deisedevil wrote: » Not at all. Mondeos are gone long long ago. They've been using Hyundais with a long time.
road_high wrote: » Journal.ie is a SF mouthpiece- in no way is a poll there objectively credible or anything other online platform really as SF supporters (paid and otherwise) are well known to spend their lives trolling them. No surprise SF had the most cheerleaders in the audience tonight either. Tonight proves that no one need have any fear from Mary Lou in three ways as she’s hopelessly devoid of detail when anything is delved into further. In fact the public need to see more of her to expose the bluster more widely
Phoebas wrote: » Shocking the Mary Lou is going with reducing the pension age. Nuts idea. I want a unicorn!!
Atlantic Dawn wrote: » Plenty of unmarked Mondeo's still operating.
rob316 wrote: » The world economy has boomed, fine Gael have nothing to do with that just like I wouldn't give FF the full blame for the meltdown. Can you with a straight face say housing, health or crime has improved? It hasn't.
_Kaiser_ wrote: » This argument is nonsense. Yes we don't live in some failed state with corrupt militia running it like a dictatorship and living in our own filth with running water or indoor plumbing considered to be a luxury. But by the standards of a modern first world Western society (which is where we ACTUALLY live!), things could be a LOT better!
road_high wrote: » Yes just like last June’s elections. What they actually poll on the day again?
deisedevil wrote: » Must be different in your part of the country. Mostly Hyundais in marked and unmarked down my way. Haven't seen a Mondeo in so long with them.
RandomViewer wrote: » They've pulled the stickers off the high mileage Hyundai estates and using them as replacements for the Mondeos and Focus . They had a trick a few years ago where the new cars would be at a station for 5000kms and then passed to another area to make it look that they had more new vehicles than they actually had.
Fr_Dougal wrote: » Check your figures on a booming world economy, compare our growth rate vs the globe/EU. You’ll be surprised. There is a shortage of affordable housing, that’s down to an under supply in the market. The ‘homeless crisis’ is a myth. Crime there’s an issue with Drogheda/Hutch/Kinahan etc. Health isn’t that bad, it’s overplayed in the media.
C__MC wrote: » SinnFein have a solid go on this campaign to be fair Intrigued to see if they can make huge inroads Or will the concept of the IRA hurt them?
boardise wrote: » Anyone supporting SF can't be right in the head. A bunch of hypocritical populists who condoned the slaughter of Irish people and have never apologised for that stance or acknowledged that it was morally indefensible. Pure political poison.
jimmycrackcorm wrote: » So I guess Greece has no problems like high unemployment under the Sinn Fein economics model.
[Deleted User] wrote: » And that higher authority is Bod himself. He might be retired, but don't you ever forget his importance to Irish rugby.
RandomViewer wrote: » All the parties are giving away Unicorns ,we'll be up to our necks in unicorn crap by Paddys day.
This is it wrote: » It'll be closer to 2bn
Matt Barrett wrote: » Don't know how SF will do but its obvious FF/FG are worried.
easypazz wrote: » FF must be most worried, they are on course to have most seats but only just. Choice then will be coalition with fg or coalition with sinn fein and others. Both of which they are ruling out.
SafeSurfer wrote: » Every democrat should be worried when elected politicians swear to follow the instructions of unelected cult leaders.
