[QUOTE=“tallback, post: 950843, member: 1158”]Bertie’s secretary breaking down in the witness box after being sent out to lie about his corruption as a government minister.
The big man.
With big republican principles.[/QUOTE]
Republican & Socialist. Maybe he could hop on the Sinn Fein ticket
Eamon O’Cunt getting a ministry for about 20 minutes after the Greens withdrew from Government.
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At the press conference where the Greens pulled out of Government.
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At the press conference where the Greens pulled out of Government.[/QUOTE]
Thats one thing you can say about the Greens, at least they separated from that shower of gangsters with their dignity intact.
Mary Hanafin giving out about the compo culture in Ireland while her mother sued the state for tripping over in Leinster House.
That’s great. I’m delighted for ye, really.
There’s just the small matter of a giant fucking bank bill you agreed we should pay back…
I was a keen observer at the count in citywest on saturday morning. Sinn Féin’s party machine were notable for their youth and energy(and their high proportion of smokers). Fianna Fáil’s were visible by their gombeen looks. Fry-filled guts, wheeziness and a multitude of genetic defects were the order of the day. One lad had his jeans up to his nipples.
[QUOTE=“Juhniallio, post: 951084, member: 53”]That’s great. I’m delighted for ye, really.
There’s just the small matter of a giant fucking bank bill you agreed we should pay back…[/QUOTE]
Is that the Bank Guarantee that Sinn Fein voted for aswell?!
Here’s some news from Cork Circuit Criminal Court today
Former Fianna Fáil councillor Gary O’Flynn has been remanded in custody after he was found guilty of 13 counts of deception.
Mr O’Flynn, 38, with an address at Hayfield Drive, Castle Court, Whitechurch, Co Cork, will be sentenced on 26 June.
O’Flynn was a Fianna Fáil member of Cork City Council. He is a solicitor and financial advisor and son of former Fianna Fáil TD Noel O’Flynn.
An application for bail pending sentence so that O’Flynn could put his affairs in order and that reports could be prepared on him was refused.
Refusing the application Judge Seán Ó Donnabháin said reports on him could be obtained when he was in jail.
At Cork Circuit Criminal Court, the jury of eight men and four women reached unanimous verdicts of guilty on 13 counts related to complaints made by former builder Eric Higgins.
O’Flynn pleaded not guilty to 21 sample charges at the outset of the trial last week.
Which one of the Green lads released a song after he didn’t get elected? Gogarty maybe?
The only principle Ye cunts ever had was to get elected.
That’s one to tell the grandchildren.
This coming from the guy who doesn’t know the difference between ‘beers’ and ‘bears’.
[QUOTE=“Mark Renton, post: 950908, member: 1796”]This was before it but always a classic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzOJwlqZieE
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holy christ,ive never seen that before,
The worst Government in the history of the state.
Which one?
They really were all fucking useless, every last one of them. Mary Coughlan was probably the worst of all though.
History is now being rewritten about Brian Lenihan since he passed away, that he did a great job, faced an impossible situation etc. Ultimately he has landed a couple of generations of Irish people with a bank debt that wasn’t theirs to begin with.
Lads, don’t forget that indas main criticism was that they weren’t spending enough. I’ve no allegiance either way, but kenny seems to have got away with the fact that a. His criticism of FF at the time was that they weren’t spunking enough money up the wall, and b. He was foursquare behind the blanket bank guarantee at the time.
[QUOTE=“dodgy-keeper, post: 951272, member: 1552”]They really were all fucking useless, every last one of them. Mary Coughlan was probably the worst of all though.
History is now being rewritten about Brian Lenihan since he passed away, that he did a great job, faced an impossible situation etc. Ultimately he has landed a couple of generations of Irish people with a bank debt that wasn’t theirs to begin with.[/QUOTE]
That prick @KIB man had a good post on his legacy somewhere on here - in that ultimately he was a massive failure.
Then @Rocko shared personal PMs and ran him off the board.