Joe Duffy's Liveline

He’s gone an awful size there now on RTE1

That’s what happens when you join the ICA

The waist coat makes him look like Pat Dolan

I heard he was getting free bunda burgers every night since it opened

Harrowing stuff on liveline there now… the father of an 8yr old boy knocked down and killed while crossing at traffic lights is telling the story as it unfolded… you can hear every ounce of pain and the heartache in the poor man’s voice…

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if you drive, read this

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Bridie is on with Joe here to launch a campaign for clearer signage at filling stations. She put diesel into the hybrid Kia and made a balls of it.

Bridie intimated that she kind of half knew something was amiss and stopped at €12 but the fox was at this stage in the henhouse.

It mystifies me what the issue is, the petrol nozzle is green, the diesel one is black but Bridie feels she has a valid cause. Pathetic shit ….

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There should be a return to petrol pump attendants. I was one myself when I was a chap.

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There’s really no solution to stupid though.

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Fuel injection technicians

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Would you risk running €12 out of the tank?

Big thing in Reunion. Wiped the windscreen too. Great service

If it was petrol in diesel it’d be no bother

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Drivers having to get out of the car and serve their own fuel would make Formula 1 more interesting.

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THE CHEEH EHH EHH is the subject of today’s show.

It’s twee central today.

Would Laz Molloy please report to the Offaly dressing room.

Would Laz Molloy please move his car.

The Rushgammon barber ish on now.

Paddy Joe tellsh ush about the time Roscommon corner back Enon (Enon?) Gavin brought the crossbar down in the 1992 Connacht Final.

Then Paddy Joe tellsh ush about the time the crossbar came down in the 1962 Connacht final and Galway were leading by five points and the game was held up for 15 or 20 minutes and when game reshtarted Gerry O’Malley hit 1-1 (one goal and point) and Rushcamman turned the game around and won. This was before they meekly surrendered to Kerry in the final.

Paul Connaughton (is there a more Connaught name than Connaughton) wants to talk about Mickey Kearins.

Dublin people could tell you about Mickey Kearins. He’s the cunt that sent off Keith Barr for nothing and gave Cork two penalties in the 1989 All-Ireland semi-final.

Paul didn’t talk about that.

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A man from the heroin heartland of the north inner city with a voice that would cut glass telling us of how his father would go “up the road” every Sunday, and especially to see one of his great heroes, Enda Colleran.

@maroonandwhite’s brain would short circuit listening to it.

Stephen McDonagh wants to talk about his father who played on Limerick’s 1958 All-Ireland minor winning team. He just missed out on being part of the 1973 panel, shure twas tough with buying the farm in 1968. He’s no longer with us.

Stephen didn’t tell us and Joe didn’t know that Stephen (or Steve as he used to be called) himself played a bit of hurling for Limerick.

Stephen is one of the 3 in 10 Stephens whose father was not named Stephen.

Christy Kinahan on now. Sorry, Christy Keenan.

I was in Páirc an Chrocaigh that day. Very good value triple header if I recall correctly.

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Laz was never heard of again. He answered his counties call in their moment of need and they promptly forgot about him.