Mary Lou has been a disaster,she will have to go.FF can have her back.
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Lapsed poster @thomasbrady had her sussed years ago
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Wooohoo
Was this after he put out the chairs for her?
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Whatsvthe expected quota for howth malahide
Whatever about chairs sheâs cost them seats.
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Gilmore must be buzzing that Gilmore for Taoiseach wonât be the punchline anymore.
Looks like a lot of mutters were aligned to Sinn Fein and in setting up their own crack pot parties theyâve just strengthen fiana fail and Fianna Gael.
Stillorgan is Fine Gael country. Pick me up some olives and feta cheese, Mum.
https://twitter.com/LouiseByrneNews/status/1799440447523389491
Vetern tally man Joe Kemmy is calling the Mayoral election for Moran.
Iâd say the odds on an autumn election are after shortening a lot. SF doing nothing and a give away budget with an election at Halloween? SF strategists should be getting their P45s on Monday. Handed an open goal but failed to read immigration so theyâd better get real comfortable in the opposition benches
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@dodgy_keeper Iâd say ROD II doesnât have the same support as the brother?
Theyâll do alright in the General but they should be sowing it into FFG but arenât.She will have to go.
Nah, heâd be a good bit different to ROD personality wise. Nice lad and all but the feeling around was/is he could be under pressure to get back in.
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2,590 if that was a full ballot count earlier.
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Much of the support Sinn Fein will attract in a General Election doesnât vote in European and Local elections.
Sinn Feinâs (and the fascist headbangersâ) target market in the General Election is the political equivalent of the bandwagon GAA fan. European and Local Elections are like the National League games the bandwagoners donât attend.
General Elections are like All-Ireland finals and these people are suddenly extremely vocal about why they should be getting a ticket.
People say the European and Local elections are liable to attract a protest vote but thatâs probably more than counteracted by the make up of the voters. The âitâs my civic duty to voteâ people make up the majority of the European election voters. These people tend not to be protest voters.
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Indications would seem to be that Fine Gael are doing quite well.
This forum, myself included, was pretty much unanimous that Simon Harris would bomb as Taoiseach, that he would be electoral poison.
So far things seem to be going quite well for him.
Were we all wrong? Is Harris actually Fine Gaelâs equivalent of Jim McGuinness?
Or is this a Mickey Harte type situation, where @peddlerscross jumped too early and said that Derryâs NFL victory put to rest all the doubts about Harteâs appointment when some of us cautioned to wait to judge him?