Tonight With Vincent Browne Thread v2.0

Lady Chatterton · 02-11-2012 12:41am

When I think of Pat Neary's (former Financial Regulator) €630,00 golden handshake, it really makes be very very very angry. That should never have been paid :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

http://www.herald.ie/news/630000-golden-handshake-for-the-bungling-banks-watchdog-pat-neary-1635637.html

coolhull · 02-11-2012 12:41am

MrsD007 wrote: »

I really want Sean Quinn to be jailed for contempt tomorrow.

I'll be amazed if that happens.... Nobody in this country, except for the poor, end up in jail, And we'd probably have Cavan seeking their independence from the rest of us

imme · 02-11-2012 12:46am

coolhull wrote: »

I'll be amazed if that happens.... Nobody in this country, except for the poor, end up in jail, And we'd probably have Cavan seeking their independence from the rest of us

Liam Lawlor, Ray Burke, Sean Quinn Jnr. do they all fit in to that category?

tayto lover · 02-11-2012 12:47am

coolhull wrote: »

I'll be amazed if that happens.... Nobody in this country, except for the poor, end up in jail, And we'd probably have Cavan seeking their independence from the rest of us

It's really only that small border area of Cavan and the town as he had his headquarters there. A shower of dumbos. He didn't pay that well either.

Lady Chatterton · 02-11-2012 12:47am

That assisted suicide judgement will be very interesting, it is a very sad case.

notagardawife · 02-11-2012 12:49am

Cufflnks please

tayto lover · 02-11-2012 12:50am

MrsD007 wrote: »

That assisted suicide judgement will be very interesting, it is a very sad case.

I can see a suspended sentence in that case. It must be hard to see a loved one suffer and know that there is no possibility of recovery. Very sad.

Callan57 · 02-11-2012 12:50am

MrsD007 wrote: »

When I think of Pat Neary's (former Financial Regulator) €630,00 golden handshake, it really makes be very very very angry. That should never have been paid :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

http://www.herald.ie/news/630000-golden-handshake-for-the-bungling-banks-watchdog-pat-neary-1635637.html

But he did do his (then) master's bidding ... and loyalty has a price :rolleyes:

coolhull · 02-11-2012 12:51am

imme wrote: »

Liam Lawlor, Ray Burke, Sean Quinn Jnr. do they all fit in to that category?

Lawlor, Burke, and Quinn served three months each... Hardly great hardship.

Lady Chatterton · 02-11-2012 12:53am

tayto lover wrote: »

I can see a suspended sentence in that case. It must be hard to see a loved one suffer and know that there is no possibility of recovery. Very sad.

The lady is still alive in this case, she is looking for permission for her partner to help her die without him being charged after her death.

A COUPLE on the brink of a landmark High Court battle over the controversial issue of assisted suicide will seek to protect their identities.

The matter is expected to be brought before a judge as a severely disabled and wheelchair-bound woman suffering from multiple sclerosis requests her partner be allowed to help her end her life without fear of prosecution.

http://www.independent.ie/national-news/couple-in-righttodie-case-want-to-stay-anonymous-3232441.html

woodoo · 02-11-2012 12:53am

I think this Murphy woman sees herself moving in front of the cameras. I'd say she'd do fine.

Lady Chatterton · 02-11-2012 12:55am

woodoo wrote: »

I think this Murphy woman sees herself moving in front of the cameras. I'd say she'd do fine.

She is the producer of Tonight with Vincent Browne, I doubt she wants a presenting a role, if she did, I'd imagine she would already have one.

tayto lover · 02-11-2012 12:55am

MrsD007 wrote: »

The lady is still alive in this case, she is looking for permission for her partner to help her die without him being charged after her death.

http://www.independent.ie/national-news/couple-in-righttodie-case-want-to-stay-anonymous-3232441.html

Sorry. I thought it was the case of the man who came home from Germany and assisted his mother to die.

woodoo · 02-11-2012 12:56am

coolhull wrote: »

I'll be amazed if that happens.... Nobody in this country, except for the poor, end up in jail, And we'd probably have Cavan seeking their independence from the rest of us

I wonder is paddypower giving odds on Sean going to jail? I think he will.

tayto lover · 02-11-2012 12:59am

woodoo wrote: »

I wonder is paddypower giving odds on Sean going to jail? I think he will.

