Sinn Fein are not a Normal Political Party

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They did change the government. The party most aligned with SF's Left Leaning Utopian Ideals are no longer in Government

 

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This is what the Shinners do....the only objection that came in against a new Harry Crosbie hotel was from a SF TD

An Bord Pleanála has cleared the way for Harry Crosbie’s planned Vicar Street hotel scheme for Dublin 8 after invalidating the only appeal against the hotel proposal on technical grounds.

The appeals board invalidated the appeal after appellant and newly elected Sinn Féin TD for Dublin South-Central, Máire Devine, enclosed the incorrect Dublin City Council procedural letter with the appeal.

Instead of enclosing the council’s acknowledgement of her objection, Ms Devine’s appeal enclosed the council letter confirming that planning permission had been granted. “It was a stupid thing, a silly mistake to make but it is very petty to invalidate an appeal for such a reason. The rules need to be revised,” Ms Devine said.

The TD said she was devastated that her appeal was invalidated. “It is one battle lost, but not the war,” she said. “This wonderful community of the Liberties will stand firm – their vision for their community must be respected and supported. “The very essence of what makes the Liberties a place apart must be recognised and treasured.”

Mr Crosbie has insisted the area needs another hotel. “If you walk up Thomas Street on a night when Vicar Street is closed, it is like a derelict street,” he said. “It is threatening and dark and unwelcome.

What the area needs more than anything is people moving around the streets.” Mr Crosbie said that the objectors to the hotel scheme “keep talking back about the rare auld times”. “They are gone. What we are doing is bringing life back to the city. That is what I am hoping to do.”

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This is what the Shinners do....the only objection that came in against a new Harry Crosbie hotel was from a SF TD

An Bord Pleanála has cleared the way for Harry Crosbie’s planned Vicar Street hotel scheme for Dublin 8 after invalidating the only appeal against the hotel proposal on technical grounds.

The appeals board invalidated the appeal after appellant and newly elected Sinn Féin TD for Dublin South-Central, Máire Devine, enclosed the incorrect Dublin City Council procedural letter with the appeal.

Instead of enclosing the council’s acknowledgement of her objection, Ms Devine’s appeal enclosed the council letter confirming that planning permission had been granted. “It was a stupid thing, a silly mistake to make but it is very petty to invalidate an appeal for such a reason. The rules need to be revised,” Ms Devine said.

The TD said she was devastated that her appeal was invalidated. “It is one battle lost, but not the war,” she said. “This wonderful community of the Liberties will stand firm – their vision for their community must be respected and supported. “The very essence of what makes the Liberties a place apart must be recognised and treasured.”

Mr Crosbie has insisted the area needs another hotel. “If you walk up Thomas Street on a night when Vicar Street is closed, it is like a derelict street,” he said. “It is threatening and dark and unwelcome.

What the area needs more than anything is people moving around the streets.” Mr Crosbie said that the objectors to the hotel scheme “keep talking back about the rare auld times”. “They are gone. What we are doing is bringing life back to the city. That is what I am hoping to do.”

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Is she complaining that the appeal was invalidated because she didn't send in the appeal form?

As in she didn't actually lodge the fucking appeal?

Hardly petty

If Fierce was grandstanding in the Dail he'd be calling it 'gross incompetence' and looking for heads to roll, with a suitably stern visage surrounded by a cabal of the equally outraged

 

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Is she complaining that the appeal was invalidated because she didn't send in the appeal form?

As in she didn't actually lodge the fucking appeal?

Hardly petty

If Fierce was grandstanding in the Dail he'd be calling it 'gross incompetence' and looking for heads to roll, with a suitably stern visage surrounded by a cabal of the equally outraged

That's about the size of it. They're serial objectors, with over 18,000 units objected to in Dublin alone in the last 5 years.

 

[King Silkbeard]

We are not in the same situation France are in with the economic crisis there but we are a bit like Germany the political situation there is bad and how the Greens are not doing too well and have become the leading war party.

 

[Meridian]

Good man MHR .

“My father [Martin Ferris] represented the people of this county for 23 years without ever losing an election and he couldn't have done that without hard work,” Cllr Ferris added.

Oh yes that guy, the fella on the IRA Army Council that runs SF ? The guy while he was a serving TD collected that IRA scumbag from Prison ?
That guy ?

Sinn Féin slam Michael Healy-Rae over work shy jibe

Deputy Michael Healy-Rae has come under fire from Sinn Féin over comments he made while canvassing ahead of last week’s general election.

m.independent.ie

SF/ IRA = Scum

 

[Happyhonkaman]

Is she complaining that the appeal was invalidated because she didn't send in the appeal form?

As in she didn't actually lodge the fucking appeal?

Hardly petty

If Fierce was grandstanding in the Dail he'd be calling it 'gross incompetence' and looking for heads to roll, with a suitably stern visage surrounded by a cabal of the equally outraged

The requirements are clear, almost everyone that uses the planning system will have fallen foul of a small mistake costing you a valid application/appeal or whatever. It’s a pain in the hoop as there is absolutely no flexibility, but these things have to stand up to a judicial review in court if it runs the full course and no judge will accept lodging the incorrect documents or missing a date.

 

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The requirements are clear, almost everyone that uses the planning system will have fallen foul of a small mistake costing you a valid application/appeal or whatever. It’s a pain in the hoop as there is absolutely no flexibility, but these things have to stand up to a judicial review in court if it runs the full course and no judge will accept lodging the incorrect documents or missing a date.

The classic one is people think you've a month to appeal. So if the decision was on the the 28th they lodge the appeal on the 28th. They then find you have a month means cob of the 27th.

Zero sympathy, if she got off her fat arse and lodged it personally they would have checked it for her, but no she sent it by post, and if she had sent it early enough they would have contacted her before the time was up...

People travel up from Cork to deliver them in person. She's based less than 500m from the Office (assuming they are still in the office over by the Custom House)

 

[jimmym]

Once again Michelle o Neill has called on westminster to give more money, How much more does she want? SF, DUP havent the guts to make
tough unpopular decisions, SF tweeted last week patting themselves on the back for giving water workers a rise, They were hammered by people who said..
So lets get this straight , if the news is good it is thanks to SF, But if the news is not good its down to westminster,

 

[Happyhonkaman]

The classic one is people think you've a month to appeal. So if the decision was on the the 28th they lodge the appeal on the 28th. They then find you have a month means cob of the 27th.

Yep, I understand the rationale for it but they should change it to 29 days as most people misinterpret the 4 week date at least once and learn the hard way

I missed a date to extend a permission for a new hotel by a day once due to the death of a close family member. Cost me dearly as I had to assemble the new permission on the office, and pay the planning fee which was substantial, and it was during the recession when things weren’t exactly rosy! It hasn’t happened again!