Ireland is leaving the bailout, unaided!!

Evelyn Cusack

Not bad going after 3 years, we have had to tighted our belts, in retrospect maybe we would have done some things differently, but we're definitely looking good.

Critics of Mr Kennys govt will winge on about the fatc he wont attend a Vnny B debate, which let's be honest is for no other reason that to satisfy the bloodlust for internet 'commentators' and Vinny himself.

His real legacy wil lie in reults, exiting the bailout, legislating for abortion, sticking it to the vatican, soon to be legalised same sex marriage.

History wil be kind.

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/ireland-to-exit-bailout-without-credit-line-says-kenny-1.1594695

Wacker The Attacker

something tells me this isnt going to end well.

Zombienosh

but....it's all just a game.

Richard tea

Evelyn Cusack wrote: »

Not bad going after 3 years, we have had to tighted our belts, in retrospect maybe we would have done some things differently, but we're definitely looking good.

Critics of Mr Kennys govt will winge on about the fatc he wont attend a Vnny B debate, which let's be honest is for no other reason that to satisfy the bloodlust for internet 'commentators' and Vinny himself.

His real legacy wil lie in reults, exiting the bailout, legislating for abortion, sticking it to the vatican, soon to be legalised same sex marriage.

History wil be kind.

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/ireland-to-exit-bailout-without-credit-line-says-kenny-1.1594695

Go home Troll:mad:

jimgoose

Exiting the bailout isn't a particularly good idea at this stage, unless you happen to be IndaKinny() and are looking for political kudos in preparation for a plum job in that thar Yoo-Rope once he's finished making rubble of the place with his ol' mucker Angela.

Wacker The Attacker

Evelyn Cusack wrote: »

Not bad going after 3 years, we have had to tighted our belts, in retrospect maybe we would have done some things differently, but we're definitely looking good.

Critics of Mr Kennys govt will winge on about the fatc he wont attend a Vnny B debate, which let's be honest is for no other reason that to satisfy the bloodlust for internet 'commentators' and Vinny himself.

His real legacy wil lie in reults, exiting the bailout, legislating for abortion, sticking it to the vatican, soon to be legalised same sex marriage.

History wil be kind.

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/ireland-to-exit-bailout-without-credit-line-says-kenny-1.1594695

Vincent Browne is a pig.

If I were Enda Kenny I'd boycott that show too.

Evelyn Cusack

Richard tea wrote: »

Go home Troll:mad:

everyone with a different opinion to you is a troll, genius :rolleyes:

Evelyn Cusack

jimgoose wrote: »

Exiting the bailout isn't a particularly good idea at this stage, unless you happen to be IndaKinny() and are looking for political kudos in preparation for a plum job in that thar Yoo-Rope once he's finished making rubble of the place with his ol' mucker Angela.

It's a ballsy move doing so unaided payoff being more confidence from the markets.
Of course this govt doesn't ahve bals, but when they do it's a mistake

danniemcq

Evelyn Cusack wrote: »

Not bad going after 3 years, we have had to tighted our belts, in retrospect maybe we would have done some things differently, but we're definitely looking good.

Critics of Mr Kennys govt will winge on about the fatc he wont attend a Vnny B debate, which let's be honest is for no other reason that to satisfy the bloodlust for internet 'commentators' and Vinny himself.

His real legacy wil lie in reults, exiting the bailout, legislating for abortion, sticking it to the vatican, soon to be legalised same sex marriage.
History wil be kind.

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/ireland-to-exit-bailout-without-credit-line-says-kenny-1.1594695

lest we forget water charges, the UHC, the property tax?

Yes he has done some great things but its not all sunshine and happiness.

Unless of course all these are overturned now....

brandon_flowers

The belt has yet to be fully tightened.

keith16

Evelyn Cusack wrote: »

but we're definitely looking good.

Not sure about that.

13% Unemployment

1,000 people emigrating per week.

A new class of working poor

Running an eye-watering budget deficit, just to keep the lights on?

But yeah, we are looking good from the Troika's point of view in terms of servicing our loans and massaging our jobless figures along with other macro-economic data.

