The Fidelma story - trains, plumbs and automobiles

I think it's a case of we make the rules but they're for the average people so they don't step out of line, the rules were never meant to affect a government official. Just look at this guy and I'm sure our lot feel exactly the same.http://www.metro.co.uk/news/892643-you-cant-touch-me-im-an-mp-eric-joyce-avoids-jail-despite-assault-pleas

The sooner the Seanad is abolished and wastes of space and money like Healy Eames have to cop on to themselves, the better.

unkel wrote: »

The same woman who applied for planning permission for a big fook off garage

She got refused permission

She built anyway

She applied for retention permission

She got it

Only in Ireland :rolleyes:

I don't like her but loads of people do that in this country, I'm not saying it's right though, just that it happens all over.

The fcuking bare-faced cheek of her comparing these recent "events" to a tsunami. How fcuking dare she :mad:

What is the max pen for not displaying the tax disc now ?

She's working hard to build up her public profile. Next step; blame The D4 Meedja (Mercedes-driving enemies of the poor, be-nighted people of Rural Ireland). She'll be a shoo-in for the next Dail.

davet82 wrote: »

fixed charge €60 fine, €90 if not paid within 28 days

She apparently thought she could "buy" the tax once she got in to drive the car.

Just realised.

On 2nd of July she had a car seized for non payment of tax.

Ten days later, and presumably, due to the lack of a car (for non payment of tax) she gets caught on a train for non payment of ticket.


While the 28k a year worker struggles on, paying their way.......

unfknblevble. :eek:

SocSocPol wrote: »

RTE reports that this upstanding member of the Oireachtas also had her car siezed by gardai last month for no tax!
What a piece of work.:mad:
http://www.rte.ie/news/2012/0802/fidelma-healy-eames-tax.html

The senator must have some class of a microchip installed that shuts her morals down after two hours, and that they cannot be restarted for another period of time.

Is she trying to build a good or a bad reputation?:pac::pac::pac:

MarkHitide wrote: »

The fines are probably catered for in the senator's expenses. (It really wouldn't, surprise me!)

Unvouched expenses-
DOH!

mikom wrote: »

You mean the Enda that put her forward for the senate after she became unelectable in Galway.
Great decision maker that lad........

That's the one, I'm still waiting on his slant on this

Boombastic wrote: »

That's the one, I'm still waiting on his slant on this

He will probably trot out this line again..... "difficult decisions are never easy"

Mr Kenny said the days of fleets of limousines hosting delegates will be gone and warned that there will be a much more frugal budget than when it last had the role. "It's changed in the sense that we don't have the fleets of limousines anymore" Mr Kenny said in his first address as Taoiseach to the Seanad. FULL ARTICLE AT BELFAST TELEGRAPH :pac:

biko wrote: »

Merged with older thread and title update

i love the title