Bowie wrote: » The Hermitage Medical Clinic was the private clinic to have staff vaccinated before HSE frontline staff. The Hermitage Medical Clinic is co owned by Larry Goodman.
Cluedo Monopoly wrote: » I am actually astounded how quickly FF and FG have become one entity - in the public's mind that is. The ending of civil war politics was superb but the public quicky very adopted the mindset that FFG were the same party all along and have hoodwinked us for decades in order to control power and/or opposition. The fog has lifted and we can see them for what they are and were. Even the whitewash mother-and-baby report is more evidence of the sham. Their legacy of control is being exposed. I know that the rank and file FFG members, councillors and backbench TDs can see that the game is up and that every move by this government seems to expose their eliteness. I think they are already starting to question their allegiance. FFG have always been like Orwell's pigs to be honest. The next election will be fascinating.
[Deleted User] wrote: » They wont merge,not before FF are 100 years old in 1926 FG have a much more muddled path to their 100 year anniversairy as their quite blantent facist beginnings have long been air brushed aside by the media...hard to see it being ignored much longer in present envirnoment They have as long as i recall,effectively been standing on same policy platform,while pretending to be in opposition....whether for good or bad,at least shinners have shown what an opposition looks like,and at least theres a viable option now
Fann Linn wrote: » Varadkars lies being shredded here on RTE1.
Cluedo Monopoly wrote: » He should have said nothing yesterday but could not help himself. Again FF TDs must be furious.
McMurphy wrote: » Didn't hear it myself, but that would explain why #LeoTheLiar was trending today.
RandomViewer wrote: » He claimed NPHET okayed the opening of hospitality, same tweets come up if you #leotheleak
Bowie wrote: » Imagine you're a card carrying member and like the majority, voted for Coveney.
golfball37 wrote: » Leo has long since pulled the wool over the general membership eyes. His SF bashing plays well with the base, nothing wrong with that but as always with him you have to look for the ulterior motive and they have swallowed it hook line and sinker. Under his leadership SF have become electable. That’s his legacy.
Bowie wrote: » I see it as him being all mouth about everyone else's ministry. He gets in as leader and was found out for the chancer that he is. So he attacks the shinners because FG are losing votes to them. Beats defending the indefensible...or so he thinks.
Bubbaclaus wrote: » Latest polling shows that Varadkar continues to have the highest approval rating of the 3 government party leaders, and indeed any of the opposition also. Ryan not in a good position approval wise.https://twitter.com/NextIrishGE/status/1350605097722667008?s=19
McMurphy wrote: » They'll merge for the next election. My little birdies from within Leinster House are telling me that they're just undecided in the new name. It's still subject to deliberation, but I'm told it's between "Fine Fail' and "Fianna Gael" Watch this space.
RandomViewer wrote: » Does Ryan stay awake long enough to notice
Bowie wrote: » Although passing a confidential government document to a pal, quoting 'mean girls' when speaking on Covid. He's a liar and lacks empathy for the people he should be representing, however it's not all about him. The fact FG back him, gift him the leadership despite members preferring Coveney, going into partnership with FF who 'almost had us eating out of bins'. Taking out 25 year leases to enrich private companies. Record breaking numbers of children homeless. Housing, health crises. I think FG are the bigger problem. Sure look at the caliber of leader they picked. Not to forget the damage done to the country by yet another mother and baby home fudge while leaving the baby body dumps for some other government to investigate, I genuinely can't see what new damage any party might do.
FrancieBrady wrote: » Not much point when his party is in second place. Devastating poll overall for the government even if it is the Mail.
blanch152 wrote: » Lol, this is so funny. Desperation stakes as it becomes clear that not a single party will touch Sinn Fein for the next decade or more.
Bubbaclaus wrote: » To be fair, he may have a medical condition which would cause such incidents for all we know, so I wouldn't hold that kind of stuff against him.
RandomViewer wrote: » He's driving, should he be doing that?
Bubbaclaus wrote: » "Devastating poll". Very dramatic indeed Francie. You sound a bit devastated yourself if anything They look static to me.
