Whitegate school which has a terrible reputation and fuck all teachers. It basically shouldn’t even be open. There was a risk you wouldn’t get in to the preschool at all. We’ve had to apply for secondary schools in Midleton and Carrigtwohill already and there are no guarantees
Cry me a river.
Toughen up.
Around 2,500 refugees will have to move elsewhere by the end of this month
Keep 'em coming… Fire up the tents
Have they running water and electricity, basic sanitary requirements met?.. fuck it… get them in… MORE
Accomodation that has become free around this time of year. For example seaside towns that close up for winter. Have @the_limericks put out the feelers around kilkee and you’ll see that many guest houses/small hotels who usually closed around this time are now taking in Ukrainians instead of shutting up shop as usual. Who knows, it might breathe a bit of life into ciuntry towns or Klare hurling.
Around schools not sounding feasible, im sorry it doesnt sound feasible to you. There’s honestly nothing i can do about your closed mindset.
Schools and teachers are very resourceful id find when they want to be and the genuine wish to educate people is powerful. Deis schools in towns have capacity because for years people have turned up their noses at them and pupil numbers were dropping. Post primary has much more fluidity with numbers and capacity because classes are split for options etc so many classes are not full.
None of the above is perfect but its a start.
Period poverty a real concern too.
Around schools not sounding feasible, im sorry it doesnt sound feasible to you. There’s honestly nothing i can do about your closed mindset.
squeezing some in doesn’t sound like a joined up strategy for integrating these refugees in to our Education System… How many of them have basic English? What will the translator situation be like if they haven’t enough English to be educated? I’m fairly open minded mate.
There needs to a less unilateral solution than just taking them in and seeing what happens.
Until we have proper procedures in place, slow down the bottlenecks in City West and other temporary accomodations, sort out procedures and policies, do a pledged housing drive, get agreements in place, get translators, get school transports sorted.
Flying by the seat of your pants while adding more problems to an already overburdened society won’t help anybody at all.
Juhniallio:
Little_Lord_Fauntleroy:
Juhniallio:
estebandaface:
Maybe slow down on the intake until you at least put some semblance of a plan in place for them, fix some of the issues.
Sticking them in to test centres and the City West seems a bit counter productive to me
A couple of things here. The intake of Ukrainians is now quite slow i believe. Also, they are moved very quickly through citywest and off to accomodation and there are very few of them there now. Many that are have specific medical needs and some of these rooms are classed as medical rooms of care. Citywest is now full of people who arent Ukrainian. Britain very much closed it’s borders and many of what would have been ‘their’ refugees have come over here.
As per last year, many of the schools with capacity in secondary were the deis type schools in towns. They are taking the brunt of the load in post primary within dublin. Most secondaries will be able to squeeze some in. I’d imagine a large accomodation centre like trabolgan will have a special arrangement made (buses) as its probably not possible to cater locally. Non of this is perfect but they are the solutions that were found. The government seems to be happy to write cheques but has pretty much peft it all tone department, DCYA as opposed to sharing out the load or making a special task force which has certainpy adversely affected the situation.DCEDIY
Youd forget how many extra things they lumped in when they realised the greens would take everything they were given.
we are passionate about equality mate
A lovely phrase to rattle off… there was no equality when it came to window boxes. Salads for the south facing only…