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Move over Green Party.

tayto lover

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

Bye bye Labour.

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ToddyDoody

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

mickydoomsux

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

Local elections are always anti Government.

bumper234

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

mickydoomsux wrote: »

The Green Party have candidates running in Fridays election

Yes but as a party they are fecked.;)

Phoebas

mickydoomsux wrote: »

The Green Party have candidates running in Fridays election

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

griffdaddy

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

wp_rathead

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

Labour gonna face the brunt though

Banjo String

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

Time to move on

c_man

Phoebas wrote: »

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

Jaysus.

RayM

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

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

Shanley wrote: »

Time to move on

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

buyer95

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

MRnotlob606

to hell with them

godtabh

Shanley wrote: »

Time to move on

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

kneemos

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

Shanley wrote: »

Time to move on

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

Phoebas

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

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

kneemos wrote: »

Local elections are always anti Government.

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

Arthur Beesley

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

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

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

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

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

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

Why the hate for Labour FG are the real Monsters.

theKillerBite

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.

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