Is Sean Gallagher telling lies

Jimoslimos · 24-10-2011 10:20PM

raymon wrote: »

With regards to political parties on boards :

I know that most of these posters are not party hacks.

Look at the number of posts and the history . If there are less than 20 then they are probably part of Gallaghers team.

CDfm wrote: »

That works for me

I agree, I'm automatically suspicious of any poster (regardless of political affiliation) with less than 20 posts who magically appear at these times.

McTigs · 24-10-2011 10:23PM

drunkmonkey wrote: »

I notice Gallagher didn't call him a liar to his face, fair play to mc guinness, just hope he's right.

What did he say/allege/insinuate?

drunkmonkey · 24-10-2011 10:25PM

McTigs wrote: »

What did he say/allege/insinuate?

Are you not watching : )

You need to see it, don't want to ruin the surprise.

charlemont · 24-10-2011 10:51PM

jimmycrackcorm wrote: »

I was amused about MMcGs accusation about SG getting the cheque as I considered where Sinn Fein got their money from.

Yes but Sinn Féin don't pretend to be whiter than white.

Fred Cohen · 24-10-2011 10:54PM

Fred Cohen wrote: »

Judging by the grin on MMGs face when SG issued a flat denial of receiving a cheque for €5000, I'd bet there will be someone making a statement tomorrow,

I win. Car crash stuff.

Cork24 · 24-10-2011 10:56PM

Something is not right, how money went into the Wrong account and set up as Loan so he wouldnt pay Tax.. Hmmm what could he be up to

raymon · 24-10-2011 11:04PM

Don't change the carpet yet pinocchio

fishy fishy · 24-10-2011 11:06PM

wonder what SG will do for a living next week.

raymon · 24-10-2011 11:06PM

I can't believe the boos coming from the audience .
They really dislike this liar

Ha ha serves you right , tell the truth shame the devil

maccored · 24-10-2011 11:11PM

jimmycrackcorm wrote: »

I was amused about MMcGs accusation about SG getting the cheque as I considered where Sinn Fein got their money from.

What do you mean exactly? You can view their accounts here.

edanto · 24-10-2011 11:11PM

McGuinness really caught him out there with the cheque story. I wonder if the person that gave it to him can prove it with a copy of the cancelled cheque from the bank.

Monty Burnz · 24-10-2011 11:14PM

ENVELOPE

Wallflower · 25-10-2011 01:02AM

Oh dear!!!:eek:

Worst than I thought - delighted he his further exposed so publically - more fearful that he could actually be elected.

Does God accept the prayers of an atheist I wonder? I'm desperate.

Sir Oxman · 25-10-2011 01:20AM

Wallflower wrote: »

Oh dear!!!:eek:

Worst than I thought - delighted he his further exposed so publically - more fearful that he could actually be elected.

Does God accept the prayers of an atheist I wonder? I'm desperate.

don't count yer chickens...
Only 4 years ago, a dumb 40% of voters backed Ahern even with the huge smell of shyte off him.
Never underestimate people's stupidity.:(

murfinsurfin · 25-10-2011 07:03AM

So potentially I could be part of Seanny's team, must be something about cooking my chips off his greasyness!

CDfm · 25-10-2011 07:38AM

murfinsurfin wrote: »

So potentially I could be part of Seanny's team, !

Even better, you are now part of Martin's team

Ozymandius2011 · 25-10-2011 07:45AM

gambiaman wrote: »

don't count yer chickens...
Only 4 years ago, a dumb 40% of voters backed Ahern even with the huge smell of shyte off him.
Never underestimate people's stupidity.:(

You certainly sound like a Dub to me. There's a country outside of Dublin you know.

Sir Oxman · 25-10-2011 08:18AM

Ozymandius2011 wrote: »

You certainly sound like a Dub to me. There's a country outside of Dublin you know.

Yeah, there sure is...a place where 18 out of 19 of FF TDs were elected in Feb 2011.

colly10 · 25-10-2011 08:24AM

Ozymandius2011 wrote: »

You certainly sound like a Dub to me. There's a country outside of Dublin you know.

Yes, that place where Lowry tops the poll in the last election

CDfm · 25-10-2011 08:30AM

gambiaman wrote: »

Yeah, there sure is...a place where 18 out of 19 of FF TDs were elected in Feb 2011.

TD's have no real power only to elect the taoiseach - the civil service and "social partner" leaders have the power.

A minister can't choose who he wants for a state board but does it from a list provided by the Civil Service.

So it remains to be seen whether the "new" regime asserts its authority or whether they are as powerless as the president.

Sir Oxman · 25-10-2011 08:32AM

CDfm wrote: »

TD's have no real power only to elect the taoiseach - the civil service and "social partner" leaders have the power.

A minister can't choose who he wants for a state board but does it from a list provided by the Civil Service.

So it remains to be seen whether the "new" regime asserts its authority or whether they are as powerless as the president.

Wha?

CDfm · 25-10-2011 08:34AM

colly10 wrote: »

Yes, that place where Lowry tops the poll in the last election

Ah, but did he deliver a package for his constituency in the previous Dail.

Has your TD done that for your constituency ?

25-10-2011 08:37AM

To answer the OP's question.

Yes, Sean Gallagher is telling lies. He's up to his neck in them.

CDfm · 25-10-2011 08:40AM

gambiaman wrote: »

Wha?

That is our system of government.

A government minister can't possibly tie his shoelaces without a civil servant.

colly10 · 25-10-2011 08:41AM

CDfm wrote: »

Ah, but did he deliver a package for his constituency in the previous Dail.

Has your TD done that for your constituency ?

Ye sure he's a great lad, sure it doesn't really matter what he's like for the country as long as he does something for the constituency. Not surprised you're voting Gallagher with that kind of mentality

Sir Oxman · 25-10-2011 08:48AM

CDfm wrote: »

That is our system of government.

A government minister can't possibly tie his shoelaces without a civil servant.

Why are you still going off on tangents?
What has that to do with my reply to Ozymandius?

CDfm · 25-10-2011 08:54AM

colly10 wrote: »

Ye sure he's a great lad, sure it doesn't really matter what he's like for the country as long as he does something for the constituency. Not surprised you're voting Gallagher with that kind of mentality

I am just pointing out the facts and not making a value judgement.

I disagree with the system on how the Oireachtas is bypassed and government is not transparent and open.

raymon · 25-10-2011 08:54AM

gambiaman wrote: »

Why are you still going off on tangents?
What has that to do with my reply to Ozymandius?

CdFm's purpose is to take the thread off topic.....I agree his tangents are a nuisance.

I thought the mods had warned him on this but he continues to try to derail the thread.

CdFm can you stay on topic ?

CDfm · 25-10-2011 08:57AM

raymon wrote: »

I thought the mods had warned him on this but he continues to try to derail the thread.

I respond to the points of others -so if my answer is off topic then it is because the post I am responsing to has been.

And no, I havent had a mod warning .

Why would I have had ?

tfitzgerald · 25-10-2011 08:58AM

rarnes1 wrote: »

To answer the OP's question.

Yes, Sean Gallagher is telling lies. He's up to his neck in them.

Rarnes1 is spot on

Is Sean Gallagher telling lies

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