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Sean O'Rourke Today Show

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    #272
    ThisRegard
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    Nah. One was a former garda commissioner, the other an alleged TV or arts critic from the Indo. The former garda at least talked a bit of sense, the Indo guy as I mentioned gave the impression he either never watched it before, or was just a total waffler.


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    #273
    HeidiHeidi
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    Ooof, bit of a clunky link between the travel fella and Dunphy..... I wonder which one was pre-recorded?


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    #274
    Lapin
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    HeidiHeidi wrote: »
    Ooof, bit of a clunky link between the travel fella and Dunphy..... I wonder which one was pre-recorded?

    Noticed that. The 'travel fella' was probably pre-recorded as he is from Ballinasloe and probably recovering from the fair there yesterday. :D

    Glad to hear Dunphy speak about the bullshít that surrounds the Moore St traders and their perception as 'salt of the earth types'. Its a million miles from the tripe Joe Duffy would have us believe about the place.


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    #275
    Callan57
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    Lapin wrote: »
    Noticed that. The 'travel fella' was probably pre-recorded as he is from Ballinasloe and probably recovering from the fair there yesterday. :D

    Glad to hear Dunphy speak about the bullshít that surrounds the Moore St traders and their perception as 'salt of the earth types'. Its a million miles from the tripe Joe Duffy would have us believe about the place.


    De Liveline will implode today after Dunphy bad mouthing "salt of the earth Dubs" - Joe won't be having that at all ;)


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    #276
    snubbleste
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    Coming up: Senator Marie Louise O Donnell goes apple picking in Kilkenny



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    #277
    Callan57
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    snubbleste wrote: »
    Coming up: Senator Marie Louise O Donnell goes apple picking in Kilkenny


    Thats me gone to PK so :mad:


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    #278
    IvyTheTerrible
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    MLOD telling us lots of things we already know about apples, in her "inimitable" style. :rolleyes:


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    #279
    IvyTheTerrible
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    And now she's talking with her mouth full, FFS, the pig.


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    #280
    snubbleste
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    I'm rather enjoying this. :cool:


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    #281
    touts
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    She's slurping and slobbering and chewing live on air. Oh my god.


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    #282
    L1011
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    Shouldn't she be in the seanad being indispensable to democracy?


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    #283
    Meathlass
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    That apple farm is about a mile from my house - they also have gorgeous raspberries and strawberries in summer. Great place.


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    #284
    spank_inferno
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    Wow.... A journo on the radio telling it like it is re: travellers.

    SOR has got to put a stop to this!


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    #285
    ThisRegard
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    He took a break for this piece to allow Pavee Point on the other line to calm down before he returns to him.


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    #286
    neris
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    Lapin wrote: »
    Glad to hear Dunphy speak about the bullshít that surrounds the Moore St traders and their perception as 'salt of the earth types'. Its a million miles from the tripe Joe Duffy would have us believe about the place.

    what was dunphy saying about them? might have a trawl back later when home and try to listen to it if it hasnt been pulled for been un-pc


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    #287
    IvyTheTerrible
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    neris wrote: »
    what was dunphy saying about them? might have a trawl back later when home and try to listen to it if it hasnt been pulled for been un-pc
    He was saying that they cheated poor customers back in the day (ie cheated his family).
    He also said he was fondled by a priest.


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    #288
    neris
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    this lads unreal. you watch those programmes and see the cars they drive and (unclassy, chav) wedding dresses they wear makes their claims as poor discriminated minority a lie. if they stopd acting like scumbags and thieves they might get a bit more respect from society


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    #289
    artful_codger
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    Wow, he's really watering down the facts.


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    #290
    JM Skipton
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    IvyTheTerrible wrote: »
    He was saying that they cheated poor customers back in the day (ie cheated his family).
    He also said he was fondled by a priest.

    They used to put all the good fruit & veg at the front of their stall but give Eamo's family all the rotten stuff at the back, would be hilarious if somebody rang Joe complaining about getting rotten fruit from a " salt o de eart" :D
    There would definitely be a bad line that day.


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    #291
    neris
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    JM Skipton wrote: »
    would be hilarious if somebody rang Joe complaining about getting rotten fruit from a " salt o de eart" :D
    There would definitely be a bad line that day.

    you wouldnt even get a bad line, joe wouldnt let you on to slate his friend mrs brown and her buddies


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    #292
    artful_codger
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    I wonder are people in the Asylum system for seven/eight years because they keep appealing their rejection for asylum. Those hostel owners are making a profit, but they don't determine the length of stay.


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    #293
    Callan57
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    artful_codger wrote: »
    I wonder are people in the Asylum system for seven/eight years because they keep appealing their rejection for asylum. Those hostel owners are making a profit, but they don't determine the length of stay.

    Considering they are supposed to be Asylum Seekers they seem to be a very demanding lot. I can't help but feel if I were an asylum seeker I'd be falling over myself with gratitude to any country that took me .. but of course that's not a PC thing to say :rolleyes:

    OMG they are discussing A Tale For The Time Being & I'm in the middle of reading this fabulous book. :)


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    #294
    Harry Angstrom
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    neris wrote: »
    you wouldnt even get a bad line, joe wouldnt let you on to slate his friend mrs brown and her buddies

    And if you did manage to slip through the net and get on air, Joe would probably tell you to "GET A GRIP!"


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    #295
    CorsendonkX
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    JM Skipton wrote: »
    They used to put all the good fruit & veg at the front of their stall but give Eamo's family all the rotten stuff at the back, would be hilarious if somebody rang Joe complaining about getting rotten fruit from a " salt o de eart" :D
    There would definitely be a bad line that day.

    They still do.


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    #296
    Red Fred
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    Keelan Shanley filling in today


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    #297
    touts
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    Red Fred wrote: »
    Keelan Shanley filling in today

    No Myles? :eek: I think we know what the opening line of Sean't new contract said.....


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    #298
    JonathanAnon
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    Fianna Fáil calling the FG budgets regressive... Really is hard to listen to the idiots that caused the mess giving out about the cuts that have to be made to try to sort their mess out. All those FF lads should have been summarily executed after the bailout..


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    #299
    IvyTheTerrible
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    Strange, the Sicilians I know drink coffee all year round!


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    #300
    Ciaran
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    JM Skipton wrote: »
    They used to put all the good fruit & veg at the front of their stall but give Eamo's family all the rotten stuff at the back

    I don't blame them. If I was running a stall, I'd give Dunphy the ****tiest stuff going too!


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    #301
    Skid X
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    Sean O'Rourke will have the traditional post-budget interview with the Ministers ...

    http://www.independent.ie/entertainment/tv-radio/sean-orourke-keeps-traditional-postbudget-interview-with-finance-minister-29650009.html
    RTE’s Sean O’Rourke will host the traditional post-Budget interview with Finance Minister Michael Noonan – despite intense competition from Pat Kenny and Newstalk.

    Mr Noonan and Public Expenditure Minister Brendan Howlin are to instead on the RTE Radio’s Today Show with Mr O’Rourke to discuss the impact of the Budget.


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