They will.
Limerick City won’t be much different. Willie, O’Donnell and Quinlivan are safe as houses. Only one under pressure is Leddin and that’ll mainly be from that clown Daly.
I’m looking forward to Willie getting in. Hopefully he’s in power this time around and is able to fix the issues he gives out about on social media.
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I think a lot of the retirements arguably favour FG although I’d expect the two to be close again.
Playing around with the RTÉ interactive map.
https://www.rte.ie/news/election-24/profiles/
Dublin Central will be box office.
You’d expect that Pascal will be really busy this campaign between his own patch and also the national campaign. The most senior FGer left really and the finance guy who steered us through Brexit. I’d expect FG to lean heavily on him.
A load of government TDs are doing that lately. Man who sits two seats down from the minister for health saying “someone needs to do something about health!”
Ring the health minister then you clown
Im fairly certain my hole-wiped ballot will be counted as a 1-2-3 for them
Any FF or FG Ministers in danger of losing their seats?
The Greens will be decimated, hopefully. Getting jostled by a constituent on the doorstep probably explains the level of hostility O’Gorman faces, although he is getting a lot of favourable (sympathetic) media treatment from Lefty mainstream media outlets. Honestly think the damage that man has caused this country via missing children and large scale immigration won’t be visible until years down the line.
Catherine Martin seems to be plain useless and is best remembered for sacking an RTE Chairperson live on air, without actually sacking them. She’ll be under pressure too.
The Left vote has to go somewhere so I can see the Soc Dems and Labour increasing their seat count and either party replacing the Greens in government. That won’t be good for the country, though, in my opinion as both are as radical and excessively liberal as the Greens.
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O’Donovan (FG), Collins (FF) & O’Donoghue (Ind), isn’t it?
No discernible difference between any of them.
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I don’t think the party felt himself or O’Tuarisg (a huge cunt btw) would’ve polled as well in comparison to Connolly or Seoige.
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I can’t provide much insight on this but having trawled other fora, there appears to be ample evidence to support the view that Ollie has been bumped aside to make way for the celebrity candidate, Grainne.
I’m not sure how well known Ollie Crowe is outside the city…My guess is that FF see Seoige as Maura Geohegan Quinn 2.0 and reckon she will have a groundswell of support in her native Connemara, while still picking up a decent amount of votes in the city. Seoige will surely have a path to victory along the rust belt of the R336 out to her hometown of Spiddal and beyond, while she’ll probably do alright too along the the rush belt of the N59 out to Clifden.
Not that matters when it comes to FF candidates (au contraire etc.) but Ollie might have dirtied his bib slightly with this…
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He isn’t the only poster here to do so either.
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Not at all.
It was his own constituent who knocked the clipboard out of his hand, one can safely say Rodders won’t pick up a vote in that house.
I believe the matter is currently before the courts so I’m not commenting either way.
Hard luck on Rovers bottling the league title this season.
What downfall? I think their last GE figures were generally regarded by most as highly inflated- they were a protest vote largely. Knowledgeable posters like Thomas Brady even forecasted a return to the mean post 2019.
Current figures are about where they are truly at.
Opinion polls aren’t worth a shite.
My granny was always complimentary about the Collinses from when she lived in Abbeyfeale even though she herself was a Fine Gaeler.
Votáil Collins.
She really hasn’t thought any of this through.
At least she has made the right call now. Fair play to her.
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She would never last on tfk. You can’t be admitting your mistakes.
we do have a (farmer) climbdown thread