If SF had a pair of balls they would be in power now. They canât be crying when they didnât even make an effort to form a government.
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They had no chance last time. They didnât have the numbers. Eventually FF and FG were told to make a government.
Alison OâConnor was on Clare Byrne and was shouting that they had to do it. No one else had the numbers.
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I know two people from the 26 who did some sort of active service in the 80s / 90s.
Both are out and out capitalists with one having a property empire - there was always money in his family, and the other a very well-off professional.
The shinners wonât go too far left to upset the ruling class.
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Their fucking policies are communist in nature. And like all communists, a few will be very wealthy.
The Shinners are populists. Not communists.
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100 pc ref smarts) SF)
Plus definitively FF will form a government with them
No way, ffs theyâve dropped the socialist bit years back
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You got that right,
Theyâll play all the popular cards to each grouping
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ATM and 4 the last 5 years theyâre offloading well known pubs etc etc
Anything thatâs officially or even reputedly linked financially to them,
Obviously for fear of skeletons climbing out when SF are in Leinster house
Nearer home
In one part of Wales they own( ed)
80 houses
Correct
He looks like a man doing a days work, whatâs the issue there?
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Central Dublin though is basically a nice sized town. Itâs simply not acceptable that a dog with a mallet up his hole could hugely reduce the ongoing problems to folk going about their business, but successive regimes have ignored it. A visible deterrent is needed, a big one. The govt have a 16 billion surplus FFS. Ireland is once again palpably wealthy, with really only one major urban centre, but a swathe of it is bedevilled by antisocial behaviour, and nothing is done.
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Like everything else something will only be done if it happens to someone âimportantâ.
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Name one of their communist policies
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Indeed. It seems the âclassistâ issue lies with Veronica.
Judging the man from the photoâŚ
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Not true. Central Dublin used to basically end at the Customs House. It arguably stretches from Heuston Station in the West to Capital Dock in the East which is close to 3 miles these days.
Dublin inside the canals is fairly dense and a large footprint. What constitutes the CBD is debatable but most real estate firms have this stretching well beyond the Canal in the southside at least.
The density of urban Dublin generally is in line with most mid sized European cities.
Or an American tourist