Where to now for Sean Gallagher?

chief fundraiser for fianna fail.

Maybe he can set up a new party, transfer the assets of Fianna Fáil to it, but leave all the debts and liabilities behind ...

Bouncer at Coppers.

Sean who?

http://www.castlesnackfoods.ie/SurfSeeds.htm

Seems the perfect candidate for a hair plug op..

Dirk Gently wrote: »

It was the single best moment of the whole campaign tbh. Worth mc Guinness entering the race for that alone. Mc Guinness didn't sink Gallagher, Gallaghers own guilt sunk him.

As for what now for Gallagher, Celebrity Bainisteoir or something else on that level I would hope.

Guilt about what ? Gallagher has nothing to feel guilty about. Throughout the campaign he stated quite clearly that he was proud to have been a member of Fianna Fail . . . He invited people to a legal and legitimate fundraiser. The type of fundraiser held by all the political parties in Ireland. . and as he was quoted in todays paper "No banks were robbed and no Gardai were killed".

The only difference between the fundraiser Gallagher attended and those organised and attended in the past by his SF election opponent is that the funds raised in the FF fund-raiser will not have been used to purchase AK-47's and Semtex . .

flutered wrote: »

how about gay mitchell setting the tone for the election with his attach on m.mc c. his american advisor sunk him as all u.s. elections are are fought negitave, what did it cost to bring that guy over to loose the election for gm

The only positive thing Gay Mitchell brought to this election campaign was to shine a bright light on McGuinness and his murderous past...

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proof op, proof, any one can spout, arafat became a hero, mandella of the rubber necklace fame became (is ) a hero, lenin etc there is proof of their activitys, please provide the proof.

patwicklow wrote: »

He will be in fegans bar crying into his pint along with browny Berty.

no he will not, bertie is no longer welcome there, he has departed the premises due to verbal nauences from the regulars

Bristolian wrote: »

You sir are a disgrace. How arrogant can you get. Just because a number of people at the top of FF lost their way doesn't mean that the people who work for the party are all wrong or criminals. The record shows that Fianna Fail have achieved most for Ireland since the foundation of the state and that is why they have consistently topped the poll.

Sean would have made a very good president. He was set up by the dark dishonest force now at large in Ireland - Sinn Fein. Whatever the sins of FF in the past they pale into insignificance in comparison to the horrors and atrocities they have perpetrated on the innocent people of this country.

Sean is a good man who has a future if he wishes in politics. I'm delighted that that such a large number of people gave him such an amazing vote and ensured that McGuiness was trounced and eliminated from the race.

Congratulations Michael D. you are a fine candidate and will make a good president but it is such a pity you got there via the forked tongue of the two faced McGuiness.

hiya sean, may i welcome you to boards.ie.

Bristolian wrote: »

You sir are a disgrace. How arrogant can you get. Just because a number of people at the top of FF lost their way doesn't mean that the people who work for the party are all wrong or criminals.

If they were voting for and supporting the people who 'lost their way', then they WERE wrong.

Bristolian wrote: »

The record shows that Fianna Fail have achieved most for Ireland since the foundation of the state and that is why they have consistently topped the poll.

Fianna Fail are responsible for the economic stagnation of Ireland for some 50 years, plus the recent economic collapse of the country, due to their long-standing policy of encouraging their opponents to emigrate while running the country for the benefit of a small golden circle.

Bristolian wrote: »

Sean would have made a very good president. He was set up by the dark dishonest force now at large in Ireland - Sinn Fein. Whatever the sins of FF in the past they pale into insignificance in comparison to the horrors and atrocities they have perpetrated on the innocent people of this country.

Norris, Davis, McGuinness himself and Dana were all subjected to smear, dirty tricks and close scrutiny. It is no one's fault but Gallagher's that, like those other candidates, he did not come through such scrutiny without taint attached. Michael D Higgins, on the other hand, did.

Bristolian wrote: »

Sean is a good man who has a future if he wishes in politics. I'm delighted that that such a large number of people gave him such an amazing vote and ensured that McGuiness was trounced and eliminated from the race.

Is certainly one perspective. I had hope that this country was finally growing up after the last general election. However, the polling of Gallagher indicates that FF, if rebranded to pose as something else, still has a hearing in the backwoods of Ireland.

Bristolian wrote: »

Congratulations Michael D. you are a fine candidate and will make a good president but it is such a pity you got there via the forked tongue of the two faced McGuiness.

He got there because he was the most supported candidate. Gallagher failed because he was dishonest in posing as an independent and was outed for his lies live on television, indicating not only his dishonesty but his political naivety.

To be honest, your entire post sounds a bit like this.

Bristolian wrote: »

To be honest Cavehill Red your post is an insulting rant completely detached from reality. If you want to support terrorists who fought an unjust campaign predominantly against the innocent and without any mandate then that's your choice. Please don't, however, insult our intelligence with your tabloid history or your An Phoblact propaganda. Political giants like De Valera, Lemass, O'Malley, Lynch, Lenehan, Reynolds and co. dragged this country out of it's poverty and gave the people a decent living. Labour, Fine Gael and every other party did little over the years. They couldn't even provide a decent opposition when required. There was more genuine opposition to Haughey or Ahern within a ranks of FF than there was across the house.

There are so many things I could say to this, but probably it would be best to simply state that my ballot on Thursday started and finished with David Norris. In other words (because I realise Fianna Fail voters are quite slow), I didn't vote for McGuinness, never have done and never will, nor any of his party colleagues (when I resided in the North I was an SDLP party member.)
Oh, and by the way, that list of what you probably think are luminaries? Yes, those are the very people I was talking about when I said their party was responsible for a half a century of economic stagnation and emigration while they feathered their own nests.
And if there was opposition to the crooks Haughey and Ahern within Fianna Fail, what in the name of God were those people doing staying in the party? Surely they should have left?