The head lad in Pieta House was talking at this event last night from what I saw on Twitter. If his message gets through to some people then it’s worthwhile. It’s just frustrating to see the likes of Niall and Joe ride on the coat-tails of this as advocates of it when we all know they’re cunts of the highest order.
And yes, yer man should take the fucking bag off his head too.
Id say bressie has made a living out of being a bit down in the dumps. If he charges schools for his “insight” then I have little time for him. Would he refuse to share his apparently crucial experience with kids who couldn’t afford it.
My worry is that every adolescent or twenty something who feels a bit low after a normal life event or a few nights on the beer decide they have a bona fide mental illness, and stare into the abyss til it stares back at them.
He came across as a bit of a dullard on the Late Late piece on 1916.
Did none of the cunts at Joe.ie see that somebody wearing a plastic bag over their head at a suicide prevention event may send out somewhat of a contradictory message?
Will their next event feature somebody with a rope around their neck?
@ChocolateMice was talking to him on the phone for about 20mins last week… He said he could hear the plastic rustling throughout the conversation.
Is it just the one of them doing all the mental health stuff?
Think so, yeah…Blindboy----- the other fella is MIA… I have him booked for a gig (non -mental health)
How’s the Schizophrenia pals?
I saw another article from a columnist / blogger type on the Indo website yesterday saying that constantly hearing/reading stories from Bressie and the likes who’ve overcome their apparent mental health issues only serves to make her feel worse about her own struggles. I’m telling you, chaps. The backlash is coming but it’ll be done with relative subtlety.
We need someone to publish my research on how Bressie’s mental health issues grew in direct proportion to the amount of money to be made from the niche.
That Katie Hopkins lass is the one needed to call out Bressie.
I don’t think it’ll be as blatant as that.
Someone will check the CRO and get a copy of Lust for Life’s annual financial statements.
An article along the lines of:
Positive Mental Health Advocate Bressie’s Company Reports Significant Profits
Let the reader join the dots then.
I hope davy Glennon gets the recognition he deserves. Just days after his amazing revelation pj ward revealed how he was let down by not one but three county boards, and today darren frehill has an incredible tale of a inter county sub who felt kinda bad after he bet against his own team. Let the hurt out guys, let the healing in.
If it wasn’t for the work the great GPA is doing there wouldn’t be a player left in the country who wasn’t addicted to something.
Get the Pulitzer ready. The picture paints the metaphorical thousand words here, the football turned upside down, just like these warriors lives have been turned upside down by gambling. God bless the GPA.
http://www.solocheck.ie/Irish-Company/My1000hours-Limited-559049
I’ve signed up for an update as to when they file accounts. Looking forward to reading the Related Party Transactions note.
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Get the Pulitzer ready. The picture paints the metaphorical thousand words here, the football turned upside down, just like these warriors lives have been turned upside down by gambling. God bless the GPA.
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It’s on next week pal.
Won’t be there myself (although a bad weekend on the sporting front this weekend could lead me to suffer anxiety and/or mild depression so I may yet require salvation from the Church of Bressie). However I’ll get the full lowdown from one of the organising committee and report back…
Sadly it’s likely won’t see an annual return with accounts until September 2017.
And even when we do we will learn fuck all as they will likely be abridged accounts so we won’t see an income statement.
@Appendage is our resident expert on companies of this size and wil be along shortly to advise.