STORM THE DÁIL

Jsmurff

How wants to get drunk and storm the dáil?

LivelineDipso

It's a disgrace Joe. I am on tablets for me nerves because of it. Something has to be done Joe.

Hilly Bill

Great idea but lets wait until some union heads suggest it and then sit down and plan which saturday we are free and then put it to a vote

BraziliaNZ

me!!

catallus

Who pays for the beer?

Max Power

I'd rather daíl the storm.

jjbrien

Hilly Bill wrote: »

Great idea but lets wait until some union heads suggest it and then sit down and plan which saturday we are free and then put it to a vote

Theres a big trade union protest next Saturday in Dublin about the banks maybe they will storm the dail then

galwayrush

Just get elected.

buyer95

Jsmurff wrote: »

How wants to get drunk and storm the dáil?

Looks like your already there:pac:

MadsL

Howie should probably turn of the Internet and say nighty nighty.

SimonLynch

Jsmurff wrote: »

How wants to get drunk and storm the dáil?

Storm it sober, occupy the bar, free At The Races, Racing Uk, Sky etc. Mine's a nice bottle of wine from the cellar

admiralofthefleet

funny, MT never mentioned it in his forecast

Hilly Bill

jjbrien wrote: »

Theres a big trade union protest next Saturday in Dublin about the banks maybe they will storm the dail then

I blame Howard from the Halifax, it all went tits up after he started singing.

WoollyRedHat

Jsmurff wrote: »

How wants to get drunk and storm the dáil?

Only if we start off in the Dail bar.

jjbrien

Hilly Bill wrote: »

I blame Howard from the Halifax, it all went tits up after he started singing.

oh god no :eek:

jjbrien

WoollyRedHat wrote: »

Only if we start off in the Dail bar.

like them HMV workers in Limerick we could do a sit in there and drink the place dry

Banjo String

jjbrien wrote: »

like them HMV workers in Limerick we could do a sit in there and drink the place dry

Those lying effers!

They told me they didn't sell booze :mad:

G Power

Hilly Bill wrote: »

Great idea but lets wait until some union heads suggest it and then sit down and plan which saturday we are free and then put it to a vote

ara would ya quit your jibber jabbering!!

the largest protest in this country over the last four years was undoubtably the Siptu organised protest against Fianna Fail November 2010 when the snow fell heavily on the Friday night yet 100,000+ men, women and children gathered on a Christmas shopping day and marched through the city with crowds still coming over the bridge as O Connell street filled right up.

I hear people creaming themselves these days when they proclaim that they calculated roughly 100,000 people protested all over the country in a month recently. it makes me sick that when it came to gathering in Nov 2010 to force fianna fail to hold elections we had massive support that day despite the freezing temperatures i may add, yet today, what we have is a sizeable majority of millions completely bewildered to the point where they'll come up with 1,000,000,000 reasons not to protest instead of making 1 decision to just go along. What harm can it do eh??

DrumSteve

Id rather storm your gaff, find your computer and turn off caps lock.

jjbrien

G Power wrote: »

ara would ya quit your jibber jabbering!!

the largest protest in this country over the last four years was undoubtably the Siptu organised protest against Fianna Fail November 2010 when the snow fell heavily on the Friday night yet 100,000+ men, women and children gathered on a Christmas shopping day and marched through the city with crowds still coming over the bridge as O Connell street filled right up.

I hear people creaming themselves these days when they proclaim that they calculated roughly 100,000 people protested all over the country in a month recently. it makes me sick that when it came to gathering in Nov 2010 to force fianna fail to hold elections we had massive support that day despite the freezing temperatures i may add, yet today, what we have is a sizeable majority of millions completely bewildered to the point where they'll come up with 1,000,000,000 reasons not to protest instead of making 1 decision to just go along. What harm can it do eh??

Well they are doing one next week http://www.businessandleadership.com/leadership/item/39367-ictu-to-hold-bank-debt/

Looks like SIPTU and all the unions going up to protest http://www.ictu.ie/jobsnotdebt/

up for anything

G Power wrote: »

the largest protest in this country over the last four years was undoubtably the Siptu organised protest against Fianna Fail November 2010 when the snow fell heavily on the Friday night yet 100,000+ men, women and children gathered on a Christmas shopping day and marched through the city with crowds still coming over the bridge as O Connell street filled right up.

You've got the makings of great ballad lyrics there.

I'm happy to storm the Dail without having had a drink. I don't want to be seeing two Endas only to miss both of them with my right hook.

jjbrien

I was hoping when FG got in things here would get better. But things have stayed pretty much the same. Ok they inherited a bad situation and had to go along with FF's deal with the EU and IMF. I wish to god they had ripped up that deal and made a new fairer one. But sadly no. Every country owes money I dont know why they dont all sit down and say ok lets reset all the debt and start over. The world is a mess and its getting worse every day.

Jsmurff

Ah after hours… where one can get riddled in seconds…

This thread is indeed a result of a drunken discussion (mostly on my part) but hey drunk or sober if there's willing participants I'll join in

BillyMitchel

LivelineDipso wrote: »

It's a disgrace Joe. I am on tablets for me nerves because of it. Something has to be done Joe.

Ain't nobody got time for that..


OP can we not do it sober?

Hilly Bill

G Power wrote: »

ara would ya quit your jibber jabbering!!

the largest protest in this country over the last four years was undoubtably the Siptu organised protest against Fianna Fail November 2010 when the snow fell heavily on the Friday night yet 100,000+ men, women and children gathered on a Christmas shopping day and marched through the city with crowds still coming over the bridge as O Connell street filled right up.

I hear people creaming themselves these days when they proclaim that they calculated roughly 100,000 people protested all over the country in a month recently. it makes me sick that when it came to gathering in Nov 2010 to force fianna fail to hold elections we had massive support that day despite the freezing temperatures i may add, yet today, what we have is a sizeable majority of millions completely bewildered to the point where they'll come up with 1,000,000,000 reasons not to protest instead of making 1 decision to just go along. What harm can it do eh??

Are we any better off after those marches?