McNamaras gaff already sold by NAMA. Dunnes rented to an embassy at behest of a bank, Paddy Kelly the same. Quinlans sold last year. Donât know about Gerry gannon. grehan is UK bankrupt so house Iâll go as part of that, normally last asset they sell in the process, as itâs UK bankruptcy itâs subject to UK laws so he doesnât get same fam home protection that h would if he was bankrupt here, so his lender prob better off with him being bankrupt in uk
Not a bad return. None f hem living in Adamstown mind you
Caller Michael Rhatigan was arguing a few minutes ago that filming five chefs from the Masterchef programme walking about in Memorial Park in Islandbridge (the show is apparently recorded in the nearby former Clancy Barracks) is an insult to the memory of the victims of the Great War.
Missed nearly all of it but housewives lining up there to complain about Mitchell D. Brownâs non-invitation to carry the Olympic torch. The woman at the end there thought Mitchell was great altogether. âYou should have a ten-minute text poll, Joe. I guarantee you sheâd come out on top. She was never convicted of anything.â
76 year old caller Myra ringing in to say that she believes that yesterdayâs events were a miracle too. Her 52 year old son has been a City fan all his life and her late husband Paul was a Liverpool supporter. Myra believes Paul had a hand in the miracle. And so do I.
Liverpool fan Martin Clancy says that talk of a miracle is disingenuous. Martin believes that that kind of talk devalues Cityâs Barclays Premier League⢠title win, which he believes was purely down to hard work. Martin is delighted for City.
The same woman was mixing up Paul McGrath and Paul OâConnell.
She wants the whole of the Irish equestrian team to âcarry the torch through the capitalâ, as well as Sean Treacy. Iâm not certain which Sean Treacy she was referring to.
The previous caller then came back on the line to call Janet Evans âa disgraceâ.
Day off work today so I get to enjoy Liveline for once. Still going on about whether or not Rosanna Davidson did or did not complete the Womenâs Mini Marathon. I donât think anyone will be pulling the same trick next year. :lol:
I donât. She already said she couldnât have done it in 43 minutes, which is the recorded time for her number. Probably wasnât the brightest thing to come out with when youâre trying to maintain your innocence.
She sounds like Bertie here:
âThe main reason I was there on Monday was to pose for the pre-race pics for the ISPCA. That was what Iâd been asked to do and that was my priority,â she said.
Explaining the mix-up which led to her being wrongly labelled a cheat, Ms Davison said: "I had applied for and paid for the race â but due to circumstances beyond my control, I couldnât get my race number.
"So on Monday, I thought I wouldnât be able to run as I had no number. I also had a few appointments on that afternoon, so I ended up changing my mind over and over again about whether I would run it.
"Admittedly I was disorganised, but having just moved house and with a lot of college work to get through, I had a million things to do.
âAt the last minute, I decided to go ahead with the race. I had to get the number after the race began, so the [color=#009900 ! important]final time and name listed were inaccurate.â
the Pitchforks are being sharpened.