Two nineteen Local Election hotties

OldMrBrennan83

sbsquarepants wrote: »

Seen that Emma's ones poster I was talking about last night.

Her name is Emma Hendrick - she's gorgeous

That's the one.

inforfun

I have 1 election poster in my street.
I have a direct view on it from my window... more or less.
And it is Rita Megaphone.


The curtains will remain closed till after the elections.

Mr. CooL ICE

Aww, he's all grown up

is_that_so

inforfun wrote: »

I have 1 election poster in my street.
I have a direct view on it from my window... more or less.
And it is Rita Megaphone.


The curtains will remain closed till after the elections.

Actually, the usual forest of posters hasn't happened(yet?). Most streets I walk down posters can be counted on one hand.

salmocab

inforfun wrote: »

I have 1 election poster in my street.
I have a direct view on it from my window... more or less.
And it is Rita Megaphone.


The curtains will remain closed till after the elections.

I imagine she’s loud enough that even through the curtains you’ll hear the poster.

Walter Bishop

Actual picture isn't as airbrushed as it looks in this.

imme

pickarooney wrote: »

The guy on the left was in the news a while back.

What for?
Being too hot?

Reputable Rog

McDonalds make Big Macs out of retired dairy cows. Fine Gael make politicians from retired pigs.
I give you your South East Clare Rose Eugene Long.

I've only read the first and last pages, but this probably qualifies as the most cringeworthy thread on this website.

Even moreso for the fact that the contributors (I guarantee you, they are mainly middle-aged, balding, impotent) don't even seem to understand the problem with it; or maybe they just don't know that it's 2019, and sh1t like this stopped being funny or appropriate years ago.

imme

conorhal wrote: »

YEZ ARE ALL MYSOGINIST SCUM AND RITA IS COMIN' FOR YOU WITH HER BULL-HORN

And a strap-on

imme

Balf wrote: »

Changing the subject completely, I see Wicked is coming back to the Grand Canal Theatre

It has the look of "Denise does........."

JohnnyFlash

Walter Bishop wrote: »

Actual picture isn't as airbrushed as it looks in this.

Pretty sure she stood for Solidarity (Socialist Party) or People Before Profit (Socialist Workers Party) in the last election. Must have had a falling out with the Marxist and Leninist theologians at the top of the collective.

EmmetSpiceland

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

Pretty sure she stood for Solidarity (Socialist Party) or People Before Profit (Socialist Workers Party) in the last election. Must have had a falling out with the Marxist and Leninist theologians at the top of the collective.

Maybe she’s got a dose of the “trots”, Johnny?

imme

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

Pretty sure she stood for Solidarity (Socialist Party) or People Before Profit (Socialist Workers Party) in the last election. Must have had a falling out with the Marxist and Leninist theologians at the top of the collective.

She was elected for PBP at the last Locals.

JohnnyFlash

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

Pretty sure she stood for Solidarity (Socialist Party) or People Before Profit (Socialist Workers Party) in the last election. Must have had a falling out with the Marxist and Leninist theologians at the top of the collective.

She did indeed, you're right; I believe I remember voting for her when she was a member of the Socialist Party.

Slightly strange to lambaste someone for seeking out, and subscribing to, an economic theory mind you.

An educated society ought to do quite the opposite. The people most deserving of public lampooning are these semi-literate right-wing candidates, who wouldn't know van Hayek from Hegel, such as our current Taoiseach, as well as any of his predecessors or torch-carriers.

JohnnyFlash

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

Maybe she’s got a dose of the “trots”, Johnny?

You can never trust a dose of the trots, Emmet. Even when you think you've rid yourself of them, they have a tendency to come back and annoy you when you least suspect it.



She's young though, and principled enough to stand again for election despite the inevitable split. That's to be admired.

beertons

Driving though Drimnagh earlier, saw a poster with someone called Molenaux. Nice.

EmmetSpiceland

Balf wrote: »

Changing the subject completely, I see Wicked is coming back to the Grand Canal Theatre

That’s probably the best election poster on this thread, fair play to her.

sdanseo

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

She did indeed, you're right; I believe I remember voting for her when she was a member of the Socialist Party.

Slightly strange to lambaste someone for seeking out, and subscribing to, an economic theory mind you.

An educated society ought to do quite the opposite. The people most deserving of public lampooning are these semi-literate right-wing candidates, who wouldn't know van Hayek from Hegel, such as our current Taoiseach, as well as any of his predecessors or torch-carriers.

Calling communism an economic theory is like calling the holocaust "unorthodox".

As for the tirade about poorly educated politicians, I doubt Leo, for all his lack of political prowess, managed to become a medical doctor by being semi-literate.

sdanseo

sdanseo wrote: »

Calling communism an economic theory is like calling the holocaust "unorthodox".

Okay, sweetie. okay. Go asleep now. Get some rest.

Larbre34

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

That’s probably the best election poster on this thread, fair play to her.

Indeed, shes a certainty to win the TG4 line dance-athon live from a barn in County Roscommon.

EmmetSpiceland

sdanseo wrote: »

Calling communism an economic theory is like calling the holocaust "unorthodox".

As for the tirade about poorly educated politicians, I doubt Leo, for all his lack of political prowess, managed to become a medical doctor by being semi-literate.

Might be confusing ideologies a bit there, s.
Or maybe conflating?

Bio Mech

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

I've only read the first and last pages, but this probably qualifies as the most cringeworthy thread on this website.

Even moreso for the fact that the contributors (I guarantee you, they are mainly middle-aged, balding, impotent) don't even seem to understand the problem with it; or maybe they just don't know that it's 2019, and sh1t like this stopped being funny or appropriate years ago.

Well if you just read 2 pages and made wild generalizations i cant imagine how you might be missing the point.

Jimmy_oc1998

Muahahaha wrote: »

Does anyone remember Labour councillor Maria Parodi from the 2009 local elections? Sadly she left politics

She's all gums and bones.

dhaughton99

Since when did the local elections become so political? Do we really need a socialist, feminist, commie or whatever to scam a free house when the kid has adhd or light a fire under the litter warden when he won’t bother his hole doing his job. Now it’s all Palestine flags and freedom of the city bull crap.

Jimmy_oc1998

alchemist33 wrote: »

Had to work to find a pic that would directly link, but Cara Hunter is up for the SDLP up north



(proof: https://whocanivotefor.co.uk/person/49383/cara-hunter )

She's got an eye on the elections coming up alright.

dhaughton99

gerrybbadd wrote: »

Maria Walsh, former Rose of Tralee.



She is a little stunner.

Bio Mech

Bio Mech wrote: »

Well if you just read 2 pages and made wild generalizations i cant imagine how you might be missing the point.

are you suggesting that there is some deeper, perhaps philosophical, point to 'get', in a thread about the /italics WOMEN OF LE19, or?

It IS 2019, lads, and this sh1t started getting weird about ten years back.

Jimmy_oc1998

Samuel T. Cogley wrote: »

That's Sammons auld lad...

Larbre34

sbsquarepants wrote: »

Seen that Emma's ones poster I was talking about last night.

Her name is Emma Hendrick - she's gorgeous

Have a look at her campaign FB page, that poster is the very best photo taken of her ever.