boiledsweets wrote: » what heppened to lucy,did she just dissapear off the planet,its sad they cut the whole lucy storyline short,thats just it shes off the set,being honest i dont think they have many other good storylines going apart from the dodgy geezer that knows bishop whos asking yer man to deliver packages..The storylines this year arent up to much..
leahyl wrote: » True, she has played the field quite a bit! Maybe it's time for her to settle down now :-)
vektarman wrote: » I've missed a few earlier episodes so I don't know who Orla was with but I'm looking around Carraigstown and don't see a lot of man options for her, will they have to introduce someone new or does she re-ignite an old flame? Assuming she doesn't end up with Dermot of course.....
joydivision wrote: » This collie fella is so well behaved he even calls his boss mr flynn in hi absence . He was worked his way up to being mr flynns right hand man . Mr flynn invests in this courrier company to have a legitimate method of distributing his drugs . All that time and effort and yet he lets gob****e collie run around shouting his mouth off . Eh its all a bit far fetched and full of holes . Why nkt just have collie deliver the drugs the coourrier company already looks as dodgey as he does now . Maybe thats why mr flynn is in jail collie keeps makin a balls of all the criminality . Kinda like pinky and the brain .
vektarman wrote: » Why didn't Niamh confront Paul when she discovered that he was telling lies? She's usually quick enough to be mouthy any other time, but that would shorten the story and FC producers probably need to stretch this story out for months...
chuckliddell wrote: » that Collie lad is about as intimidating as Graham Norton in a fcuking Tutu
Harry Angstrom wrote: » Fair City has never been very good when it comes to portraying criminals. Remember Terence? He was comedy gold, about as menacing as Frank Spencer. Every time they show "Mr Flynn" I keep expecting Don Baker to whip out his harmonica and play us a tune. Billy Meehan was more hammy than Peppa Pig and her entire family.
Temaz wrote: » I despise her. And the constant "ah sure look it" is unprofessional imo, that cannot be in the script for her to say it every time she speaks.
Alice1 wrote: » Mmm, maybe so. But lookit Sylvester Garrigan - now he looked like a real bad boy
el diablo wrote: » A uniformed Garda is not allowed to have his lunch in a pub.
Temaz wrote: » I'm all for it if it means less Maeve!! Look at me I'm a teacher but also a free spirit who likes salsa!!
nlgbbbblth wrote: » well said. What a vapid, grotesque and annoying c-u-n-t.
Karen23 wrote: » I see they're planning Sash's maternity leave.
padd b1975 wrote: » 3.95 for a soup and sandwich in the pub. Can't argue with those prices.
mloc123 wrote: » Any thoughts on what the Paul story is?
Gypsy Roman wrote: » Enough change in a tenner to treat Maeve to popcorn and The Movie Aliens with Ben.
livinginkorea wrote: » Dermot hardly has cash to splash around anyway but his attitude is really laughable... In Vinos...sure I like it here. McCoys'...sure I like it here. Community Center...sure I like it here (ok that was made up). I know he is meant to be 'rusty' but surely he can come up with some better ideas than hanging around all the time when he has lunch every day. How long does Orla babysit Ben for? 30 minutes?
