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gmisk · 14-11-2020 01:57PM

ButtersSuki wrote: »

The language in that ad is so twee and condescending - “the fraudsters” :rolleyes: i.e. the big baddies with their sophisticated and elaborate scams computers dat do be preying on de weak and de vulnerable incredibly thick and stupid.

And those of us who aren’t stupid and don’t give out our info. have to pay for those who do. FFS.

Eugh Joe is going to get to say the word smishing next week like he has invented it...isn't he?!

ButtersSuki · 14-11-2020 03:01PM

gmisk wrote: »

Eugh Joe is going to get to say the word smishing next week like he has invented it...isn't he?!

He’s invented many words. None of them would be used by anyone else mind....

14-11-2020 11:06PM

ButtersSuki wrote: »

The language in that ad is so twee and condescending - “the fraudsters” :rolleyes: i.e. the big baddies with their sophisticated and elaborate scams computers dat do be preying on de weak and de vulnerable incredibly thick and stupid.

And those of us who aren’t stupid and don’t give out our info. have to pay for those who do. FFS.

And NK who does look after Joe & his show, then acts upon dr outfall to recruit Baz from same stable, if only one could think it up,

Atlantic Dawn · 15-11-2020 02:47AM

De chizlers so to speak...
https://www.rte.ie/archives/2020/0728/1155987-the-duffy-triplets/

Pelvis Parsley · 15-11-2020 03:00AM

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

De chizlers so to speak...
https://www.rte.ie/archives/2020/0728/1155987-the-duffy-triplets/

Jesus christ, even a clip starts with a 30 second ad. I clicked out.

An Claidheamh · 15-11-2020 03:30AM

https://m.independent.ie/entertainment/the-show-will-go-on-for-alan-hughes-after-dramatic-230000-funding-u-turn-39741237.html

So, after complaining to Liveline, it appears his not receiving free money was a clerical error ...

So far in government, the Green Party have only achieved to back FFG corruption and fund pantomimes.
So no climate crisis then?

Am I missing something, taxpayer is funding pantomimes (and comedians) to perform?

Do the performers keep the ticket money also?
Isn’t it a profit making business already?
Aren’t the workers in these industries on COVID unemployment payment - which is hardly a pittance?

If pantomimes are going ahead, don’t they need to start by mid November at the latest?

In the highly likely event, the lockdown is not over, even by start/mid December, who keeps the free pantomime money? What if it is already spent?

Sounds like a scam

Atlantic Dawn · 15-11-2020 03:38AM

With the Green's in power it's highly unlikely any circus is going to get money.

dvcireland · 15-11-2020 09:39AM

Bowman's Sunday

From the archives, Joe Duffy speaks to dr Anthony Clare.

AC: I look at broadcasting as a hobby

JD: i can relate to day...so to speak.

15-11-2020 03:33PM

An Claidheamh wrote: »

https://m.independent.ie/entertainment/the-show-will-go-on-for-alan-hughes-after-dramatic-230000-funding-u-turn-39741237.html

So, after complaining to Liveline, it appears his not receiving free money was a clerical error ...

So far in government, the Green Party have only achieved to back FFG corruption and fund pantomimes.
So no climate crisis then?

Am I missing something, taxpayer is funding pantomimes (and comedians) to perform?

Do the performers keep the ticket money also?
Isn’t it a profit making business already?
Aren’t the workers in these industries on COVID unemployment payment - which is hardly a pittance?

If pantomimes are going ahead, don’t they need to start by mid November at the latest?

In the highly likely event, the lockdown is not over, even by start/mid December, who keeps the free pantomime money? What if it is already spent?

Sounds like a scam

Will it be duly denied next year when if the pantomimes cannot go ahead this year?

15-11-2020 03:50PM

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

De chizlers so to speak...
https://www.rte.ie/archives/2020/0728/1155987-the-duffy-triplets/

Nice little interview, devoid of misery. June seems very media savvy, probably de force behind de broadcaster so to speak.

I remember bringing the mother on a trip to Ardgillen estate near Balbriggan, not that long after it first opened to the public, parked close by were Joe and a heavily pregnant June, having a picnic by their car. It was a beautiful sunny day, and it was my mother who drew my attention to them. A few weeks later we heard the news that triplets had been born.

