Sean O'Rourke Today Show

RayM · 15-09-2014 10:11AM

In fairness, some of the criminals Barry White dealt with during his career, may well have been fun-loving.

Loafing Oaf · 15-09-2014 10:20AM

Sean just admitted they'd been punked.

I Heart Internet · 15-09-2014 02:03PM

Loafing Oaf wrote: »

Sean just admitted they'd been punked.

He took it pretty well, had a bit of a chuckle.

His predecessor would have remained po-faced about the whole thing I'd say....

Callan57 · 16-09-2014 09:04AM

OH Lord MLOD is back .. <finger poised over channel change button>

SEPT 23 1989 · 17-09-2014 09:13AM

Judge put his foot in his mouth but this lady thinks women can do no wrong which is equally as bad

padd b1975 · 17-09-2014 09:38AM

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

Judge put his foot in his mouth but this lady thinks women can do no wrong which is equally as bad

She made a complete ass of herself, allowed her emotions to cloud her judgement.

Callan57 · 17-09-2014 09:39AM

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

Judge put his foot in his mouth but this lady thinks women can do no wrong which is equally as bad

For someone in his position though he was incredibly lax in his use of language - precision to the point of pedantic is normally a feature of the legal eagles.

touts · 17-09-2014 10:26AM

She's a very very talented pianist but that sounds nothing at all like the show theme tune. I'm not sure this sort of live challenge of "listen to this. Now play it" is really fair or making the best use her obvious talent.

Harry Angstrom · 18-09-2014 10:43AM

I feel like I've just been listening to an episode of Sex and the City there.
Yer wan and her "high calibre" clients :rolleyes:

Lapin · 22-09-2014 10:31AM

The judge should have banged this one up for two years.

Not just for refusing to apologise for slapping the guard.

But for being a complete and utter useless waste of space.

Harry Angstrom · 23-09-2014 09:19AM

It's that time of year again, the farmers' annual moanfest.

Greenman · 23-09-2014 10:56AM

Very boring when the SOR show do sport.

I feel its a subject that can be dealt with elsewhere.

sligojoek · 23-09-2014 10:46PM

Lapin wrote: »

The judge should have banged this one up for two years.

Not just for refusing to apologise for slapping the guard.

But for being a complete and utter useless waste of space.

I was listening to that. I loved Paddy's desription of her.

"The type of person you'd see as a customer in a health food shop"

Myself and the missus looked at each other and said "head shop" at the same time.

CountyHurler · 26-09-2014 09:21AM

This Crockwell chap doesnt come out of this great either. Made an objection against his rival so that he might get the job. Only then finds out that he's a member of IMMA... Finds out on Twitter after he withdraws the objection that he was only on the board for only a few days... I think it's clear that any objection he had with McNulty was more to do with trying to get the job for himself, rather than any real "worries" about McNulty's credentials...

And I think Heather Humphreys has just proved that the problem in politics is not the sex of the candidate, it's the TYPE of candidate..

ThisRegard · 26-09-2014 09:37AM

I've heard him a few times, I think he's genuine in his objections. And why wouldn't you object to you missing out on a position on the basis that an ineligible candidate is parachuted in to swipe it from you ?

CountyHurler · 26-09-2014 09:58AM

ThisRegard wrote: »

I've heard him a few times, I think he's genuine in his objections. And why wouldn't you object to you missing out on a position on the basis that an ineligible candidate is parachuted in to swipe it from you ?

You would think that if he was making an objection that he would FULLY know what he was objecting to... And not end up with egg on his face... Did you hear him talking about learning about McNulty on Twitter...Sean even smiled at that one..

ThisRegard · 26-09-2014 10:27AM

His assumption on the initial objection was correct. He was told during the hearing that the guy was on the board so he withdrew his objection and apologised. After the meeting he was then told the actual details, he was just nominated, never sat at a board meeting etc. Meaning his initial objection was valid.

CountyHurler · 29-09-2014 09:36AM

"Did you get any notice that they were coming?"

"No they sneaked in.. We got a letter about two weeks ago, but I dont remember what happened yesterday. Who remembers what happened two weeks ago."

Really not the best argument I've heard.

touts · 29-09-2014 09:43AM

CountyHurler wrote: »

"Did you get any notice that they were coming?"

"No they sneaked in.. We got a letter about two weeks ago, but I dont remember what happened yesterday. Who remembers what happened two weeks ago."

Really not the best argument I've heard.

Wouldn't it be great to be on welfare with the taxpayer picking up all your expenses so you would have the time to go out and protest against efforts to make you pay a little tax.

Ol' Donie · 29-09-2014 09:43AM

Ha, yeah, found myself swearing out loud at that. Worst excuse ever.

Yeah, they told me and then they expected me to know about it! Come on!

CountyHurler · 29-09-2014 09:51AM

She stole 500 quid worth of stuff and the judge lets her off.. Did she pay the money back?

Ol' Donie · 29-09-2014 10:01AM

Did i hear that right? Police stopped her because she looked suspicious. She had stolen goods on her. But the case was thrown out because the police didn't have a reason to think she looked suspicious??

Even though she was suspicious?

And that's an uplifting story???

sammy37 · 29-09-2014 11:26AM

Listened to those criminals this morning and all they were on about was a santa clause for a judge, prisons the same as holiday camps and one even said she would rather go to jail than do community service.Surely these people have to take more responibility for their actions and be treated more harshly by the judicial system cos as it stands its doing them no good or the general public.

Callan57 · 03-10-2014 10:28AM

Good interview with Kathleen Lynch - she is absolutely right "everyone is in favour of change as long as their bailiwick isn't impacted".
Nice to hear Kathleen sounding fighting fit again

HeidiHeidi · 03-10-2014 10:40AM

Lucinda's view of the week's debacle should be interesting.

Regina's, on the other hand, sounds even less convincing than Heather Humphreys' :eek:

Callan57 · 03-10-2014 10:42AM

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

Lucinda's view of the week's debacle should be interesting.

Regina's, on the other hand, sounds even less convincing than Heather Humphreys' :eek:

Is the lift out of order in RTE? Regina sounds like she ran up the stairs

HeidiHeidi · 03-10-2014 10:44AM

Callan57 wrote: »

Is the lift out of order in RTE? Regina sounds like she ran up the stairs

Down the stairs. Radio is broadcast from the bowels of the earth in Donnybrook.

Difference in tone of voice between Lucinda and Regina was striking. One bluffing and one confident in what she was saying. Regina is fluent enough when she's on steady ground in her argument.

Callan57 · 03-10-2014 11:05AM

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

Down the stairs. Radio is broadcast from the bowels of the earth in Donnybrook.

Difference in tone of voice between Lucinda and Regina was striking. One bluffing and one confident in what she was saying. Regina is fluent enough when she's on steady ground in her argument.

She must have tripped on the stairs then :rolleyes:

sligojoek · 06-10-2014 09:54AM

Another typical day in RTE. Cancer and promoting other RTE shows.

Callan57 · 06-10-2014 10:15AM

Don't you just love the way the RC church uses the "angels dancing on the top of a pin" .... latest is divorced couples probably should have got an annulment. What a load of codswallop
Call me cynical but IMO what they are really worried about is losing the future cash contribution of any children of second relationships.

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