Plural of Taoiseach and Enda Kenny.

blackdog2 · 05-01-2011 09:00AM

No.

Sardonicat wrote: »

Plural of Taoiseach = Taosigh

Plural of Enda Kenny

1 Enda Kenny
2 Enda Kenneys
3 Inda Kenneys
4 Enda Kinneys
5 Inda ...

3 Enda pink, 2 Inda Stink

Rabies · 05-01-2011 09:12AM

I really don't care.

such an insignificant thing to be worried about

senordingdong · 05-01-2011 09:27AM

No.

Has Enda really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

enda1 · 05-01-2011 10:42AM

No.

When used in the official capacity then the plural is as per the first reply,. Though there is an argument to be made that when the word is used in English in casual speak then Taoiseachs is acceptable just like the word espresso is pluralised to espressos in English rather than espressi as it would be in Italian.

tommyhaas · 05-01-2011 11:07AM

I think a more important question is what is that blacked out on the toolbar of the second picture? Reckon it could be the search results for ''Plural of Taoiseach''

pickarooney · 05-01-2011 11:14AM

No.

Hands up who has ever tasted one spaghetto to see if it was cooked.

jordo333 · 05-01-2011 11:16AM

Christ, this is the most pointless thread I have ever seen

_feedback_ · 05-01-2011 11:21AM

Terry wrote: »

Do you know the plural of Taoiseach off the top of your head?

If Enda Kenny's Facebook account is anything to go by, he doesn't.

I'd ask that you not reply with the plural.
Please wait for the poll instead.

Screenshot to come.

The

possible future Taoiseach has to know the plural of his title?

senordingdong · 05-01-2011 11:47AM

No.

elviscostello wrote: »

The
possible future Taoiseach has to know the plural of his title?

Perhaps he was referring to a former Taoiseach?

Mark200 · 05-01-2011 12:04PM

No.

As said, I doubt he was attributing a direct quote to more than one person....

And your last response to Enda on his Facebook page is embarrassing. Easy to see why most politicians choose not to engage in constructive conversation with the general public regularly.

Fail.

_feedback_ · 05-01-2011 12:05PM

senordingdong wrote: »

Perhaps he was referring to a former Taoiseach?

Yeah I'm sure he was, and just forgot the The.

Yllut · 05-01-2011 12:06PM

No.

darragh16 wrote: »

I'd hope Enda Kenny knows, him being a teacher.

I have been saying that Kenny was a total Gob!hite for years. Now we hear of him being an ex teacher he can't even spell. What about the poor kids he tried to teach. Now we have the prospect of him being the next Tshirt. The country has no future we are replacing the Clown with Gob!hite.

:(:eek:

Mark200 · 05-01-2011 12:12PM

No.

Yllut wrote: »

I have been saying that Kenny was a total Gob!hite for years. Now we hear of him being an ex teacher he can't even spell. What about the poor kids he tried to teach. Now we have the prospect of him being the next Tshirt. The country has no future we are replacing the Clown with Gob!hite. :(:eek:

As shown many times already, it seems that Terry was wrong.

Terry · 05-01-2011 10:20PM

No.

syklops wrote: »

The question I want to know the answer to is do you really think Garrett Fitzgerald == CJ Haughey?? :eek:

CJ had the "Well daddy voted for that FF politician, so I'm going to vote for his successor" vote, which is why FF keep getting into power.

If Fitzgerald had the same support from the idiots of this country, we would, in my opinion, be hearing similar stories about him now, and would be having more tribunals which end up with the guilty parties walking free.

Yes, I am saying that the majority of the electorate are idiots. How else can you explain FF being in power for most of this country's history?

Yllut wrote: »

I have been saying that Kenny was a total Gob!hite for years. Now we hear of him being an ex teacher he can't even spell. What about the poor kids he tried to teach. Now we have the prospect of him being the next Tshirt. The country has no future we are replacing the Clown with Gob!hite. :(:eek:

Shh. The FG crowd are out in force.
They previously voted for FF, but are to embarassed to admit it.
They are all life long FG supporters these days.

Mark200 wrote: »

As shown many times already, it seems that Terry was wrong.

I'm never wrong.
Watch him drag this country down even further, and then blame whatever coalition partners he ends up with.
Then we'll end up with FF again, and you'll all complain again. Then it's back to FG and so on.

They're all self serving *****.
When they call to your door in the run up to the election, quiz them on their policies. I guarantee they will all guarantee more jobs and lower taxes.

Yllut · 05-01-2011 10:35PM

No.

Terry wrote: »

CJ had the "Well daddy voted for that FF politician, so I'm going to vote for his successor" vote, which is why FF keep getting into power.

If Fitzgerald had the same support from the idiots of this country, we would, in my opinion, be hearing similar stories about him now, and would be having more tribunals which end up with the guilty parties walking free.

Yes, I am saying that the majority of the electorate are idiots. How else can you explain FF being in power for most of this country's history?

Shh. The FG crowd are out in force.
They previously voted for FF, but are to embarassed to admit it.
They are all life long FG supporters these days.

