I’d be more a Claire Brock fan myself but its all a little sterile. Ivan Yates was better.
I know its nostalgia but they were simply incredible times with Vincent. Our Business teacher used to tell us to watch it as homework during those halcyon days of the recession. He used wind up Paul Murphy and Richard Boyd Barrett like kippers when introducing them as the “Profit before People” party.
Varadkar took the piss during covid. All the fucking time. Putting mean girls quotes into his speeches then taking requests for further quotes on twitter actually annoys me more than loads of the other fucking wanker shit. People were dying and he found that for the first time in his life he was actually popular, and he took the piss.
Not to mention lord of the rings. But there was another occasion when a td asked a question about treatment availability for a child… leo went out of his way to be infuriating, contemptuous and dismissive…in a very subtle snide way. As entitled an insubstantial fraud as we’re every likely to see
Bruton used to wind the Shinners up like nothing else. Had his faults, but did his country some service, to paraphrase a predecessor of his.
As an aside, such was the amount of Vincent Browne clips posted here in the last few hours, I had to flick up through the thread to make sure the great man himself wasn’t dead too
Scutter from a know nothing who supports Russian Nazi genocide.
Bruton was instrumental in pressuring the Brits to set up the Bloody Sunday inquiry. His was the first Irish Government to take the Bloody Sunday families seriously.
If you don’t believe me, you can read what An Phoblacht wrote.
A meeting between members of the Bloody Sunday Justice Campaign and Taoiseach John Bruton, Tanaiste Dick Spring and Proinsias De Rossa in Dublin on Thursday 20 February has led to the Dublin government committing itself to assisting the relatives’ campaign for a new inquiry into the killings.
For the first time an Irish administration has publicly backed the families’ call for a new inquiry.
Bruton has ordered all files in the possession of the Irish government relating to Bloody Sunday to be compiled. The Dublin government has pledged to present the information to the British government on behalf of the families. Tony Doherty, spokesperson for the Bloody Sunday Justice Campaign said the Dublin government ``expects the British to respond in detail.‘’