Wacker The Attacker

Evelyn Cusack wrote: »

everyone with a different opinion to you is a troll, genius :rolleyes:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ag8XcMG1EX4

howamidifferent

brandon_flowers wrote: »

The belt has yet to be fully tightened.

Around our necks....

jimgoose

Evelyn Cusack wrote: »

It's a ballsy move doing so unaided payoff being more confidence from the markets.
Of course this govt doesn't ahve bals, but when they do it's a mistake

More balls than brains, it would appear. This is something like converting a mortgage into a credit-card balance, as opposed to the more orthodox other-way-aboot!

Idbatterim

from rte.ie

He described the move as a “significant step” towards economic recovery.
“Never again will our country’s fortunes be sacrificed through greed and short-term gain,” he said.

I wouldnt count on that Enda, we will see if FF ever get back into power!

Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin said a case should be presented by the Government on why Ireland does not need a precautionary credit line.
He said there was no need for a “stage managed” announcement.

Ba ha ha, this coming from a FF minister! LOL! LOL!

Bits_n_Bobs

Evelyn Cusack wrote: »

History wil be kind.
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The last time something made me laugh as much as this was when Bertie forecast 'the boom is getting boomier'.....

The_Mask

Bull****!!!
Does this mean all the extra taxes and increases we 've been made to take to get us out of the bailout will go?!

Mr.David

The_Mask wrote: »

Bull****!!!
Does this mean all the extra taxes and increases we 've been made to take to get us out of the bailout will go?!

Obviously not.....not sure you understand what is happening here?

I'm actually happy with this announcement, why is everyone so bloody negative all the time (when negativity is only warranted 98.7% of the time)?;)

seamus

This has massively exposed the hypocrisy in the opposition parties.

If we exited with a credit line, they would wax on about how it's a "hollow announcement" made only for political gain because we're still at the mercy of those supplying the credit line.

We exit without a credit line and it's a dangerous and risky move, made only for political gain.

This is something like converting a mortgage into a credit-card balance, as opposed to the more orthodox other-way-aboot

It's more like leaving a bankruptcy arrangement and converting your debts into a mortgage.

People have been whinging for so long about loss of sovereignty and being under the kosh of Frankfurt, and then when we talk about taking control back they whinge about what a bad idea it is.

It just confirms for that most of the Irish electorate don't want anything more than to be able to bitch about the government.

Richard tea

Evelyn Cusack wrote: »

everyone with a different opinion to you is a troll, genius :rolleyes:

Im glad Enda does not go on VB or any tv debate in general. Its embarrassing watching him trying to string an intelligent sentence together. Whats up with the weird breathing technique whilst giving an interview??????

Exiting the bailout= The one that shouldn't have happened in the first place

Legislating for abortion = meh, couldnt care less

Sticking it to the Vatican= That aint doing much for the economy

Soon to be legalised same sex marriage = Dont see this getting passed & meh, not important

seamus

Richard tea wrote: »

Exiting the bailout= The one that shouldn't have happened in the first place

Legislating for abortion = meh, couldnt care less

Sticking it to the Vatican= That aint doing much for the economy

Soon to be legalised same sex marriage = Dont see this getting passed & meh, not important

In other words, "If it's not something that I can have an aul whinge about, I don't want to hear about it"

Mr.David

Richard tea wrote: »

Im glad Enda does not go on VB or any tv debate in general. Its embarrassing watching him trying to string an intelligent sentence together. Whats up with the weird breathing technique whilst giving an interview??????

Exiting the bailout= The one that shouldn't have happened in the first place

Legislating for abortion = meh, couldnt care less

Sticking it to the Vatican= That aint doing much for the economy

Soon to be legalised same sex marriage = Dont see this getting passed & meh, not important

You try giving an interview without breathing see how it goes

The bailout should not have happened but it has, so we can only move on. I dont know what point you are trying to make with the rest of your post?

Evelyn Cusack

The_Mask wrote: »

Bull****!!!
Does this mean all the extra taxes and increases we 've been made to take to get us out of the bailout will go?!

When you spend more to run the country than you actualy take in taxes there's not much else you can do kiddo.

