FF/FG/Green Next Government

Shefwedfan wrote: »

Do you think this would actually stop him leading the country in the future?

What! Who??

BonnieSituation wrote: »

Says the man who sits on boards all day and has been on here ranting all morning at other posters.

I thought you said earlier "it doesn't matter what [you] think"?

Excessive amount of posts and and opinions from someone who believes they're not worth much.

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I'm shocked that he's gone so quick. The FF thickheadedness isn't what it used to be, even just weeks ago.

Next up... Jackie boy no doubt. Fresh FF blood right there.

Lookit if MM did one thing right after the series of debacles recently,was that he obviously called in his troops and said to them that the next person to “make a mistake” will be gone before his/her tea gets cold.

That’s why Calleary was gone so quickly.

The media and internet soldiers will now go after Big Phil.

He is a slippery fish and won’t be taken down easily.

A big cock up in the schools will sink this coalition....all depends on Norma.

Not stuff I like saying but unfortunately rank incompetence and lack of cop on and social awareness forces it on me.

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

Lookit if MM did one thing right after the series of debacles recently,was that he obviously called in his troops and said to them that the next person to “make a mistake” will be gone before his/her tea gets cold.

That’s why Calleary was gone so quickly.

The media and internet soldiers will now go after Big Phil.

He is a slippery fish and won’t be taken down easily.

A big cock up in the schools will sink this coalition....all depends on Norma.

Not stuff I like saying but unfortunately rank incompetence and lack of cop on and social awareness forces it on me.

Yeah I’ve said similar on this thread & others- it’s on Norma now.

If the schools become a mess then the coalition will come down

smurgen wrote: »

Oh and former RTE journalist Sean O'Rourke./QUOTE]

He needs to come out and say exactly what he witnessed, even if he implicates himself in the process, if he has any concern for his own and RTE's credibility with the wider public.

Loafing Oaf wrote: »

smurgen wrote: »

Oh and former RTE journalist Sean O'Rourke./QUOTE]

He needs to come out and say exactly what he witnessed, even if he implicates himself in the process, if he has any concern for his own and RTE's credibility with the wider public.

I’ll be totally surprised if there’s any kind of a ‘hard interview’involved.

Doubt if we’ll hear from him today....

Buttimer gone too.

Alan Dukes absolving Hogan and Woulfe on Sarah McInerney is extraordinary

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Fair play to McInerney, publically inviting O'Rourke on to explain himself. Girl has guts. Shame to see her go.

That's why she has to go?

rob316 wrote: »

Some contrast between how Martin and Leo deal with their liabilities. He saw the damage Bailey did to Leo he ain't carrying these lads.

Leo in hiding. Probably going through old DVD's to find relevant quotes.half way through Happy Gilmore as we speak I'd say. Should come up for air around Wednesday saying something like "you can't handle the truth".