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Fine Gael TD sues Dublin Hotel after falling off swing

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    #2582
    Idbatterim
    Registered Users Posts: 17,843 ✭✭✭✭Idbatterim


    Hardtochoose wrote: »
    The next GE cannot come quick enough to vote this incompetent, arrogant, incestuous, corrupt bunch of leeches out of Government. They’re worse than FF, and I didn’t think that possible.
    And I guarantee you they’re monitoring this thread.
    Yeah. A few mates that didn’t vote in the locals , said they’ll absolutely vote anyone but fg in the generals. The absolute best. It if this? They can’t get out if it , houses and the system do they time to change , they could never fix it now before a general election, when it they wants too. It’s delightful! And read my lips you fg rats , NOTHING you do this budget will ever have me vote for you again. Annihilate hundreds of thousands on housing. Give a pittance back to workers. 1.50 a week if you’re on 34,000. A fiver if you are on 55,000 a year!!!! Thank you Maria bailey , thank you so much and to you lord varadkar, the fall from grace for the most smug arrogant joke is going to be a delight. A young man , given a spectacular opportunity to change Ireland for the better, a generational shift and what have you delivered? Hang your head in shame you snake!


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    #2583
    McMurphy
    Registered Users Posts: 13,365 ✭✭✭✭McMurphy


    Hardtochoose wrote: »
    The next GE cannot come quick enough to vote this incompetent, arrogant, incestuous, corrupt bunch of leeches out of Government. They’re worse than FF, and I didn’t think that possible.
    And I guarantee you they’re monitoring this thread.

    Monitor this lads.

    In the midst of a homeless/health crises - and with many businesses and families being crippled with unsustainable premiums.

    It says a lot about the caliber of the people you choose to run as TDs - and chair housing committees, when the first I've ever heard of this cretin was when she made it into the news by pulling a stroke like this, strokes that your gombeen govt vowed to tackle.

    An internal review isn't anywhere near good enough.


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    #2584
    boardie100
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    Keeping her in the party will do more harm than good to fg.. delighted


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    #2585
    InTheShadows
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    Absolutely disgraceful handling of this by Varadkar. Voted FG last time out but never again.


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    #2586
    NIMAN
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    Idbatterim wrote: »
    This is the beginning of the end for fg as the largest party. Even the other incompetent morons will be better than them... the arrogance and insencerity is breath taking !

    ... to be replaced by FF, and you think it'll all be roses?

    Good luck with that.


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    #2587
    The Rape of Lucretia
    Closed Accounts Posts: 7,440 ✭✭✭The Rape of Lucretia


    Hardtochoose wrote: »
    The next GE cannot come quick enough to vote this incompetent, arrogant, incestuous, corrupt bunch of leeches out of Government.

    Wow, there's an original thought. Is there no sense of deja vu? Can you not see the flaw in this senseless cycle of booting out govts? Surely folks, you are capable of better than that.


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    #2588
    The Rape of Lucretia
    Closed Accounts Posts: 7,440 ✭✭✭The Rape of Lucretia


    boardie100 wrote: »
    Keeping her in the party will do more harm than good to fg.. delighted

    Yeh. Well that's just nonsense. FG represents the political persuasion of approximately 70% of Ireland, and will be an intermittent factor in its govt. Wish for damage to FG is just wishing for harm to Ireland and yourself. Senseless.


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    #2589
    Idbatterim
    Registered Users Posts: 17,843 ✭✭✭✭Idbatterim


    NIMAN wrote: »
    ... to be replaced by FF, and you think it'll all be roses?

    Good luck with that.

    I think they might up the effort , if they think you no longer have to sink the economy to get voted out. Varadkar being removed as Taoiseach is enough of a prize. But there’s so much more, their total spinelessness is insulting. Snakes following their master. I reckon ff would do better on housing for a start. Either way you can’t have the piss taken out of you as a worker or someone struggling to get by in Dublin housing wise and reward those morally corrupt sc*m with a vote ...


