He didnt mention class
It was inferred
Where was class mentioned there Sid?
So you made it up, thanks for confirming.
In 1982 coalition was a dirty word in FF
Majority means the larger number of, mate.
FF,FG and the greens have all bent their principles to keep SF out
Theyâve got a weak opposition, because theyâve discredited SF for years and the rest are abysmal.
Itâs honestly terrifying
It was a dirty word with them up to 2007 . They felt they had a god given right to rule and to the Presidency I might add .
No. In 89 they went in kicking and screaming with the pds.
It means a number larger than half the total.
Not like you to overreact
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Terrifying ???
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Greens did?
Sinn Fein still setting the agenda in the dail and in here. Theyâve been mentioned more times than any other party the past 2 days and itâs nothing to do with them. Mick is some craic
SF âsacrificedâ their principles in going into DĂĄil Ăireann in 1986.
SF âsacrificedâ their principles by choosing to administer British rule in Northern Ireland.
Theyâre the main opposition now, get used to some big person pants and scrutiny.
SF didnât sacrifice their principles in 1986 . There was an effective coup against the O Bradaigh wing
Thatâs the kind of thinking that has the establishment franchise shrinking every year⌠Keep it up pal.
You have a FF,FG coalition, pandering to the greens to keep SF out.
Three fundamentally different parties, with little to no opposition, trying to deliver on a hastily agreed programme for government.
It has the potential for a disaster.
In a time where you need cohesive and swift governance. Fuck me.
when you say disaster what are you envisaging ?
IRA/SF finally recognised the State of Eire in 1986. In 1998 they accepted defeat in their grubby terrorist campaign. The terms of their surrender saw them decommissioning, accepting the partition of the island of Ireland and signing up to administer British rule in Northern Ireland.
We are facing a difficult time, that will require clear direction, not three parties fighting in dail eireann to push their own agendas.
The opposition shouldnât be in the coalition.
Itâll probably be worse than the last time FF had the reigns