kilburn wrote: » That's the future Not sure how well it will be received as it leaves a bit to be desired Wonder how FF will address it
bigpink wrote: » https://www.limerickleader.ie/news/home/419429/limerick-decides-first-time-ff-candidate-looks-set-to-win-election-as-polls-close.html By all accounts this guy should be thrown out
washman3 wrote: » Well if elected, he needs to address some really tough questions.!! Provided our media and his fellow elected councillors are brave enough to do so.
kilburn wrote: » What are the rules exactly anyone know?
bigpink wrote: » Non nationals very welcome but not if dodgy or corrupt Actually can non nationals vote?
Cookiemunster wrote: » Foreign nationals (no such things as non nationals) once resident in Ireland and registered to vote are entitled to vote in local elections. Nothing dodgy or corrupt about getting his support out. 3000 people were added to the register in Limerick West recently and you can guarantee that he is responsible for most of them They only thing he did wrong was go inside the exclusion zone. I've heard of Irish politiitions in the past providing transport to get elderly supporters to the polls
zimmermania wrote: » His party did not want to know about it today,they shook his hand and let him continue breaking the law.
kilburn wrote: » Problem is the people who voted were all "encouraged" to register by same guy over last few weeks. I imagine he would be very difficult to control on the council. I can't imagine greenways and cycle lanes will be on his agenda.
bigpink wrote: He as taxis going around with advertising too which is illegal on a taxi
kilburn wrote: Problem is the people who voted were all "encouraged" to register by same guy over last few weeks.
kilburn wrote: I imagine he would be very difficult to control on the council.
Corinne Limited Page wrote: » His agenda is integrating immigrants. Settling here instead of working just to post money home.
brendanwalsh wrote: » Sheehan Hurley and pond in big trouble Looks like the castletroy community turned their backs on them
washman3 wrote: » If anyone seriously thinks for one minute the his,or his supporters agenda is 'integrating' they need to think again. What we are now witnessing is an exact carbon copy of what happened across the water over the last 20/30 years. Speak to any friends or relatives over there and your eyes will soon be opened. You are right about one thing, they will not be posting money home, their folks will soon be here, and he will have a running mate in the next council election. No surprise that a bunch of shysters like Fianna Fail are facilitating these shenanagins. Goes to show the level they will stoop to in order to regain control of the council.
Corinne Limited Page wrote: » Early tallies look bad for social Democrats and good for the Greens. Elisa O'Donovan the only SD who looks to be in the running. Otherwise it's the usual suspects I think.
chicorytip wrote: » The late Mikey Kelly was not averse to "encouraging" the residents of Southill to vote for him in his highly successful campaign to be elected to the city council - so successful, in fact, that he amassed enough first preferences to become an Alderman. I presume this gentleman's attempts to do likewise do not stray beyond the bounds of legality or involve the use of firearms. Well, maybe not. He is a Fianna Fail candidate, after all!
washman3 wrote: » We need to build more 2 bed apartments in Castletroy and put 5 beds in each room...;)
YFlyer wrote: » I don't think landlords will get away with that. I moved into a room in Milford Grange back in 1996. A few months later the landlady said there be someone else moving in. I said no. That was the end of that attempt.
geotrig wrote: » Some of the ****e and tone posted in this thread is crazy over the last few weeks has put me right of the forum. Has showed me how little we have changed.
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