The problem is from previous administrations 'buying' the electorate by cutting taxes to silly levels. Yet we still want Scandinavian style public services

SEPT 23 1989

Kenny is traveling to Europe to inform them of Ireland's decision

you were told what to do Kenny you spineless clown:mad:

this is like going on a car journey with no spare wheel

The_Mask

Mr.David wrote: »

Obviously not.....not sure you understand what is happening here?

I'm actually happy with this announcement, why is everyone so bloody negative all the time (when negativity is only warranted 98.7% of the time)?;)

People are being negative because these bunch of hypocritical self serving A-holes in the government will now have more say in how/where our taxes/budgets/funding will go. It can only spell disaster, back to the Haughy years we go....

DeanAustin

Richard tea wrote: »

Im glad Enda does not go on VB or any tv debate in general. Its embarrassing watching him trying to string an intelligent sentence together. Whats up with the weird breathing technique whilst giving an interview??????

Exiting the bailout= The one that shouldn't have happened in the first place

Legislating for abortion = meh, couldnt care less

Sticking it to the Vatican= That aint doing much for the economy

Soon to be legalised same sex marriage = Dont see this getting passed & meh, not important

Sweet suffering Jesus. People really should need to pass some sort of test before they are allowed to vote.

The_Mask

Evelyn Cusack wrote: »

When you spend more to run the country than you actualy take in taxes there's not much else you can do kiddo.

The problem is from previous administrations 'buying' the electorate by cutting taxes to silly levels. Yet we still want Scandinavian style public services

So what your saying is this government should step down.....

Mr.David

The_Mask wrote: »

People are being negative because these bunch of hypocritical self serving A-holes in the government will now have more say in how/where our taxes/budgets/funding will go. It can only spell disaster, back to the Haughy years we go....

How is that not a good thing? To regain even a modicum of our lost economic sovereignty should be welcomed.

listermint

seamus wrote: »

This has massively exposed the hypocrisy in the opposition parties.

If we exited with a credit line, they would wax on about how it's a "hollow announcement" made only for political gain because we're still at the mercy of those supplying the credit line.

We exit without a credit line and it's a dangerous and risky move, made only for political gain.

It's more like leaving a bankruptcy arrangement and converting your debts into a mortgage.

People have been whinging for so long about loss of sovereignty and being under the kosh of Frankfurt, and then when we talk about taking control back they whinge about what a bad idea it is.

It just confirms for that most of the Irish electorate don't want anything more than to be able to bitch about the government.

I am unsure as to why you received so many thanks.

That is the nature of politics..

And as for the bolded part, people are no different than the politicians that represent them, one party bitches about the other party. Have you watched what goes on in the dail.

chopper6

What has same sex marriage and legalised abortion got to do with an exit from a financial bailout??

listermint

chopper6 wrote: »

What has same sex marriage and legalised abortion got to do with an exit from a financial bailout??

Endas awesome now.

We can farewell him off to Europe where he can do us proud looking all ubber hipster liberal etc etc etc vomit.

Son Of A Vidic

Evelyn Cusack wrote: »

Not bad going after 3 years

No not bad going at all. They managed to suck the life force out of our little nation. Rape our health services. Stifle growth, innovation, entrepreneurship and destroy small businesses. Returned us to the days, were the export of our youth & talent is a booming industry once again. Ah well, at least the banks are happy.

Evelyn Cusack

Corvus Maximus wrote: »

No not bad going at all. They managed to suck the life force out of our little nation. Rape our health services. Stifle growth, innovation, entrepreneurship and destroy small businesses. Returned us to the days, were the export of our youth & talent is a booming industry once again. Ah well, at least the banks are happy.

Did the best with the hand they were given in my oinion

OldNotWIse

What excuse will enda have to screw us now?

OldNotWIse

Evelyn Cusack wrote: »

Did the best with the hand they were given in my oinion

Thats the only card they have it seems. No matter what they are challenged on the response is "Look what FF did" - yeah we know what FF did. We didnt vote you in (well I didnt ever vote for them) just so you could complain about the hand you were dealt. Man up and get over it and stop using the last govt as a scapegoat for all your own failings.

aidan24326

Evelyn Cusack wrote: »

History wil be kind.

