Nobotty wrote: » Couldn't Mary Lou get the 20,000 and Gerry and put it into the party Social media influencers include peeps with large twitter followings Its just out of the governments advertising campaign fund Its not going to have them say vote FG the anti covid party Not Mary Lou or Gerry anyway
dundalkfc10 wrote: » Alot of hese influencers were all over Spain and Ibiza during the summer "working".
Nobotty wrote: » Now how would you know that Besides ,Mary and the likes of O'Broin are very very good on Covid (apart from that funeral) They'd be listened to by the youth (apart from maybe those brats in yfg) Gerry has an almighty witty way with words Big billboards,Gerry on the left and Mary on the right It hasn't gone away you know could be the slogan
Truthvader wrote: » ??????? Mary Lou was one of the ones shouting loudest to open the pubs FFS
smurgen wrote: » Really?https://www.thejournal.ie/pubs-closed-ireland-5189550-Aug2020/
Truthvader wrote: » Yep. Big difference between hoping pubs can open and Mary Lou's desparate populist demands that pubs be opened.
dundalkfc10 wrote: » Just to let you know, Leo signed off on pubs reopening, Mary Lou did not
dundalkfc10 wrote: » The recent opinion polls and election results tell you the Youth are listening to SF alot more than FF or FG. Why do you always bring up Sinn Féin when anyone questions the Government or anything. I've never seen the answer, but what about Sinn Féin, actually answer the questions been asked. It's deflection at its finest. Keep it up, worked well pre election sure why wouldn't. It work all the time
smurgen wrote: » FG/DUP won't like this
smurgen wrote: » FG/DUP won't like this!https://twitter.com/RepKevinBoyle/status/1308713737566724096?s=19
smurgen wrote: » Ahhhh this must be a waterford whisper borrowed headline.https://twitter.com/CourtneyMaher_x/status/1308666159135444993?s=19
markodaly wrote: » That is actually not a bad idea. Do you think young people are watching RTE, reading the Irish Times or interacting on boards.ie like much older folk? Nope! They consume their media through Instagram, TikTok, Facebook stories or whatever is in vouge. Getting some social media influencers on board would be one way to reach these young people when it comes to Covid-19 safety measures. Even I heard MLMD state something similar in a podcast the other day. Other countries do the same mind you.
markodaly wrote: » That is actually not a bad idea. Do you think young people are watching RTE, reading the Irish Times or interacting on boards.ie like much older folk? N kiope! They consume their media through Instagram, TikTok, Facebook stories or whatever is in vouge. Getting some social media influencers on board would be one way to reach these young people when it comes to Covid-19 safety measures. Even I heard MLMD state something similar in a podcast the other day. Other countries do the same mind you.
McMurphy wrote: » Was there not a great furore over the apparent misquote of MLMD? She said (from memory) that the pubs already opened should be allowed to remain open, provided they are abiding by guidelines and regulations. That's an entirely different scenario to a "desperate demand pubs be opened,". Also just to note, MMLD was "captain no craic" around these parts for quite some time when she was first out of the blocks calling for pubs to close, and for the Paddy's Day parade to be cancelled etc.
Truthvader wrote: » Will someone else re-post the front page of whatever red top Mary Lou chose to promote herself with the picture of her big head on the front page accompanied by her demand that the pubs be opened. Can't be arsed going back over various threads to find it
Sinn Fein leader McDonald said she does not underestimate Covid-19 but disagreed with a move to close pubs and restaurants that are already open.
blanch152 wrote: » When I clicked on your link, the first tweet replying was this: "It doesn’t. It was made by the son of an IRA godfather and relied heavily on the testimony of an IRA volunteer and a disgraced policeman. It is propaganda. Nothing more and nothing less." Thanks for posting. SF won't like that. Not that any of it matters - it's Twitter.
FrancieBrady wrote: » blanch depending on some 'random person on Twitter' after all his protestations and rants about others posting Tweets Man, you couldn't write this kind of hypocrisy. :D:D
blanch152 wrote: » Not that any of it matters - it's Twitter.
blanch152 wrote: » In your haste to respond, probably spilling your cup of tea, you don't seem to have got to the last line of my post. No hypocrisy here.
dundalkfc10 wrote: » https://twitter.com/irishexaminer/status/1308862624084504585?s=19 A party like no other
FrancieBrady wrote: » Why post it at all then blanch. You wanted to contest the findings of the research and documentary and you used a random tweeter. You ain't fooling anybody with your last sentence.