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General Election TV debates

Muahahaha

Deserving of its own thread I feel, especially with FF and FG being neck and neck.
Michael Martin and Leo Varadkar about to debate now on TV3, it will be interesting to see how this plays out.

Likely to be a score draw but if Varadkar wobbles at any point it could send the campaign south pretty quick. TV3 reporting that they have a genuine hatred for each other so they'll have to keep emotions in check.

RTE will also be holding a Martin-Varadkar debate as well as one for all the party leaders together.

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easypazz

take everything wrote: »

Eamon Ryan for the birds

And insects.

AllForIt

castletownman wrote: »

I'm from the country but have never heard of the 'national herd'.

What is it? Government owned cows or something?

it's you

tayto lover

Get back into your buggy Howlin.

golfball37

Granny15 wrote: »

Pull the other one. Leo talks jibber is about the republicans being anti British then doles out insults to them in the Brexit trade deal build up. He’s a troll of the lowest kind

Yes and he’s still better than Martin imo.

JohnnyFlash

Martin is a notoriously prickly individual and he’s finding it difficult to hide that this evening.

hotmail.com

Imagine they made Eamon Ryan Minister for Justice...

Eric Cartman

farmer dole incoming....

Arghus

I think Éamonn Ryan doesn't deserve the hate.

_Kaiser_

golfball37 wrote: »

Don’t think Martin is fit to be Taoiseach watching this tbh. As much as I dislike Leo he is at least far more statesmanlike

He's a lot slicker and polished that's for sure.

But we've already seen that there's fook all behind it over the last 9 years.

johnmcdnl

castletownman wrote: »

I'm from the country but have never heard of the 'national herd'.

What is it? Government owned cows or something?

It's a term to say 'all cows in the country' owned by all the farmers in the country.

Granny15

golfball37 wrote: »

Yes and he’s still better than Martin imo.

He is in his brown

Millionaire only not

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

They should have been locked up when they protested on the M50.

Or maybe shoot them like the Black and Tans did in Croke park ! Mmm

gmisk

tototoe wrote: »

Ps how small is howlin..

Roughly somewhere between a rabbit from the Sylvanian family and a Bratz doll is my guess

Eric Cartman

you cant increase carbon tax and not impoverish people. The transport industry and rural dwellers are where the poor workers are.

[Deleted User]

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

They should have been locked up when they protested on the M50.

They done the right thing. These people are spending years rearing beef herds to receive a paltry price for their efforts. They had to do something to for the government to stand up and notice. I realise it must be frustrating to be stuck on the m50 fair enough, but sometimes it takes drastic action.

super_furry

Jaysus as if a farmer is ever going to vote anything other than FF/FG.

hotmail.com

Massively boring overall.

tayto lover

This is it wrote: »

LV, MM, MLM in that order so far for me

Are you into Roman numerals?

boggerman1

gmisk wrote: »

Estimate of all cows in Ireland I think.

Less farm animals in Ireland now compared to 40 yrs ago.of course the greens won’t tell u that.

Klonker

Mr.Crinklewood wrote: »

Actually...going to vote for Howlin, purely to see him and Michael D. Meeting foreign dignitaries.

Or RBB in his wrinkled shirt!

hotmail.com

It's not over yet!

_Kaiser_

hotmail.com wrote: »

Massively boring overall.

Disagree. I have found it a really worthwhile debate to be honest - largely down to Claire keeping them (mostly) in order and calling them out where necessary

mzungu

After the break there might be five minutes of talking. It would have been better to plough ahead until the end.

Phoebas

boggerman1 wrote: »

Less farm animals in Ireland now compared to 40 yrs ago.of course the greens won’t tell u that.

We didn't have a climate crisis 40 years ago.
Different times need different responses.

Lundstram

Deleted User wrote: »

They done the right thing. These people are spending years rearing beef herds to receive a paltry price for their efforts. They had to do something to for the government to stand up and notice. I realise it must be frustrating to be stuck on the m50 fair enough, but sometimes it takes drastic action.

Pump slurry onto the garden at Dail Eireann then. Stop making lives hard for working people.

Blocking up the M50 in their 191 John Deeres worth about €70k. My heart bleeds. :rolleyes:

AllForIt

RBB actually came across as a normal person but I'm sure it's all an act.

James Forde

_Kaiser_ wrote: »

Disagree. I have found it a really worthwhile debate to be honest - largely down to Claire keeping them (mostly) in order and calling them out where necessary

Who “won” in your opinion?

passremarkable

Claire wins

[Deleted User]

Claire Byrne doin a great job.

Decent at political debate and likable in many, many ways.:pac:

Get her presenting the Late Late and get rid of that other biased streak of p*ss.

gmisk

hotmail.com wrote: »

It's not over yet!

You still wannnt me

What a tune!