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Wolfe Tone · 19-02-2011, 23:02

The stickies didnt like SF, no old comradeship between the two really

**Sierra Oscar** · 19-02-2011, 23:09

If FG find it difficult to be in coalition with Labour then they will find it impossible to be in coalition with Sinn Fein.

Also, I am not even sure if Sinn Fein want to be in government themselves.

hask1965 · 19-02-2011, 23:22

let us all run and the b est person can run the place

noinc · 20-02-2011, 00:18

The Labour party are being dictated to already by the unions and not just any unions. It is more power to civil and public servants now that they are under threat. Why can't the powers that be seek out the lazy deadwood from these high paid safe jobs ?

Labour and Fine Gael will just give us the bicker brothers in Enda and Eamon, it will only be hours before they are nicknamed something like that or E2. Labour want to change the constitution, so do The EU, they cannot wait to get their hands on it and Gilmore wnats to open the floodgates for them. Labour don't want to cut children's allowance so now those earning millions can keep their mickey money. Labour want more women in Government well that is going to open the door for all minorities here. If there is a feeling for more women in government, then more people should vote for women. As for students fees, why should we continue to subsidise students to become barristers and consultants and then get ripped off by them when they qualify ? And if the golden circle have their money back from the gambles they took with the banks, can I have my lottery money back too ?

This country needs a shake up alright but I heven't heard one politician address crime in any way nor the fact that Irish people are going away for work and there are thousands of non nationals even non Europeans working away goodo here.

holidaysong · 20-02-2011, 15:23

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Originally Posted by Lars1916

I heard a few times, people (FG supporters btw) claiming that SF is a 'party from the North', maybe they don't realize, that SF is an (the only) All Ireland Party

Anyway, I don't think, this coalition would work, too strong are the objectives on both sides.

The Socialist Party, the Workers' Party and People Before Profit are also All-Ireland parties. You could argue that the Green Party are too.

Lars1916 · 20-02-2011, 20:39

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Originally Posted by holidaysong

The Socialist Party, the Workers' Party and People Before Profit are also All-Ireland parties. You could argue that the Green Party are too.

Sorry, I just realize, that I forgot to put the '?' behind 'the only'

hask1965 · 20-02-2011, 21:11

they the winners will get this country into a worse state than we our in mass emagration wich is all ready happening less collkage places because the people that can not get work apply for the courses kids leaving school our looking at they say unemployement is down like **** there all leaving that why this country is in a deep depresion and will stay that way for at least the next 5 or longer years

peta217 · 20-02-2011, 21:55

no way couldnt see the mighty gerry adams going into power with a load of blueshirts

Liam Byrne · 20-02-2011, 22:29

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Originally Posted by hask1965

they the winners will get this country into a worse state than we our in mass emagration wich is all ready happening less collkage places because the people that can not get work apply for the courses kids leaving school our looking at they say unemployement is down like **** there all leaving that why this country is in a deep depresion and will stay that way for at least the next 5 or longer years

Can you translate this, please?

hask1965 · 21-02-2011, 11:46

my english is bad im from india ya see what i am trying to say is the country will only get worse before it gets better there is already mass unemployment people leaving because there is no work here it getting like the 80 again collage money down hitting the poor the rich bankers getting bail outs the goverment wont have to worry about bills rent health care education what ever party or parties get in its going to take ten years to get us back up and running again bertie got out at the right time god help us all

Bottle_of_Smoke · 21-02-2011, 12:06

I don't think its completely impossible but highly unlikely. Maybe if SF had 6-7 seats FG would offer to co-produce a white paper on Irish re-unification and not cut social welfare for a few years.

SF could then argue this was worth giving their support to FG

Though they're poles apart on so many issues from health to university fees to taxation its so difficult to imaghine

19-02-2011, 23:22	#33
hask1965 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: kilkenny Posts: 39 Adverts \| Friends	colalition let us all run and the b est person can run the place

20-02-2011, 00:18	#34
noinc Registered User Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Sligo Posts: 28 Adverts \| Friends	Who rules what The Labour party are being dictated to already by the unions and not just any unions. It is more power to civil and public servants now that they are under threat. Why can't the powers that be seek out the lazy deadwood from these high paid safe jobs ? Labour and Fine Gael will just give us the bicker brothers in Enda and Eamon, it will only be hours before they are nicknamed something like that or E2. Labour want to change the constitution, so do The EU, they cannot wait to get their hands on it and Gilmore wnats to open the floodgates for them. Labour don't want to cut children's allowance so now those earning millions can keep their mickey money. Labour want more women in Government well that is going to open the door for all minorities here. If there is a feeling for more women in government, then more people should vote for women. As for students fees, why should we continue to subsidise students to become barristers and consultants and then get ripped off by them when they qualify ? And if the golden circle have their money back from the gambles they took with the banks, can I have my lottery money back too ? This country needs a shake up alright but I heven't heard one politician address crime in any way nor the fact that Irish people are going away for work and there are thousands of non nationals even non Europeans working away goodo here. Last edited by noinc; 20-02-2011 at 00:21. Reason: Spelling error

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hask1965 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: kilkenny Posts: 39 Adverts \| Friends	parties they the winners will get this country into a worse state than we our in mass emagration wich is all ready happening less collkage places because the people that can not get work apply for the courses kids leaving school our looking at they say unemployement is down like **** there all leaving that why this country is in a deep depresion and will stay that way for at least the next 5 or longer years

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hask1965 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: kilkenny Posts: 39 Adverts \| Friends	liam my english is bad im from india ya see what i am trying to say is the country will only get worse before it gets better there is already mass unemployment people leaving because there is no work here it getting like the 80 again collage money down hitting the poor the rich bankers getting bail outs the goverment wont have to worry about bills rent health care education what ever party or parties get in its going to take ten years to get us back up and running again bertie got out at the right time god help us all

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Wolfe Tone Closed Account Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 14,305 Adverts \| Friends	The stickies didnt like SF, no old comradeship between the two really

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Sierra Oscar Category Moderator Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Dublin Posts: 4,142 Adverts \| Friends CMod: Half-Life, Games, Games Mods	If FG find it difficult to be in coalition with Labour then they will find it impossible to be in coalition with Sinn Fein. Also, I am not even sure if Sinn Fein want to be in government themselves.

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peta217 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 2 Adverts \| Friends	no way couldnt see the mighty gerry adams going into power with a load of blueshirts

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Bottle_of_Smoke Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 9,633 Adverts \| Friends	I don't think its completely impossible but highly unlikely. Maybe if SF had 6-7 seats FG would offer to co-produce a white paper on Irish re-unification and not cut social welfare for a few years. SF could then argue this was worth giving their support to FG Though they're poles apart on so many issues from health to university fees to taxation its so difficult to imaghine