I remember this family from a video of them in Galway Uni. People laughed at them, but for me they always had an air of menace about them. The aggressiveness, the smugness, the zealotry, the self-righteous preaching, the religiosity - gives me the amhrais. Agree or disagree with their plight - they ...

You certainly fu*king haven't, seeing as all you're doing is making stuff up. No, you've nothing to say only falsely accuse me of wanting Leo dead; and of making stuff up which is ironic. I want him get what he inflicted onto others. If you think that's wishing him dead - then you need to start bei...

That's just idiotic. Saying it's unhinged to wish him dead isn't the same as being a big fan of his. They're two separate things. Saying one thing doesn't automatically mean thinking other stuff. This is very basic, and shouldn't have to be pointed out to an adult. Now where did anyone here say all...

I think you're wrong, but if you feel that strongly it might be better to do the job yourself and not leave things to chance. So you're OK with children being stabbed, women murdered and gay men being decapitated; but heaven forbid the people who caused this get a taste of their own medicine? Typic...

Wishing him dead is unhinged. "It's actually unhealthy to just think it's alright for him damage Ireland and its OK because he is no longer in charge" - did someone here say that? I agree it would be absurd for anyone to think it's OK to damage anywhere. You've nothing to say really, but ...

No, he needs to have a taste of his own medicine.
So, hopefully Leo will have his Palani moment.

It's actually unhealthy to just think it's alright for him damage Ireland and its OK because he is no longer in charge.
That is attitude of a servile bootlicker.

Leo said in his resignation speech that he hopes for another coalition government including the greens in the future. O’Dea seems to be breaking ranks and anyone opposed to the hate speech laws is a welcome addition. It's political graft, following trends to get a advantage. The same as they follow...

Del.Monte wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2024 5:33 pm That's a rather simplistic view of the extended conflict which favoured one side then the other - anyway I was only having a dig at that tosser Macron.

The French destroyed the bedos at Castillon.
That ended it.
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Tell me people are not falling for this FF graft.
They're all jumping on the bandwagon now.
Well they can jump off a pier.
They had years to help this country and they f'ked it.

They must have found a secret laptop.

Fugue wrote: ↑Wed Mar 20, 2024 11:11 pmCrikey.

Yeah, we live in hope.
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That's a shame, when I saw saw he was trending - I was hoping his was dead.

Two morally bankrupt former Soviet states indulging in self-destruction and should be left to it. Instead that clown Macron seems intent on dragging us all into it with his NATO boots on the ground posturing. I think there's more than enough Ukrainians to do the surrendering without French help alt...

Not surprised - this is the same weirdo that commemorated the RIC.
Apt seeing as they turned the Gardai into something similar.

I know a fella that is a Good Inwards manager. He says he has a whole section of his warehouse that he cant use. The space is taken up with out-of-date Covid paraphernalia - old sanitizer, plastic sheeting and face masks. This will all have to de dumped eventually but its a grey area on how to actua...

I watched a video on that ^^^ They screenshotted a tweet where Sweet Baby more or less threatening blackmail on everyone. It was a case of "we hope you don't have anything in your past that could be used against you" Of course if Sweet Baby was hired by a company, all potential unPC behavi...

marhay70 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 14, 2024 9:47 am I wouldn't worry, those guys aren't here to work. Anyway, they'd want half a dozen prayer breaks every day if they were, so they'd probably be missing.

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Beatty wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2024 9:08 pm https://x.com/TheIrishQ/status/1767550985860260015?s=20

There has to be health implications for that.

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Vintners and and the failed hoteliers must be an influential lobby group.

They should trial it first.
I'm not overly confident that this would be beneficial for Ireland.

knownunknown wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 1:56 pm First signs that Ireland is rejecting the woke and it’s fantastic to see.

Hopefully this is just the start.
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With Sinn Fein, people are finally realising that they are not a nationalist party for the Irish people.
Shocking to me that people actually thought they were that in the first place.

Shure, can't we keep on re-running the referendum until the political elite get the result that they want? How many patients could have been taken off trolleys with the money wasted on this nonsense... I saw an estimate of 23 million to run this referendum. The amount of good work that sum would pa...

The wife was failed by Helen McEntee.

Is that how they caught you?

Well I'm not overly confident for a No and No result.
I'll have to be prepared for that.
The reason for this is simply that I'll never underestimate the servility of the Irish electorate.