Ireland politics (Part 1)

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I wouldn’t wish them on my worst enemy

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A sickening body blow that we as a country will struggle to recover from. Ireland is still reeling from the immeasurable loss of Phil Hogan’s EU Commissioner’s role and now this.

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It was the US that pulled the plug on this. Martin was going on his entitled junket come hell or high water. He probably realises he won’t get another chance.

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Word has it regardless of what happens, Martin will be in the White House Paddy’s Day 2022. Biden has given him the nod. A mighty sound gesture.

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Leo must be laughing his head off at Mee-hawl

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Will he bring a letter to say he has a dental appointment in Washington?

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It’ll be done by August

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Fair play to Joe is right. Turning the White House into a kind of Make a Wish Foundation for gimpy Irish politicians.

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He’ll be like @iron_mike hanging around Croker last December 13th

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Careful now.

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To make any sense you need to put Biden as Ted and Martin as Dougal.

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Can the blueshirts find a way for me to hate them anymore? Yes they can

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Simon will be a wonderful Taoiseach

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Coveney?

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Nah, Coveney has made a balls of it.

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I wouldn’t trust Harris with the job of making the tea for the Taoiseach

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Sadly there’s been far too many Taoisigh like that

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The list of great TaoĂ­sĂ­gh is quite short. I suppose after 100 years 3 is about right.

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It’s remarkable how so many of the advocates of “new” politics have a fondness for a bit of old-school dynasty building

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