Leo Varadkar

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@Malarkey

Micheál Martin’s father worked on the buses.

“ill have you leo!!!”

[TheUlteriorMotive]

Leafy areas are the ones nobody likes to have to leave.

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@Arthur

It’s out beside the leafy M50 and leafy quarryvale

the start of the westlink is on the former u14 rugby pitch.

you also forgot liffey adjacent with jetty access

[Juhniallio]

And the hockey stick up your arse initiation ceremony.

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@Juhniallio

And the hockey stick up your arse initiation ceremony.

thats only for micks

[Cheasty]

@Juhniallio

‘A hidden gem. Just a thrown stone from the hamlets of Blanch, Ballyfermot and Collinstown. The thunder of traffic, the hum of house alarms, the sizzle of the sirens wailing, the ability to decipher the difference between the smell of diesel and an actual burning car. Open your eyes to the leafy heart of Dublin.’

A car spotter’s dream. You’re right next to Ireland’s very own Spaghetti Junction. Watch in wonder, feel the thunder. Be where south meets north, where east meets west. The crossroads of Ireland.

Feel the history of living next to the site of Ireland’s most notorious yet forgotten satanic murder. The devil is in the detail. If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to live at 24 Cromwell Street, wonder no longer.

Live near the family homestead of that oddball off the INTERNET.*

*Cut that bit - Ed

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@Cheasty

If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to live at 24 Cromwell Street, wonder no longer.

fred west dublin

[farmerinthecity]

Liffey Valley of course was never ‘meant’ to be in its current location. It was originally planned for a large piece of land on the Fonthill Road across from Clondalkin train station. Then Liam Lawlor came along.

I am pretty sure that the unused land was then seen as a venue for Wimbledon when that mad idea of them moving to Dublin was floating around.

[Batigol]

There are leaves all over the north circular road. No one wants to live there

[flattythehurdler]

You really have a strong tendency to let anger cloud your judgement

[Malarkey]

@flattythehurdler

You really have a strong tendency to let anger cloud your judgement

Meanimgless comment.

The most significant point about racism is that the phenomenon derives from toxic sentiment, not that the phenomenon attracts opportunistic responses by painfully self righteous people. Barbed wire in a farmer’s field is no less sharp, no less dangerous, for the proximity of nettles.

I have never had much to say about racism and related topics because the issues involved are hardly complex. You either believe in republicanism, where everyone is equal as a citizen, or you do not. For republicans, the issue is beautifully straightforward, cut and dried, and – yes – black and white.

[farmerinthecity]

Great British kitchen sink people.

[flattythehurdler]

I couldn’t agree with you more. My line about the virtue signalling was clearly a joke though.

[Arthur]

Leafy suburbs is often used in a kind of disparaging way by lads in 3,500 sq foot mansions with kitchen islands

[Fulvio_From_Aughnacloy]

Paddy Cosgrave 🏴‍☠️

[Julio_Geordio]

Is he not gone yet? What exactly is he waiting for? Must have some ego. He’d be well setup to milk private business at this stage so it can’t be money.

[Blake]

There’s a distinct touch of Haughey about him sometimes.

[tazdedub]

@Julio_Geordio

Is he not gone yet? What exactly is he waiting for? Must have some ego. He’d be well setup to milk private business at this stage so it can’t be money.

Probably wants to take as many as he can with him.

[Fulvio_From_Aughnacloy]

@Julio_Geordio

What exactly is he waiting for?

He despises poor people and wants to do all he can to eliminate them.

[myboyblue]

He has to go