I think the judge is left with very little choice at this stage. Quinn has not helped his own case and according to the Anglo solicitors is still taking steps to save "his" hidden money and assets.
The Christmas dinners in the Joy are supposed to be fairly good I hear.

coolhull · 02-11-2012 1:01am

Regarding Quinn going to jail tomorrow, maybe we should turn to 'Psychic Readings Live' and ask them, it only costs 2.44 a minute

tayto lover · 02-11-2012 1:02am

coolhull wrote: »

Regarding Quinn going to jail tomorrow, maybe we should turn to 'Psychic Readings Live' and ask them, it only costs 2.44 a minute

Does Flathan know Quinn I wonder?

Lady Chatterton · 02-11-2012 1:05am

I can just imagine Flathan doing a reading for Quinn.

"I see a case and it isn't going very well, I also see a move to a new place, I think it might be a training unit ........".

notagardawife · 02-11-2012 1:06am

Sorry but a TD charged €150 for cufflinks to his expenses. How democratic is that?

coolhull · 02-11-2012 1:07am

MrsD007 wrote: »

I can just imagine Flathan doing a reading for Quinn.

"I see a case and it isn't going very well, I also see a move to a new place, I think it might be a training unit ........".

''In my opinion''

Lady Chatterton · 02-11-2012 1:07am

Flathan is looking more and more like Tommy Fleming

woodoo · 02-11-2012 1:08am

tayto lover wrote: »

I think the judge is left with very little choice at this stage. Quinn has not helped his own case and according to the Anglo solicitors is still taking steps to save "his" hidden money and assets.
The Christmas dinners in the Joy are supposed to be fairly good I hear.

I suppose most people would go to jail for 3 months for 500 million

woodoo · 02-11-2012 1:08am

notagardawife wrote: »

Sorry but a TD charged €150 for cufflinks to his expenses. How democratic is that?

Name and shame

tayto lover · 02-11-2012 1:08am

MrsD007 wrote: »

I can just imagine Flathan doing a reading for Quinn.

"I see a case and it isn't going very well, I also see a move to a new place, I think it might be a training unit ........".

"And you will see bars, lots of bars"

Lady Chatterton · 02-11-2012 1:13am

I can't see Sean Quinn going to jail tomorrow, I reckon he will be spared jail because of his health issues.

tayto lover · 02-11-2012 1:14am

MrsD007 wrote: »

I can't see Sean Quinn going to jail tomorrow, I reckon he will be spared jail because of his health issues.

OR in case they rile him and he discloses embarrassing stuff.

Lady Chatterton · 02-11-2012 1:18am

tayto lover wrote: »

OR in case they rile him and he discloses embarrassing stuff.

I don't understand??

Lady Chatterton · 02-11-2012 12:30pm

Sean Quinn has been sentenced to nine weeks in jail but he may appeal the sentence.

SEAN Quinn Senior, once Ireland’s richest man, has been sentenced to nine weeks in prison for contempt of court.

Ms Justice Elizabeth Dunne in imposing the sentence told both sides she was open to putting a stay on the sentence pending an application to the Supreme Court for a speedy appeal hearing.

http://www.independent.ie/national-news/courts/sean-quinn-snr-handed-down-prison-sentence-for-contempt-3280798.html

Updated @ 13:09

Sean Quinn has decided to begin his sentence today.

tayto lover · 02-11-2012 6:07pm

MrsD007 wrote: »

I don't understand??

I believe he has beans to spill about Anglo and others if rumour has it right.

tayto lover · 06-11-2012 12:19am

The Budget tonight. Usual suspects on again inc Darth Vader and Beaker.

Tonight With Vincent Browne Thread v2.0

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