There are many sides causing housing issues. If the regulations control the price at the first place, it wouldn't be as bad. Plus houses mostly owned by Irish natives and Irish companies. In Dublin so so many houses owned by giga companies, they're most responsible for the prices
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Replying to @xinyuActor @Lycanin and
Our government are useless. But basic economics: Higher demand = less supply This will drive up the prices, this is not the fault of a person coming here looking for work. It's the governments fault for allowing so much migration when they know our available supply is low.
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Replying to @LiamK1916 @Lycanin and
Could you elaborate how to limit the number of legal immigration?
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Replying to @xinyuActor @Lycanin and
We are a tiny country, mainly rural. It should be kept that way. We should have a yearly limit, that takes into account the supply and the demand of all essential services If there is an excess supply then we can use that as a basis to generate a fair number for immigration.
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Replying to @LiamK1916 @Lycanin and
So you're trying to say, tourism are fine, and people like me who join my long time Irish partner should be on a waiting list till when Ireland have a bigger migrants capacity
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Replying to @xinyuActor @Lycanin and
No I didn't say that Are you saying my disabled sister who is on a housing list has to wait 13 years for a 1 bed apartment even though she has worked here all her life? We have a limit, it has clearly not worked of late Letting anyone and everyone in without considering supply
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Replying to @LiamK1916 @Lycanin and
Social housing has nothing to do with limited rental supplies... It's simply because they were not being built.
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Replying to @xinyuActor @Lycanin and
Yes so why would we continue to let more people come in, while we have nowhere for them to live? This drives up prices If we continuously increase demand while slowly increasing supply, the problem never goes away If we reduce demand and increase supply, we can fix the backlog
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Replying to @LiamK1916 @Lycanin and
I don't think EU is ok with Ireland limiting migrants in. But then again, you can always Irexit and destroy Irish economy completely. That way literally everyone will move out of Ireland including a big number of Irish people.
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Replying to @xinyuActor @Lycanin and
Welcome migrants in when you need money and kick them out when you have enough... This sounds like something happened in history already
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Nobody ever voted for mass migration into Ireland. It wasn't a democratic decision, I never said kick them out either. So who are you talking to?
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Replying to @LiamK1916 @xinyuActor and
1.5 million migrants is just too much, I don’t trust stats about employment. Too easy to manipulate.
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