You can put the Figure at 40 million euros. Ireland is a Soft Touch and still is; it is well known that many Foreign Nationals went back home and were working, and getting the Pandemic Payments paid Directly into their Accounts. We must not forget our own people here refusing to go back to work, and doing other Nixers, Cash in Hand or taking holidays abroad. The Abuse is Widespread.

/p> Almost €20million has been wrongly claimed in pandemic payments, with only just under half of that amount paid back. The total value of the overpayments between March last year and the end of July this year stands at €19.8million – averaging some €1.2million a...

schools, especially our industrial, schools … and it has wreaked havoc in the lives of so many people, who as children were subjected to horrific abuse often sexual; and most often those chosen were the most vulnerable to these predators. The latest scandal relates to our eminent fee-paying Jesuit schools including Belvedere and the Crescent (and several others) in the same period of time the 1970’s and 1980’s. In this case it was Fr. Marmion RIP. ‘Bleeding for Jesus’: book tells story of QC who pitilessly abused young men. Guardian Saturday 21st August 2021.

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I Respect Many Gardai, but a friend last night leaving her home to go for a night Drive, to Calm her nerves in a Pandemic, with her partner was watched by a Squad Car (female driving); it passed by, then Stopped, my Friend drove her car up the road, Squad car Following…all one can say is that the squad car driver was just acting the Cop Clown, little to do? Yet this Inner city Garda has Burnout? Some Gardai need to be Careful, people are fighting back against the Rogues? South Side … car followed for no apparent reason.

> Jack Woolley after boardwalk attack August 21 2021 02:30 AM LIFE on the beat for gardaí in Dublin city centre is becoming increasingly tough as they face ‘burnout’ and cannot ‘efficiently investigate’ assaults and robberies. Speaking to the Irish Independent, a...