I see Joan Burton was acting the cunt in the Dail today.
Mary Lou quizzed her about the case of Domhnall Ă LubhlaĂ, who died a while back but where there are allegations of sex abuse.
Burton said she didnât know, but she was aware of Ă LubhlaĂ and said he had Republican links. She followed by saying that the Republican movement had of course problems with paedophilia and sex abuse.
Who are you responding to in the second post quoted above? Is it yourself as âblueyâ by any chance? If so, why?[/QUOTE]
Well champ, hope youâre feeling good. To remove any confusion from you and to clear up your misunderstanding I was replying to mbb/bluey as he had given my first post an old rating. Therefore my second post was to bluey. Iâm still at a loss as to whether eyebrows is a dyke or not.
GERRY ADAMS HAS criticised the governmentâs plans to commemorate the 1916 Rising claiming they believe the rebellion is âan inconvenient issue that they want to get out of the wayâ.
The Sinn FĂŠin president was speaking to supporters at the launch of his partyâs own year-long commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the Easter Rising at the Mansion House in Dublin.
Adams claimed that following the defeat of the revolution nearly 100 years ago ânarrow, mean-minded, conservative, elitist, sectarian regimesâ were established north and south of the border.
He said this led to institutional abuse, poverty, emigration and inequality in the Irish State with the old British administration replaced by ânew, native political and economic elitesâ.
âThe reality is that when partition was imposed by London there were activists who rejected it. There were others who reluctantly accepted it as temporary and hoped that the new southern state would act as a stepping stone to full national freedom,â he said.
âBut there were also those who saw it as an end in itself and there are many in the establishment today who share that view.
They, like the Taoiseach, believe that our sovereign nation stops at the border. They just donât get 1916. It is an inconvenient issue that they want to get out of the way