Move over Green Party.

tayto lover · 20-05-2014 07:01PM #1

Shove over Greens and P.D.'s and make room for Labour on the benches of history.

Bye bye Labour.

ToddyDoody · 20-05-2014 07:02PM

Are they heading off into the sunset?, is my excellent first post

mickydoomsux · 20-05-2014 07:08PM

tayto lover wrote: »

Shove over Greens and P.D.'s and make room for Labour on the benches of history.

Bye bye Labour.

The Green Party have candidates running in Fridays election

kneemos · 20-05-2014 07:09PM

Local elections are always anti Government.

bumper234 · 20-05-2014 07:10PM

tayto lover wrote: »

Shove over Greens and P.D.'s and make room for Labour on the benches of history.

Bye bye Labour.

You do.realise they will.still be in government for another 2 years right? :rolleyes:

tayto lover · 20-05-2014 07:10PM

mickydoomsux wrote: »

The Green Party have candidates running in Fridays election

Yes but as a party they are fecked.;)

Phoebas · 20-05-2014 07:10PM

mickydoomsux wrote: »

The Green Party have candidates running in Fridays election

Eamon Ryan has a reasonable chance of an EU seat in Dublin.

griffdaddy · 20-05-2014 07:11PM

Sounds like the perfect opportunity for Lemon Party to make their move

wp_rathead · 20-05-2014 07:11PM

Greens actually might do quite well on Friday....

Labour gonna face the brunt though

Banjo String · 20-05-2014 07:11PM

mickydoomsux wrote: »

The Green Party have candidates running in Fridays election

Maybe they can be the next junior partners when labour inevitably jump ship/walk away from the coalition so.

Eamon might not have a job as leader come Monday night/Tues morning.

Shanley · 20-05-2014 07:12PM

Time to move on

c_man · 20-05-2014 07:13PM

Phoebas wrote: »

Eamon Ryan has a reasonable chance of an EU seat in Dublin.

Jaysus.

RayM · 20-05-2014 07:13PM

Phoebas wrote: »

Eamon Ryan has a reasonable chance of an EU seat in Dublin.

Their candidate in the South constituency, Grace O'Sullivan has an outside chance too.

tayto lover · 20-05-2014 07:13PM

griffdaddy wrote: »

Sounds like the perfect opportunity for Lemon Party to make their move

Or an Irish branch of the Monster Raving Loony Party.

(or have we already got those in power?)

c_man · 20-05-2014 07:13PM

Shanley wrote: »

Time to move on

Facebook's lawyers are tracking you down as we speak. Run.

buyer95 · 20-05-2014 07:14PM

Good riddance! A socialist party that isn't even socialist, who needs them!

MRnotlob606 · 20-05-2014 07:14PM

to hell with them

godtabh · 20-05-2014 07:14PM

Shanley wrote: »

Time to move on

Back by the moral high ground and well thought out economic strategies. What could go wrong?

kneemos · 20-05-2014 07:15PM

Banjo String wrote: »

Maybe they can be the next junior partners when labour inevitably jump ship/walk away from the coalition so.

Eamon might not have a job as leader come Monday night/Tues morning.

If I never hear Eamonn Ryan's smug opinions and crackpot ideas ever again it'll be too soon.

Banjo String · 20-05-2014 07:15PM

Shanley wrote: »

Time to move on

Well, that's what one labour candidate probably heard today.

Phoebas · 20-05-2014 07:16PM

The Green Party probably took a disproportionate share of the blame for the mistakes of the last government - they must be looking in amazement at FFs resurrection.

Elmo · 20-05-2014 07:16PM

You know if the PD's had any candidates I don't anyone would give them as much stick as the Green's get. The PD's did far more to destroy this country in their 10 +years in government. The last leader is even a Junior Minister in the Current Government.

Is Noel Grelish still a TD?

c_man · 20-05-2014 07:16PM

kneemos wrote: »

Local elections are always anti Government.

Well who do you think will do worse relatively speaking, Labour or FG?

Arthur Beesley · 20-05-2014 07:17PM

I've read numerous ****e threads, I have even started ****e threads. As such I feel qualified to assess the relative ****eness of this particular thread.

Careful consideration has confirmed my initial assessment. This is a ****e thread.

Heroditas · 20-05-2014 07:18PM

Elmo wrote: »

You know if the PD's had any candidates I don't anyone would give them as much stick as the Green's get. The PD's did far more to destroy this country in their 10 +years in government. The last leader is even a Junior Minister in the Current Government.

Is Noel Grelish still a TD?

Yes but he's an independent, isn't he?

tayto lover · 20-05-2014 07:19PM

Arthur Beesley wrote: »

I've read numerous ****e threads, I have even started ****e threads. As such I feel qualified to assess the relative ****eness of this particular thread.

Careful consideration has confirmed my initial assessment. This is a ****e thread.

Yes indeed but what would be a fitting parting tribute to Labour?
How about a Fr Jack one i.e. Feck off.

kneemos · 20-05-2014 07:20PM

c_man wrote: »

Well who do you think will do worse relatively speaking, Labour or FG?

Labour voters are probably less conservative so will opt for shinners and independents I'd imagine.

Chinasea · 20-05-2014 07:22PM

kneemos wrote: »

If I never hear Eamonn Ryan's smug opinions and crackpot ideas ever again it'll be too soon.

Could you give an example please?

Elmo · 20-05-2014 07:23PM

Heroditas wrote: »

Yes but he's an independent, isn't he?

Are there any Green Indo's? There one FF Indo and one PD Indo. I surprised he didn't join FG along with Ciaran Cannon.

Hootanany · 20-05-2014 07:23PM

Why the hate for Labour FG are the real Monsters.

theKillerBite · 20-05-2014 07:23PM

Phoebas wrote: »

The Green Party probably took a disproportionate share of the blame for the mistakes of the last government - they must be looking in amazement at FFs resurrection.

The Green Party was a disaster in Government & for the country. Worse than FF.

http://cdn2.independent.ie/migration_catalog/article25184995.ece/580d1/ALTERNATES/w620/child_pa

Move over Green Party.

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