Mena Mitty · 15-11-2020 04:45PM

An Claidheamh wrote: »

https://m.independent.ie/entertainment/the-show-will-go-on-for-alan-hughes-after-dramatic-230000-funding-u-turn-39741237.html

So, after complaining to Liveline, it appears his not receiving free money was a clerical error ...

So far in government, the Green Party have only achieved to back FFG corruption and fund pantomimes.
So no climate crisis then?

Am I missing something, taxpayer is funding pantomimes (and comedians) to perform?

Do the performers keep the ticket money also?
Isn’t it a profit making business already?
Aren’t the workers in these industries on COVID unemployment payment - which is hardly a pittance?

If pantomimes are going ahead, don’t they need to start by mid November at the latest?

In the highly likely event, the lockdown is not over, even by start/mid December, who keeps the free pantomime money? What if it is already spent?

Sounds like a scam

There's no point in ringing Loifloin I fear.

15-11-2020 05:24PM

Drive-in Pantomime in Wales:

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/special-features/tickets-available-drive-christmas-pantomime-19216078

During the summer when I was walking around beautiful Omey Island in Connemara I saw a Drive-in Bingo taking place on the low tide beach connecting the island to the mainland. They had a system of horn-blowing to partake, and I guess the drive-in panto would have horn blowing codes for audience reaction. We could have that in Phoenix Park, St Annes Park etc.

15-11-2020 08:17PM

Just saw Dustin having a dig at Joe on De Den. He said ".... and if Joe Duffy has the time tomorrow which he should as his radio show is always quiet..."

ButtersSuki · 15-11-2020 08:37PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Drive-in Pantomime in Wales:

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/special-features/tickets-available-drive-christmas-pantomime-19216078

During the summer when I was walking around beautiful Omey Island in Connemara I saw a Drive-in Bingo taking place on the low tide beach connecting the island to the mainland. They had a system of horn-blowing to partake, and I guess the drive-in panto would have horn blowing codes for audience reaction. We could have that in Phoenix Park, St Annes Park etc.

bmorrissey · 16-11-2020 10:27AM

They even make a balls of the segment titles. Pretty sure its prevention. However Pervention might be how its mispronounced by a certain radio host

ButtersSuki · 16-11-2020 10:32AM

bmorrissey wrote: »

They even make a balls of the segment titles. Pretty sure its prevention. However Pervention might be how its mispronounced by a certain radio host

Here's a Sewercoyde Pervention Tip - Don't Listen To Da Lahv Lahn So To Speak As They Say.

bmorrissey · 16-11-2020 10:35AM

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Here's a Sewercoyde Pervention Tip - Don't Listen To Da Lahv Lahn So To Speak As They Say.

"Just call one of your Buddies" it'll be fine, and dont disagree with Joe either, forget the helplines all you need is a buddy.

ButtersSuki · 16-11-2020 10:37AM

bmorrissey wrote: »

"Just call one of your Buddies" it'll be fine, and dont disagree with Joe either, forget the helplines all you need is a buddy.

He's moved on from the "a nice cup of tea" advice he used to dispense a few years ago as the miracle cure to everything - this was before Verrrrrrsaaaahtis obviously.

Thankfully I missed the show you refer to above but as per my post last week it's this type of man in the street advice that is at best unhelpful and at worst dangerous.

dvcireland · 16-11-2020 10:41AM

Deleted User wrote: »

Drive-in Pantomime in Wales:

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/special-features/tickets-available-drive-christmas-pantomime-19216078

During the summer when I was walking around beautiful Omey Island in Connemara I saw a Drive-in Bingo taking place on the low tide beach connecting the island to the mainland. They had a system of horn-blowing to partake, and I guess the drive-in panto would have horn blowing codes for audience reaction. We could have that in Phoenix Park, St Annes Park etc.

paddy o gorman previously visited the drive in bingo in meath:

bmorrissey · 16-11-2020 10:43AM

ButtersSuki wrote: »

He's moved on from the "a nice cup of tea" advice he used to dispense a few years ago as the miracle cure to everything - this was before Verrrrrrsaaaahtis obviously.

