Phil Hogan - We'll miss him now he's gone

Current Affairs
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Why are RTE continually saying the two government leaders? Do we have a joint taoiseach?

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Ming having the last laugh :grinning::grinning::grinning:

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A real Fr Damien kick that

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This has been apparent since the weekend that the witch hunt wouldn’t end until the scalp of Big Phil was claimed. Paddy hasn’t thought things through though and doesn’t see the bigger picture.

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Ming the merciless

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Shur Phil is laughing away… 150k pension.

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You did your best for him in fairness. Unlike his sleveen apologists on here you retain your honor.

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Michael will never not win a seat in CSC.

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Won’t keep him in golf balls

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Hogan was absolutely seething there on the news, but he should be seething with himself first and foremost as his arrogance put him in this situation. Still I think we have cut off our nose to spite our face here in getting rid of someone with such huge clout in Europe at a crucial time.

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RTÉ after spending the week hounding Phil out of office now turning on some Shinner for hounding Phil out of office.

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The most dramatic Big Phil exit since Big Phil Scolari was sacked by Chelsea.

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It’s only 107k apparently

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It was SF what done it.

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Dr Leo presided over Fine Gael’s lowest share of the vote in a General Election since 1948, that despite doing a pretty good job on the whole in government since Fianna Fáil ceded sovereignty to the IMF. It’s amazing really that he hasn’t been taken to task within Fine Gael for such a dismal showing.

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MarĂŠad Farrell TD telling it like it is here

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Sure it’s the Irish way.

The government won’t survive til Christmas. All we need now is a Green gaffe to knock it over.

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Phil Jackson being sacked by the Knicks says hello

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Which one?

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Any relation to Paddy?