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    #2590
    Shefwedfan
    Closed Accounts Posts: 18,958 ✭✭✭✭Shefwedfan


    Hardtochoose wrote: »
    The next GE cannot come quick enough to vote this incompetent, arrogant, incestuous, corrupt bunch of leeches out of Government. They’re worse than FF, and I didn’t think that possible.
    And I guarantee you they’re monitoring this thread.


    Hopefully they are, they might bring some feedback to that waterboy Leo and get him for once to get off his ass and do his job.....


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    #2591
    Junkyard Tom
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    Hardtochoose wrote: »
    I guarantee you they’re monitoring this thread.

    Who exactly, out of interest?


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    #2592
    banie01
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    Chair of the housing committee subject to an internal review for issues totally unrelated to her job performance on the day that the official homeless number hits a new record high...

    You really could not make this shít up!


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    #2593
    STB.
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    banie01 wrote: »
    Chair of the housing committee subject to an internal review for issues totally unrelated to her job performance on the day that the official homeless number hits a new record high...

    You really could not make this shít up!


    All getting a little coincidental at this stage eh .....


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    #2594
    cj maxx
    Registered Users Posts: 13,514 ✭✭✭✭cj maxx


    NIMAN wrote: »
    ... to be replaced by FF, and you think it'll all be roses?

    Good luck with that.

    Among the older voters yes, unfortunately. But I’d hope, naively, that among younger voters and those crippled by Bertie they look somewhere else to waste their money ( tds salary)
    The new parties and sf could make hay if they keep this going.


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    #2595
    Alrigghtythen
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    Weak response from Leo. Internal review = jobs for the boys


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    #2596
    NIMAN
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    cjmc wrote: »
    Among the older voters yes, unfortunately. But I’d hope, naively, that among younger voters and those crippled by Bertie they look somewhere else to waste their money ( tds salary)
    The new parties and sf could make hay if they keep this going.

    you been following the latest elections over the last week.

    SF are collapsing.


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    #2597
    expectationlost
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    seriously are there no legal consequences for submitting an affidavit that turns out not to reflect what actually happened?


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    #2598
    Kivaro
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    cjmc wrote: »
    Among the older voters yes, unfortunately. But I’d hope, naively, that among younger voters and those crippled by Bertie they look somewhere else to waste their money ( tds salary)
    The new parties and sf could make hay if they keep this going.

    They should have drained the swamp (cleaned out the pig sty) ages ago. FF/FG are rotten to the core. The other parties had plenty of opportunities over the last few years. If one of these groups, even Labour, had thrown a bone to the working people, they would have made major gains in their vote.

    But no, with the open border policies, free houses for everyone (including those who come here from the deepest recesses of the planet and have no connection socially/culturally with Ireland), and increased taxation for those even on average wages; well, until those policies change, the majority will shun the 'other' parties.


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    #2599
    BENDYBINN
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    expectationlost wrote: »
    seriously are there no legal consequences for submitting an affidavit that turns out not to reflect what actually happened?

    But you can change it at any time before it goes to court....says she....


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    #2600
    ToBeFrank123
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    Its laughable but a FF/Green coalition could be the most likely government after the next election. How things have come full circle.


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    #2601
    cj maxx
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    NIMAN wrote: »
    you been following the latest elections over the last week.

    SF are collapsing.

    True but a bit of good campaigning, with Mary Lou hidden ,could see them get a bounce. The same with the new parties who’ve done fux all outside Dublin I think. Either way some changes have come out of this


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    #2602
    Stop moaning ffs
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    ToBeFrank123 wrote: »
    Its laughable but a FF/Green coalition might be the most likely government after the next election. How things have come full circle.

    It’s even funnier seeing the FG spinbots going full tilt against SF over numerous threads the past few days.
    And it’s as obvious AF.