Thankfully I missed the show you refer to above but as per my post last week it's this type of man in the street advice that is at best unhelpful and at worst dangerous.

I tuned out half way, i appreciate the topic and the awareness but i couldnt listen anymore. Didnt hear the end but from what i read on this thread he was pretty "blunt" to a girl who questioned one of Joes life lessons, awful stuff.

ButtersSuki · 16-11-2020 10:45AM

bmorrissey wrote: »

I tuned out half way, i appreciate the topic and the awareness but i couldnt listen anymore. Didnt hear the end but from what i read on this thread he was pretty "blunt" to a girl who questioned one of Joes life lessons, awful stuff.

Normal service has been resumed then I see.

16-11-2020 10:52AM

If today is suicide again, could we organise together and write an open letter to Dee Forbes and Minister and shadow Minister of Communications/Arts etc pointing out that at a time of crisis, constant misery and death on prime time radio is, (ironically) killing radio, or at least killing RTE Radio, considering so many of us regular listeners jumped to NewsTalk on Friday.

PieOhMy · 16-11-2020 10:55AM

bmorrissey wrote: »

They even make a balls of the segment titles. Pretty sure its prevention. However Pervention might be how its mispronounced by a certain radio host

I assume their intended to say 'suicide perversion'

KevRossi · 16-11-2020 11:10AM

On Morning Ireland there was a mention of a baby being kidnapped on Henry St in 1954 (as if it were the day before yesterday so-to-speak). They found the kid with a load of others in Belfast. I think it was in the 'What the Papers Say' segment, but I didn't catch it fully, but it seems it happened around Christmas.

This would normally have been picked up by the Duffy-Lahvline antenne, so will he feature this today, possibly finding a connection to the Noyeks Newmans disaster of 1972? Or indeed Moore St in 1916?

EDIT: Article on it from 2004 here: https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-20247547.html

I found that on my Del-Boy computer as I don't have an eye-Pad.

Odyssey 2005 · 16-11-2020 11:14AM

Surely has to be todaze topic. Take away pints !!.

https://www.facebook.com/70425092906/posts/10160550419842907/

16-11-2020 11:30AM

Odyssey 2005 wrote: »

Surely has to be todaze topic. Take away pints !!.

https://www.facebook.com/70425092906/posts/10160550419842907/

Similar to the tat that is sold and presumeably is bought on Henry/Mary Street around this time of year, I have to wonder about the tastes of some of my countrymen. Yes I'd love a pint in a pub. No, I won't get a takeaway pint in a plastic cup to drink in the street in Dublin in November. An argument could be made for a hot whiskey maybe, though I can make a better one at home..

Odyssey 2005 · 16-11-2020 12:00PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Similar to the tat that is sold and presumeably is bought on Henry/Mary Street around this time of year, I have to wonder about the tastes of some of my countrymen. Yes I'd love a pint in a pub. No, I won't get a takeaway pint in a plastic cup to drink in the street in Dublin in November. An argument could be made for a hot whiskey maybe, though I can make a better one at home..

Couldn't agree more. Having said that I got these I Kerry this year. Copious amounts of them

. Real Guinness glasses and all. Simply beautiful

ButtersSuki · 16-11-2020 01:42PM

POSSIBLY (but unlikely to be) on twodaze show:

Some more good news if that's possible sez he. A new vaccine is better dan de Foyzer vaccine.

Christmas is coming - don't come home ye fordeners and dat. Ye won't be welcome.

Phone rang.

I won't be in - enjoy.

dvcireland · 16-11-2020 01:43PM

1) good news, yanks have anudder vaccine.
2) chrimbo, shud peeples be allowed come home to the auld sod.
3) brexit, dan o'broin recommending stock up on the tins of frey bentos
4) the crown - something upsetting peeple
5) tax dodging artistes struggling
6) unlikely any of the above

sligojoek · 16-11-2020 01:44PM

New vaccine. Better than Pfizer.

Coming home for Christmas. Will people object? Widow wants to come home. Will she be welcome.

Brexit fast approaching. Stockpile.

The Crown on Netflix. Was Diana too young for Charlie.

Panto grants. Should recipients be resident in the country.
Could be a dig at the Scottish lad from Las week

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