Not as good as Clonakilty.

Sentiment score: -0.34

I thank the Leas-Cheann Comhairle. As highlighted last month on "The Neil Prendeville Show" on RedFM, can the Taoiseach explain how it is acceptable for a man who identifies himself as Sarabjit Singh - my Hindi is not very good - is now registered at two addresses in Mallow, County Cork, under the State-funded international protection system and appears to be quite a successful businessman? Mr. Singh owns 20% of a hospitality company, Mohsin Manzoor Hospitality Limited, with a turnover that jumped from €25,000 to €900,000 in the past nine months. He is also linked to two other properties in which he owns a 20% share, which have €150,000 outstanding to Revenue with a collection debt on that. He also owns a luxury home in Cork with a pool.

Sentiment score: 0.26

I will just say the individual. The company also owns a luxury property in Cork with an indoor pool and cinema. More concerning, the main business-----

Sentiment score: 0.00

The main business of Mohsin Manzoor Hospitality Limited is in providing accommodation for international protection applicants, the very system he is living under himself. Does the Government believe-----

Sentiment score: -0.11

-----that this is fair on the taxpayer? Is it satisfied that it is not a part of a greater scheme that exploits the system-----

Sentiment score: 0.07

-----that is meant to support the genuine and the vulnerable?

Sentiment score: 0.20

I will write to the Taoiseach in this regard.

Sentiment score: 0.00