    They really think we’re dumb enough to fall for that.


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    #2603
    Idbatterim
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    I don’t Know if the greens will get the size of bounce they got in the locals, in the generals. It could even be a ff / fg/ greens or Labour or social Democrat etc coalition


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    #2604
    gormdubhgorm
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    ToBeFrank123 wrote: »
    Its laughable but a FF/Green coalition could be the most likely government after the next election. How things have come full circle.

    Then the Greens will get chewed up and spat out and they would have to rebuild again.
    Or have times changed and the idealistic youth have finally taken over?

    I am starting to think they might be have the right idea even though I think the Green's are a bit wishy washy, at least they are something different to the status quo.

    FG and FF are virtually the same brand with different names - history will not allow them to combine.
    Labour do not know what they are.
    Sinn Fein are 'Sinn Fein' and are trying to gradually water down thier Sinn Feiness to make themselves palatable to the southern electorate.

    What's left after that independents?
    Or the left against corruption or whatever they are called?
    With thier student union politics how could you give them the reins?

    With all this Bailey stuff going on, plus she part of 'political dynasty' it makes me wonder will the country ever get its act together again?

    It used to be where there was some sort of balance a reasonably strong Labour to counter FF or FG.
    Now look at it, all over the shop.

    Guff about stuff, and stuff about guff.



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    #2605
    NIMAN
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    gormdubhgorm wrote: »
    Then the Greens will get chewed up and spat out and they would have to rebuild again.
    Or have times changed and the idealistic youth have finally taken over?

    I have the feeling that if the Greens go into any coalition as a junior partner, they will get the blame for any tax hikes that are related to the environment, and they might suffer cos people care more about being taxed more than the environment.


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    #2606
    Muahahaha
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    Junkyard Tom wrote: »
    Who exactly, out of interest?


    Maybe this lot?

    Book2.jpg


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    #2607
    gormdubhgorm
    Registered Users Posts: 18,325 ✭✭✭✭gormdubhgorm


    NIMAN wrote: »
    I have the feeling that if the Greens go into any coalition as a junior partner, they will get the blame for any tax hikes that are related to the environment, and they might suffer cos people care more about being taxed more than the environment.

    Exactly that always happens the junior partner gets minced out of it. And likes of that wagon Maria Bailey will end up sneaking her way by in after a 'brief hiatus', in maybe two GE's time when all is forgotten.
    Then normal service will resume.

    Guff about stuff, and stuff about guff.



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    #2608
    Allinall
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    expectationlost wrote: »
    seriously are there no legal consequences for submitting an affidavit that turns out not to reflect what actually happened?

    How do you know what actually happened?


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    #2609
    Shefwedfan
    Closed Accounts Posts: 18,958 ✭✭✭✭Shefwedfan


    gormdubhgorm wrote: »
    Exactly that always happens the junior partner gets minced out of it. And likes of that wagon Maria Bailey will end up sneaking her way by in after a 'brief hiatus', in maybe two GE's time when all is forgotten.
    Then normal service will resume.


    Well the Dún Laoghaire voter seem to be a very specific group of idiots.....constantly voting in her dodgy father and then voting her in as well....really someone should just take the votes off them and give them to someone with a bit of brain power


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    #2610
    NIMAN
    Registered Users Posts: 33,139 ✭✭✭✭NIMAN


    Allinall wrote: »
    How do you know what actually happened?

    Well she more or less said things were wrong in her submissions in the SOR interview.


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    #2611
    whisky_galore
    Registered Users Posts: 15,844 ✭✭✭✭whisky_galore


    NIMAN wrote: »
    I have the feeling that if the Greens go into any coalition as a junior partner, they will get the blame for any tax hikes that are related to the environment, and they might suffer cos people care more about being taxed more than the environment.

    Idealistic youth grow up to be realistic adults.

    Saving the planet is not all about Mary Fitzgerald make and do with plastic bottles. :D


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