Shannon Quay West Hotel, Ruskey, Co. Leitrim should not be used to house Asylum seekers to the detriment of the village and it's local population.
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James Leddy
7 years ago
10,000 homeless people on the streets off ireland only last week we seen a women and her 4 year old child asleep on the streets off Dublin disgraceful this government and country is stomach turning think off you're before anything or anyone else. And put this hotel in proper use because it's because of the bypass that has it the way it is..
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John woods
7 years ago
These refugees need proper care. Not direct provision. Show them dignity and respect.
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Bridie maxwell
7 years ago
Stop them from going in
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Anonymous
7 years ago
It doesn't make sense , I'm not against refugees coming to Ireland , but in reality they need to be homed in places that fit their needs i.e. Dublin, Longford town Roscommon town etc., It would be more along the lines to reopen the hotel and boost the tourism in Rooskey which has been deprived of lively activities in the village for several years now. Bring Rooskey back to life. The refugees will be lost in a place like this with the lack of facilities in this place , so why can't they be housed in Dublin, stop scamming the rest of the country please you politicians have ruined rural livelihood enough.
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Shannon hamill
7 years ago
Rooskey is to small !
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Brenda Bannon
7 years ago
This should most definitely NOT be undertaken! The impact to the village of Roosky will be devastating!! Please try to use some common sense!
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Eithne Guckian
7 years ago
Rooskey is a village that has struggled since bypass. It needs a development plan for tourists etc
Asulym seekers would be detrimental
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Bernadette Mulvihill
7 years ago
Not suitable for this village. No back ups nothing to do all day. A bigger town would be more suitable for this amount of people. Not stuffed into a hotel in rooskey.
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Martina Smyth
7 years ago
I'm with you all in Rooskey this is not good for the village .
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Joseph Shanley
7 years ago
Ruskey has no facilities to accommodate all the refugees the hotel should be opened to give some locals employment and try and get the tourist back to the area
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Marie Shanley
7 years ago
Wrong decision. Asylum seekers need help but not in a town so small and needing regeneration itself. The locals need to feel secure and strong again.
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David Roche
7 years ago
There to many Irish homeless time to look after our own and not lock up to eu.
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Pj farry
7 years ago
No pervisions or public transport in this small village its not set up for large invasion of people
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JP Mcglynn
7 years ago
Done
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Karolina Kowalczyk
7 years ago
Done
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Shane O'Neill
7 years ago
Has Roosky not suffered enough in the last decade or more, and anyway look after our own Irish people first
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Mary Heavey
7 years ago
This is in no way a suitable placement for asylum seeker apart from the fact that no facilities are in place for them ...this hotel may yet be reopened and create some badly needed employment in this small village !
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Rosie Dolan
7 years ago
House our own first
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Julie Horan
7 years ago
DONE
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Would be more in their line to house the homeless for Christmas,
10,000 homeless people on the streets off ireland only last week we seen a women and her 4 year old child asleep on the streets off Dublin disgraceful this government and country is stomach turning think off you're before anything or anyone else. And put this hotel in proper use because it's because of the bypass that has it the way it is..
These refugees need proper care. Not direct provision. Show them dignity and respect.
Stop them from going in
It doesn't make sense , I'm not against refugees coming to Ireland , but in reality they need to be homed in places that fit their needs i.e. Dublin, Longford town Roscommon town etc., It would be more along the lines to reopen the hotel and boost the tourism in Rooskey which has been deprived of lively activities in the village for several years now. Bring Rooskey back to life. The refugees will be lost in a place like this with the lack of facilities in this place , so why can't they be housed in Dublin, stop scamming the rest of the country please you politicians have ruined rural livelihood enough.
Rooskey is to small !
This should most definitely NOT be undertaken! The impact to the village of Roosky will be devastating!! Please try to use some common sense!
Rooskey is a village that has struggled since bypass. It needs a development plan for tourists etc Asulym seekers would be detrimental
Not suitable for this village. No back ups nothing to do all day. A bigger town would be more suitable for this amount of people. Not stuffed into a hotel in rooskey.
I'm with you all in Rooskey this is not good for the village .
Ruskey has no facilities to accommodate all the refugees the hotel should be opened to give some locals employment and try and get the tourist back to the area
Wrong decision. Asylum seekers need help but not in a town so small and needing regeneration itself. The locals need to feel secure and strong again.
There to many Irish homeless time to look after our own and not lock up to eu.
No pervisions or public transport in this small village its not set up for large invasion of people
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Done
Has Roosky not suffered enough in the last decade or more, and anyway look after our own Irish people first
This is in no way a suitable placement for asylum seeker apart from the fact that no facilities are in place for them ...this hotel may yet be reopened and create some badly needed employment in this small village !
House our own first
DONE
Would be more in their line to house the homeless for Christmas,