Posted on 09/15/2025 9:42:45 PM PDT by Olog-hai
A total of 84% of people in Ireland are worried about the cost-of-living crisis, while fewer than one in seven believe Government is doing enough to address it.
Almost half of 1,243 adults surveyed by Ipsos B&A for the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (IHREC) said they feared that they would not meet household costs in the year ahead.
The poll shows how economic inequality has “eroded trust” amongst the public according to IHREC, with 13% of people believing that Ireland’s wealth is distributed fairly.
However, almost three-quarters of those surveyed said it is not.
Eight in ten people agreed that everyone should be treated equally regardless of “who they are or where they come from”.
That belief has been diminishing annually — from 85% in 2023 and 84% in 2024. IHREC has said that while the key support level remained high, the “negative trend” was “a clear cause for concern”. […]
… 14% of respondents said they experienced racism in the past year, up from 10% in 2024.
Among non-white Irish, the figure was 66%. …
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Well…they allowed abortion in and from that point all He’ll broke loose
My people
We took abortion off the constitution where it never belonged, and we’ve been blessed. Watch what happens next
Just keep packing I illiterate violent turd world Muslims and violent tribal Africans. It has worked so well every where it’s tried.
And also mass immigration.
Aww...they don’t like supporting all those migrants ahead of themselves?
Yeah, their standard of living is going to decline so much if they keep importing 3rd world that they won’t have to worry about the cost of it.
Hmmm! No return for rosie!
Yup. 84 bucks a day is given to migrants for food in Canada so it’s probably similar in Ireland. The west is being extinguished.
I imagine Rosie O’Donnell is having second thoughts about living in Ireland as the cost of living goes beyond her ability to afford.
Ya. That’s an outcome of it. It’s a spiritual thing. A philosophical thing
They are basically British now.
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