Your line is weak but your point is strong: Liveline from 10th January

Deleted last thread as it got horribly derailed by both my recent personal issue intervening and a responding troller who has been permabanned from radio forum.

Anyway, let's hear what Joe has to say on Monday, bound to provoke some more relevant interesting discourse!

Pelvis Parsley

Bad line. I'll leave it at that.

Threads are history and should be archived-pruned if necessary, but archived nonetheless.

See ye on Monday. Not happy.

suicide_circus

Atlantic Dawn

I see the great one, so to speak is in this months Oireland's Own...

thecretinhop

christ I have designed better on ms paint.

rough night though uncle in London is proper fkd with covid. **** the ccp.

In the scheme of Star Wars, difficult to know where to place Liveline presenter, Ewok doctrine?

ButtersSuki

On Brendan O'Connor now they're discussing vaccinating Leaving Cert Stewdents after the elderly and front line wurkers, de snowflakes dat were on last week are literally sh*tting themselves at the thought.

KevRossi

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

I see the great one, so to speak is in this months Oireland's Own...

No less than 4 current or past RTE heads being interviewed on that issue.

thecretinhop wrote: »

christ I have designed better on ms paint.

I'd give Ireland's Own a pass on that. They don't pretend to be anything else and they keep costs at a minimum. I'm astonished it's still going these days.

Pelvis Parsley

KevRossi wrote: »

No less than 4 current or past RTE heads being interviewed on that issue.



I'd give Ireland's Own a pass on that. They don't pretend to be anything else and they keep costs at a minimum. I'm astonished it's still going these days.

It’s literally got a dying readership.

Still be sorry to see it go though, even with his scary mug on the front.

Pelvis Parsley

Pelvis Parsley wrote: »

It’s literally got a dying readership.

Still be sorry to see it go though, even with his scary mug on the front.

It's quaint, and UK have their version, forget what it's called. When I worked in the libraries, Ireland's Own was a real favourite with some older folk in the Liberties. It's kind of like Nationwide in a magazine.

ButtersSuki

ButtersSuki wrote: »

On Brendan O'Connor now they're discussing vaccinating Leaving Cert Stewdents after the elderly and front line wurkers, de snowflakes dat were on last week are literally sh*tting themselves at the thought.

They'll be selflessly making the case as to why they should be last to get it

thecretinhop

thecretinhop wrote: »

christ I have designed better on ms paint.

rough night though uncle in London is proper fkd with covid. **** the ccp.

Very sorry to hear that, it's not good at all.

Atlantic Dawn

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

I see the great one, so to speak is in this months Oireland's Own...

FYP

ButtersSuki

Ghoul afternoon to you.................

neris

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

I see the great one, so to speak is in this months Oireland's Own...

Has Joe lost a few chins or just a good photo shop job

To compliment de set of collectible Liveline Oireland's Owenz...

neris

Friend of the show Ivan Calorie in hard times

https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/inside-former-minister-ivor-callelys-2m-family-home-that-led-to-downfall-39953894.html

dvcireland

neris wrote: »

Friend of the show Ivan Calorie in hard times

https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/inside-former-minister-ivor-callelys-2m-family-home-that-led-to-downfall-39953894.html

strange...exterior of the house does not appear to require much painting

ButtersSuki

neris wrote: »

Friend of the show Ivan Calorie in hard times

https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/inside-former-minister-ivor-callelys-2m-family-home-that-led-to-downfall-39953894.html

Couldn’t happen to a nicer guy.

ShamNNspace

Thought the oul thread was struck down by the pestilence there for a while till this one appeared

ShamNNspace

ShamNNspace wrote: »

Thought the oul thread was struck down by the pestilence there for a while till this one appeared

It was, got saturated with abuse but not the amount of abuse this mod got in a series of pms which has been duly addressed.

dvcireland

ffs made up topics today

long distance prison romance

sligojoek

Woman robbed of jewelry.

Woman from Limerick married a prisoner in USA

Shady practises by utility companies

Teenage pregnancies from years ago.

dvcireland

Deleted User wrote: »

It was, got saturated with abuse but not the amount of abuse this mod got in a series of pms.

and wat colour was thee abuse

dvcireland

Today Joe speaks to a limerick lady and her long distance relationship with a prisoner

dvcireland

dvcireland wrote: »

strange...exterior of the house does not appear to require much painting

Fungus might like dat house, with its snooker room, easy to walk around to Joe's for a glass of Bolli with caviar on a blini. But Joe would resolutely stay in his gaff for de sea view.

dvcireland

dvcireland wrote: »

and wat colour was thee abuse

Black & Blue.

neris

Deleted User wrote: »

Fungus might like dat house, with its snooker room, easy to walk around to Joe's for a glass of Bolli with caviar on a blini. But Joe would resolutely stay in his gaff for de sea view.

and if you havent heard Gerry the coke heads house is up for sale aswell

Have snipped some posts relating to anatomy, got a bit personal overall.

Was Joe on Ronan Collins? Didn't hear him and was in room most of time. Where is he or replacement?

Deleted User

Deleted User wrote: »

Have snipped some posts relating to anatomy, got a bit personal overall.

50 shades of Greys Anatomy?

Dan Jaman

Deleted User wrote: »

It's quaint, and UK have their version, forget what it's called. When I worked in the libraries, Ireland's Own was a real favourite with some older folk in the Liberties. It's kind of like Nationwide in a magazine.

I don't recall either, but it was as staple in my grandfolk's house. Published by DC Thompson of Dundee and sold all over the UK, but I suspect it was majorly sold in Scotland.
Thompson's Gazette, perhaps.
Weekly, ... blah.

ButtersSuki

Deleted User wrote: »

Was Joe on Ronan Collins? Didn't hear him and was in room most of time. Where is he or replacement?

He was caller.

ButtersSuki

Dan Jaman

Dan Jaman wrote: »

I don't recall either, but it was as staple in my grandfolk's house. Published by DC Thompson of Dundee and sold all over the UK, but I suspect it was majorly sold in Scotland.
Thompson's Gazette, perhaps.
Weekly, ... blah.

Plenty of features on Scottish islands etc as far as I remember.

Odyssey 2005

Poor petal

BPKS

What's your Eircode Geraldine?

dvcireland

underlying condition ? agrophobia

ButtersSuki

Petal overdose incoming, only matched by "wow!"s and "well done"s.

Dan Jaman

De Man of de Covid wi' de Bala Clava.

gmisk

dvcireland wrote: »

Today Joe speaks to a limerick lady and her long distance relationship with a prisoner

Elaine Figgis!
(One of my faves)

dvcireland

Deleted User wrote: »

Fungus might like dat house, with its snooker room, easy to walk around to Joe's for a glass of Bolli with caviar on a blini. But Joe would resolutely stay in his gaff for de sea view.

fungus is more into the billiards

generalgerry

Yeah Joe, he asked "Is this the Dunnes Stores knitwear department?"

Atlantic Dawn

6.15pm, jaysus, cheeky feckers.

Would be great if she had a handgun under the covers and wiped the 4 of them out by accident so to speak.

sligojoek

How are yooouuuuu after your ordeal?

I don't want to say where I live

Don't worry. Joe will.

2smiggy

what colour was da balaclava

bmorrissey

A little bit of deafness

PsychoPete

That must have been terrifying

Roger_007

Ne’er do wells back to their old occupation again?

PieOhMy

Lots of capital Ts robbing these days.
Rte / media has no right to pretend to be sympathetic towards the victims while they encourage the perpetrators behaviour relentlessly.

TheHomeService

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Plenty of features on Scottish islands etc as far as I remember.

The People’s Friend.