satguy wrote: » This Michael D’Arcy thing stinks to high heaven,, and just another example of those in power looking after their own. It sickens me to see how this government we didn't want, will bend us over every chance they get. Maybe the French have some guillotines they're not using any more, even a slightly used one might do.
Bowie wrote: » He'll sit on his hands for 12 months while getting paid I'm sure. Might call Dara Murphy for tips.
blanch152 wrote: » I think the point they are making is that they haven't been engaged in lobbying for the last three years, sure they are a registered lobbyist, but they haven't conducted any activity under the lobbying register for three years. There must be a lot more to the organisation than lobbying.
tobsey wrote: » So what? He’s no longer a TD and it’s private money that’ll pay his wages.
tobsey wrote: » They are claiming that but I don’t think it holds water. I don’t think the whole thing is a big deal but the rules are rules in this case. He’ll just have to wait
Bowie wrote: » Do you think he'll not have a word on behalf of his new employer over the next 12 months and do you think his employer is cool paying him for nothing?
FrancieBrady wrote: » True enough from Cullinane.https://twitter.com/davidcullinane/status/1310676093687529472
blanch152 wrote: » I see the tune has changed. Earlier today the mob were talking about him breaking the law and having to resign the job, now they have backtracked to him being in breach of the spirit of the regulations.
smurgen wrote: » FG breaking the law I see. These lads are laughing at the electorate. As crooked as they come.https://twitter.com/PearseDoherty/status/1310540721414385665?s=19
Brendan Bendar wrote: » Is your shift on the ‘trawl Twitter for Shinner propaganda and post it in Boards’ detail ? That’s all you’ve done recently.
McMurphy wrote: » It's all over every news outlet this morning Brenner - someone even managed to keep Eamon Ryan awake long enough to condemn it on Newstalk about ten mins ago, even said Leo shares his concerns. I couldn't see him mind you, but pinnochio immediately came into my head.
Brendan Bendar wrote: » Strange though, RP , how the law and indeed nearly everything is “clear” to Pearse, but the shenanigans around poor Bobby’s ‘funeral’ are clouded in myth and mystery. The white shirts came in a lorry from Amazon with aul square head in the front seat, they say. Had to be handed back for the next big ‘commemeration’
Muahahaha wrote: » I see Regina Doherty was ran out of Meath and is now intending on running for election in Fingal. Word on the street is her arrogant comments in the election debate back in February to the young couple commuting 3 hours a day from Navan while paying eye watering rents and not being able to save for a house deposit are what finished Doherty in Meath, she could never have gotten elected there again after she told that young couple that they should be happy that the economy was doing so well. A classic case of a politician being completely out of touch with the electorate. So Regina having been rejected by the electorate in Meath is now foisted on to the electorate in Fingal. She should be a good fit in Fingal given the electorate there has a penchant for voting in dodgy FG politicians, between James O'Reilly the doctor who said he was going to fix the HSE and the other lad Alan Farrell and his insurance scamming Regina should find herself nicely at home in a hotbed of Fine Gael failure.
