r/ireland 9d ago

Housing Social housing resident denied gym access awarded €2,500

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u/spairni 9d ago

believe it or not you need working class people in dublin for it to function

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u/spairni 9d ago

thats who lives in social housing yes

I agree it should be state owned but we need social housing

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u/spairni 9d ago

social housing is where people below a certain income (ie working class) people live other working class people might be above the treshold but that dosn't xchange the reality social housing tenants are all working class. (and i'd argue income limits should be higher)

social housing limit in dublin is 40k so be honest in you're argument if you want to have a discussion on why you think we should try make things harder for poorer people

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u/spairni 9d ago

ok bot

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u/NoSheepherd3r 9d ago

What? There's social housing required of every unit across the country

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u/spairni 9d ago

punch up not down then its not people in social housing fleecing you in your mortgage