I'm never wrong.
Watch him drag this country down even further, and then blame whatever coalition partners he ends up with.
Then we'll end up with FF again, and you'll all complain again. Then it's back to FG and so on.

They're all self serving *****.
When they call to your door in the run up to the election, quiz them on their policies. I guarantee they will all guarantee more jobs and lower taxes.

Every time an election was near FG started digging a hole, and you know what they say about that. The Gobsh"tes are doing this again with a clear field ahead of them, Labour is just about to start their hole Gilmore has bought a new shovel, what the result of this GE is up for grabs. Maybe St Ivan might have a flutter on it.:D:D:D:D

Badgermonkey · 05-01-2011 11:20PM

No.

Terry wrote: »

If Fitzgerald had the same support from the idiots of this country, we would, in my opinion, be hearing similar stories about him now

Glad you qualified that with 'in my opinion' , as Fitzgerald was not a perfect Taoiseach and certainly was not a political animal in the same vein as CJH.

He was however a statesman who had a vision for a more progressive society and genuinely struggled against the chronic malignancy of placing party before country, endemic since the foundation of the State.

From Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garret_FitzGerald

FitzGerald and his finances

In early 1999 it was revealed that some six years earlier, AIB and Ansbacher banks wrote off debts of almost IR£200,000 owed by FitzGerald following the collapse of the aircraft leasing company, Guinness Peat Aviation, in which he was a shareholder.

Chairman of AIB at the time, Peter Sutherland, was also a former director of GPA and had served as Attorney General under FitzGerald, prior to FitzGerald appointing him as Ireland's member of the European Commission.

The Moriarity Tribunal investigated this matter, and compared the treatment by AIB of FitzGerald with their treatment of Charles Haughey. They found no evidence of any wrongdoing, indeed the Tribunal heard evidence as to the considerable hardship that FitzGerald went to - to the extent of selling of his family home - to repay the debt to the best of his ability.

The Tribunal concluded in their report:

In summary it would appear that in compromising his indebtedness with the Bank, Dr. Fitzgerald disposed of his only substantial asset, namely, his family home at Palmerston Road, a property which would now be worth a considerable sum of money. As in Mr. Haughey’s case, there was a substantial discounting or forbearance shown in Dr. Fitzgerald’s case. However in contrast with Mr. Haughey’s case, Dr. Fitzgerald’s case involved the effective exhaustion of his assets in order to achieve a settlement whereas Mr. Haughey’s assets were retained virtually intact.

senordingdong · 06-01-2011 08:12AM

No.

So, to all of 'Endas' detractors.

Take a look at the page now.
He has explained that he was indeed talking about 'previous Taoiseach. Singular.'

http://www.facebook.com/endakennyofficial

Shame on everybody for not giving him the benefit of the doubt and jumping on this silly band wagon.

_feedback_ · 06-01-2011 09:44AM

senordingdong wrote: »

Shame on everybody for not giving him the benefit of the doubt and jumping on this silly band wagon.

What are you talking about? Most people in the thread did give him the benefit of the doubt.

littlefriend wrote: »

Maybe it should read The previous Taoiseach...

CoalBucket wrote: »

The plural of Taoiseach is Taoisigh.

Enda (or whoever was responding) was quoting a previous Taoiseach. I think the error occured by not putting "A" at the begining of a sentence. Nothing to get worked up over.

feelingstressed wrote: »

So the whole point of this thread is due to a typo, a mere choice of an incorrect word.

Enda Kenny is a fluent Irish speaker. I'm sure he knows more Irish the most here.

Taoiseach/Taoisigh

Fair play for EK to taking the time to respond to someone on facebook, not even a constituent but then gets a thread started over an incorrect word?

macquarie wrote: »

And they say the internet isn't full of pointless arguments.

fat__tony wrote: »

Was this thread started to have a pop at Enda Kenny?

If so, it fails on so many levels.

Liam Byrne wrote: »

QFT

Thread kinda stinks of a lame failed attempt to make Kenny look bad.

The sentence in question needs a "the" at the start in order to be 100%, that's all.

smellslikeshoes wrote: »

What a stupid reason for a thread.
I'm no fan of Enda Kenny but this really is petty.

Rabies wrote: »

such an insignificant thing to be worried about

jordo333 wrote: »

Christ, this is the most pointless thread I have ever seen

Mark200 wrote: »

As said, I doubt he was attributing a direct quote to more than one person....

And your last response to Enda on his Facebook page is embarrassing. Easy to see why most politicians choose not to engage in constructive conversation with the general public regularly.

Fail.

elviscostello wrote: »

Yeah I'm sure he was, and just forgot the The.

Mark200 wrote: »

As shown many times already, it seems that Terry was wrong.

senordingdong · 06-01-2011 09:48AM

No.

elviscostello wrote: »

What are you talking about? Most people in the thread did give him the benefit of the doubt.

Derp.
Suffice to say, the comment was directed at those who didn't.

m@cc@ · 06-01-2011 10:10AM

Terry wrote: »

How do you know, and who was he quoting?

Why the f*** don't you ask him?

Plural of Taoiseach and Enda Kenny.

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