Objection to proposed Super Mosque/Complex in Dublin 15
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Emmet Kirwan
4 months ago
Neither needed nor wanted, it will cause traffic congession, it will be an eyesore with a 90ft minaret, as for calls to prayer, that will never be accepted in Ireland and nor should it be but above all these reasons, if land is being rezoned or built upon under different usage, it must be used to provide housing for the indigenous irish people, for our families, so our children don't have to move away or abroad in order to have a home, a life, children and career. They are needed in our country, with our people, with out culture, with our values.
If people want to come to our country, they must assimilate to us not we to them. Where is the money for this mosque coming from, an NGO, a government grant?
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Patricia Mcgeough
5 months ago
The people in this country are still in belief in Christian ways. Turn the other cheek, love your enemy which is the opposite of Islamic teachings. Our inhabitants too trusting. They think of different religion as other Christian Islam is vengeful not forgiving. They would all live in decent places if it were not for Islam ideology & not need to come here. Irish closest dna rellatives are that of Spain. Who had to fight them for over 800 years..They have there own religious law & goverment intertwined & will put that before ours. I do not want the generations after me to be suffering like the countries these people escape from & that is inevitable if you start encouraging them to remain militant through a supposed religion. God is love here not fear. God is forgiving not vengeful.
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Leon barry
7 months ago
This country has enough mosques
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Niamh Patten
7 months ago
Congested area . Will affect Malahide’s economy, deterring visitors . Call to prayer 5 times a day is completely unacceptable to local population which is largely non Muslim.
Call to prayer 5
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Anonymous
7 months ago
I believe there are enough mosques in Ireland already. A 90ft minaret will alter and dominate the Irish skyline and as an Irish person I do not want the call to prayer as I view it as a completely different culture imposing itself on us.
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Arthur Stuart Firkins
7 months ago
No mosques and Islamists in Ireland.
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Alvin Jose
8 months ago
Ireland is a Christian country allowing a mosque will degrade it's virtue and value.
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Anonymous
8 months ago
Traffic congestion
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Anonymous
8 months ago
Traffic congestion
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Anonymous
8 months ago
Mosque in that area can cause serious traffic congestion and illegal parking during Fridays and during Islamic festivals.
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Adrienne Burke
8 months ago
No Mosques as they don’t pray in them and it is not a religion it is a law made up
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Vivienne Neeson
8 months ago
No way
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Denise
8 months ago
No to the mosque being built in clondalkin & letterkenny
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Anonymous
8 months ago
Not wanted
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Les Beswick
8 months ago
I am not in favour of this mosque.
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Shane fitzpatrick
8 months ago
Jesus is king
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Ciaran O Sullivan
8 months ago
I strongly object to the development of this mosque
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Colm Thomas
8 months ago
Not required in Ireland
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Gillian Dunican
8 months ago
I vote no to planning permission.Do not allow
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Jason O Brien
8 months ago
Too large doesn't suit the area and will cause unrest and traffic disruption
Neither needed nor wanted, it will cause traffic congession, it will be an eyesore with a 90ft minaret, as for calls to prayer, that will never be accepted in Ireland and nor should it be but above all these reasons, if land is being rezoned or built upon under different usage, it must be used to provide housing for the indigenous irish people, for our families, so our children don't have to move away or abroad in order to have a home, a life, children and career. They are needed in our country, with our people, with out culture, with our values. If people want to come to our country, they must assimilate to us not we to them. Where is the money for this mosque coming from, an NGO, a government grant?
The people in this country are still in belief in Christian ways. Turn the other cheek, love your enemy which is the opposite of Islamic teachings. Our inhabitants too trusting. They think of different religion as other Christian Islam is vengeful not forgiving. They would all live in decent places if it were not for Islam ideology & not need to come here. Irish closest dna rellatives are that of Spain. Who had to fight them for over 800 years..They have there own religious law & goverment intertwined & will put that before ours. I do not want the generations after me to be suffering like the countries these people escape from & that is inevitable if you start encouraging them to remain militant through a supposed religion. God is love here not fear. God is forgiving not vengeful.
This country has enough mosques
Congested area . Will affect Malahide’s economy, deterring visitors . Call to prayer 5 times a day is completely unacceptable to local population which is largely non Muslim. Call to prayer 5
I believe there are enough mosques in Ireland already. A 90ft minaret will alter and dominate the Irish skyline and as an Irish person I do not want the call to prayer as I view it as a completely different culture imposing itself on us.
No mosques and Islamists in Ireland.
Ireland is a Christian country allowing a mosque will degrade it's virtue and value.
Traffic congestion
Traffic congestion
Mosque in that area can cause serious traffic congestion and illegal parking during Fridays and during Islamic festivals.
No Mosques as they don’t pray in them and it is not a religion it is a law made up
No way
No to the mosque being built in clondalkin & letterkenny
Not wanted
I am not in favour of this mosque.
Jesus is king
I strongly object to the development of this mosque
Not required in Ireland
I vote no to planning permission.Do not allow
Too large doesn't suit the area and will cause unrest and traffic disruption