Will it really? Why would history look back kindly on a Taoiseach who has done nothing other than join the dots as instructed. Who has merely carried on the policies of the previous administration and been a lapdog to his masters in Berlin and Frankfurt. The same-sex marriage and abortion stuff is being driven by labour, Enda privately opposes those.

Richard tea wrote: »

Im glad Enda does not go on VB or any tv debate in general. Its embarrassing watching him trying to string an intelligent sentence together. Whats up with the weird breathing technique whilst giving an interview??????

Exiting the bailout= The one that shouldn't have happened in the first place

Legislating for abortion = meh, couldnt care less

Sticking it to the Vatican= That aint doing much for the economy

Soon to be legalised same sex marriage = Dont see this getting passed & meh, not important

You might if your own gf/partner became pregnant unexpectedly, or if she was forced to continue carrying an unviable foetus to full term because our abortion laws are still rooted in catholic doctrine.

beakerjoe

aidan24326 wrote: »

Will it really? Why would history look back kindly on a Taoiseach who has done nothing other than join the dots as instructed. Who has merely carried on the policies of the previous administration and been a lapdog to his masters in Berlin and Frankfurt. The same-sex marriage and abortion stuff is being driven by labour, Enda privately opposes those.






You might if your own gf/partner became pregnant unexpectedly, or if she was forced to continue carrying an unviable foetus to full term because our abortion laws are still rooted in catholic doctrine.

Please dont start an abortion debate.... im sick of it TBH

Jester252

OldNotWIse wrote: »

Thats the only card they have it seems. No matter what they are challenged on the response is "Look what FF did" - yeah we know what FF did. We didnt vote you in (well I didnt ever vote for them) just so you could complain about the hand you were dealt. Man up and get over it and stop using the last govt as a scapegoat for all your own failings.

But they did man up. They have gotten us from complete economic disaster to a place when Ireland now actually has some hope in the world market.

keithclancy

Could be any government and any politician.

Irish people don't give toss as long as theres cheap flights to lanzarote.

TheBoffin

Fair few notches left on the belt still. If it gets any tighter Ireland will have a nation of Dita Von Teese's

beakerjoe

TheBoffin wrote: »

Fair few notches left on the belt still. If it gets any tighter Ireland will have a nation of Dita Von Teese's

Its not a bad thing is it :rolleyes:

ancapailldorcha

keith16 wrote: »

1,000 people emigrating per week.

I'd question the authenticity of this figure. It can't possibly be that much.

Pelvis Parsley

If only Ben Gilroy and his party were around to tell us what to do next.

beakerjoe

I would too, sounds too high to be true

ancapailldorcha

beakerjoe wrote: »

I would too, sounds too high to be true

Just found this:
http://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland/1000-irish-people-emigrate-a-week-241476.html

Really should google these things before posting. Boggles the mind.

OldNotWIse

Jester252 wrote: »

But they did man up. They have gotten us from complete economic disaster to a place when Ireland now actually has some hope in the world market.

Whinging about what the party before you did every time you're called over something is not manning up.

Yeah they got us where we are by raping our salaries and cutting home help and resources for sick children and.....yeah, thats all real manly.

TheBoffin

1,000 people emigrating per week.

Bar Stool figures inspired by F*ck all to talk about and sponsored by "taking that happy f*cker down a peg"

beakerjoe

OldNotWIse wrote: »

Whinging about what the party before you did every time you're called over something is not manning up.

Yeah they got us where we are by raping our salaries and cutting home help and resources for sick children and.....yeah, thats all real manly.

If they manned up, they would of hit higher earners harder.

Mint Aero

God bless FG. Truly an amazing leader Mr. Enda Kenny The Great is. History will remember him as a leader of epic proportions.

TheBoffin

God bless FG. Truly an amazing leader Mr. Enda Kenny The Great is. History will remember him as a leader of epic proportions.

Thrill

TheBoffin wrote: »

Bar Stool figures inspired by F*ck all to talk about and sponsored by "taking that happy f*cker down a peg"

According to the latest CSO figures, 50,900 Irish people emigrated in the 12 months to April. Overall, 89,000 people left the country in this period — an increase of 2.2% on the 87,100 in 2012.

http://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland/1000-irish-people-emigrate-a-week-241476.html

Those figures come from the CSO