Liveline thread

Wexford and Clare let us down again. Would take no notice of Donegal when it comes to adhering to the rule of law.

Bro my it on babyyyyyy
Good Protestant coal
And loads of it​:stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye::stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye::stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye::stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye::stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

A caller was on today speaking about an encounter he had with Eamonn Casey.

When he was finished he summised that Casey should have been stripped of bring a bishop after he had the child with…. Annie…. McCarrick!

It all makes sense now.

Larry Murphy/Annie Murphy

Today was funny Friday. Was driving around earlier and came across it on RTE 1. Haven’t heard it since before Covid. Live from Carlow. Reggie from Cork was on.

Half a million quid a year the cunt is paid. Half a million.

He’d be snapped up by the bbc if he left.

https://x.com/rteliveline/status/1819355720556401108?s=46&t=pBoz6vwJNpAFZhshXLNoZg

Big crowd in fairness

What has 100 feet and smells of piss.
The audience at Liveline.

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Used to be Live at 3

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That’s right, the other one was:

Live at 3…Dead at 4

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Bizarre segment on Liveline yesterday,

An old Italian fella with the help of an interpreter (not Trap and Manuela) called in looking for the current status of two sisters who were his penpal in the early 70’s.

Their names were Vera and Mary (no surname) and they mentioned living near Phoenix Park. That’s the only information he had.

Joe enquired as to whether they shared any fondness for a particular song. The interpreter whose English wasn’t great consulted with the old fella and returned with ‘O’Brien Has No Place to Go’. Joe was stumped but his researchers obviously got on the case.

It turns out it’s by Brendan Shine.

It was played and apparently the old fella’s face lit up.

So he couldn’t remember the ladies’ second name, nor where they lived but remembered the exact name of an obscure Brendan Shine song.

Lovely.

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Martin who owns an off licence in Fairview won’t stock Conor McGregor’s booze.

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When McGregor would fight that night you’d get fellas coming in to buy McGregor’s whiskey. You don’t get that any more.

“If you start making judgements about products, especially in the alcohol world, you might have empty shelves”, says Joe Punk IE.

Martin is a gentleman.

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I threw it on expecting a pile on McGregor instead it is the carers of Ireland pouring their hearts out. This is heartbreaking stuff