This is not a suitable building as it is on the corner of a very busy road and there is very little amenities no public transport and very little services for the local people
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Bosco Smyth
2 years ago
Keep up the good work Ladies
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John Francis Smyth
2 years ago
Enough is enough. Williamstown is run down enough without placing foreigners in newly developed properties when born and bread locals cannot even gain reasonable access to the minimal facilities which barely remain. Are any of these immigrants Doctors, Teachers, qualified electricians, carpenters, bricklayer or any trade or profession which could assist the native community????? The answer WILL be NO. Will they pay for their accommodation or contribute to the local taxes and services. The answer will be NO. Who will pay for this unwanted or needed development . You've guesses THE PEOPLE WHO DO NOT WANT OR NEED IT, THE LOCAL COMMUNITY!!!!
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Eamon Smyth
2 years ago
Destroying a small communiry.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
More transparency
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Catriona knight
2 years ago
We dont know where these men are coming from show their passport and their need for housing
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Anonymous
2 years ago
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Totally inappropriate place to house who ever is coming here. No space for children to play. No amenities ie buses, gp surgery, garda station, train station. Money hungry developer lining his pockets. Shame on him!
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Thomas Curtin
2 years ago
Every town and village is overrun already. Enough is enough
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Joan
2 years ago
Accommodation required for our own Irish people
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Peter Traynor
2 years ago
House the homeless Irish first
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Tommy Whyte
2 years ago
Where is the dialog/dicussion with the local community for any such proposal/ Development.
This is what causes very real conc
erns. Influx of unvetted migrants inparticular should not be forced on any small rural community especially where services are minimum to say the least.
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Bernie Delaney
2 years ago
Keep up the amazing work
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Marie wall
2 years ago
No to unvetted males
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Amy Mannering
2 years ago
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Mags Lyons O'Donnell
2 years ago
Charity starts at home .Look after the population and infrastructure of Williamstown first .
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Fiona Finnegan
2 years ago
Absolutely wreckless by the Government, Williamstown does not have the amenities for these people.
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Eamon walsh
2 years ago
The government needs to listen to the people of Ireland
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Maria Maguire
2 years ago
A disgrace if this is allowed to go ahead and shame on the people willing to sell Ireland out
Community too small.
This is not a suitable building as it is on the corner of a very busy road and there is very little amenities no public transport and very little services for the local people
Keep up the good work Ladies
Enough is enough. Williamstown is run down enough without placing foreigners in newly developed properties when born and bread locals cannot even gain reasonable access to the minimal facilities which barely remain. Are any of these immigrants Doctors, Teachers, qualified electricians, carpenters, bricklayer or any trade or profession which could assist the native community????? The answer WILL be NO. Will they pay for their accommodation or contribute to the local taxes and services. The answer will be NO. Who will pay for this unwanted or needed development . You've guesses THE PEOPLE WHO DO NOT WANT OR NEED IT, THE LOCAL COMMUNITY!!!!
Destroying a small communiry.
More transparency
We dont know where these men are coming from show their passport and their need for housing
Totally inappropriate place to house who ever is coming here. No space for children to play. No amenities ie buses, gp surgery, garda station, train station. Money hungry developer lining his pockets. Shame on him!
Every town and village is overrun already. Enough is enough
Accommodation required for our own Irish people
House the homeless Irish first
Where is the dialog/dicussion with the local community for any such proposal/ Development. This is what causes very real conc erns. Influx of unvetted migrants inparticular should not be forced on any small rural community especially where services are minimum to say the least.
Keep up the amazing work
No to unvetted males
..
Charity starts at home .Look after the population and infrastructure of Williamstown first .
Absolutely wreckless by the Government, Williamstown does not have the amenities for these people.
The government needs to listen to the people of Ireland
A disgrace if this is allowed to go ahead and shame on the people willing to sell Ireland out
.