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FreudianSlippers · 07-12-2010 07:10PM

Rodin wrote: »

Highest collectively? Most numerous of spenders?

Those who spend the most.

newballsplease · 07-12-2010 07:11PM

M cebee wrote: »

i wish he'd shut up

Wud you perfer him to not be there..like the majority. At least he shows passion and makes sense. Dont like..dont watch.

msg11 · 07-12-2010 07:11PM

OisinT wrote: »

The others are going out to give interviews, also part of their job.

No, it should be done after, they should all hear each other out and show some ****ing respect.

Sure I will try that in work the next day. Ah I was outside giving an interview for Rté...

Ardennes1944 · 07-12-2010 07:11PM

OisinT wrote: »

The others are going out to give interviews, also part of their job.

budget and dail responsibilities first, interviews after

FreudianSlippers · 07-12-2010 07:12PM

msg11 wrote: »

No, it should be done after, they should all hear each other out and show some ****ing respect.

Deutschlandfürimmer7 wrote: »

budget and dail responsibilities first, interviews after

:rolleyes: The only reason SF is there still is because they are last.

dr.bollocko · 07-12-2010 07:12PM

Primetime'll be interesting tonight.

Rodin · 07-12-2010 07:12PM

stripysocks85 wrote: »

I like the passion. It's the type of attitude that gets me riled up and angry. The type of speaker you'd like to hear/see at marches and protests.

At the same time, as a TD he is undoubtedly getting a nice wage also.....

I liked what he said once about needing politicians who aren't just in it for the 'perks and the Mercs'..... I hope he still follows through with this thought....

As a TD of less than two weeks duration, I'd say his first BACS payment hasn't even been processed

Brenireland · 07-12-2010 07:13PM

Beer

FreudianSlippers · 07-12-2010 07:13PM

Agree with him about payments of wages compared to UK positions.

Rodin · 07-12-2010 07:13PM

OisinT wrote: »

Those who spend the most.

As a group?

Ardennes1944 · 07-12-2010 07:13PM

OisinT wrote: »

:rolleyes: The only reason SF is there still is because they are last.

unfortunately for you,you've no proof of that:D

ascanbe · 07-12-2010 07:14PM

Spot on about the public service pay cap.

Biggins · 07-12-2010 07:14PM

dr.bollocko wrote: »

Primetime'll be interesting tonight.

Looking forwards tonight to it. Should be great fun!

FreudianSlippers · 07-12-2010 07:14PM

Rodin wrote: »

As a group?

Just get at whatever point you're trying to make. :rolleyes:

Yes, those who are upper-middle income spend the most in this country individually and as a group.

Micky Dolenz · 07-12-2010 07:14PM

Jaysus, I might vote SF this time around.

Mint Sauce · 07-12-2010 07:14PM

OisinT wrote: »

The others are going out to give interviews, also part of their job.

Not all of them surely?

Sharkey 10 · 07-12-2010 07:15PM

dr.bollocko wrote: »

Primetime'll be interesting tonight.

Do you know who will be on ? A rep from each party?

Mint Sauce · 07-12-2010 07:15PM

Micky Dolenz wrote: »

Jaysus, I might vote SF this time around.

I'd say alot of others will be as well.

davetherave · 07-12-2010 07:16PM

35 minutes and he is still going strong. Looks like he has another 20 or say pages to get through. SF making the most of their allotted time anyway.

Bit rude of her to keep interrupting him though..

msg11 · 07-12-2010 07:16PM

OisinT wrote: »

:rolleyes: The only reason SF is there still is because they are last.

They should all be there till the very end. Look if this is case, get these lads on the clock. I bet that dail would be full if it was on the clock.

Christ has that guy wrote a book ? Fair play to him, he is bringing up some very valid points.

Ardennes1944 · 07-12-2010 07:16PM

irish-stew wrote: »

I'd say alot of others will be as well.

even if Pearse stood up and said nothing, id still vote for Sinn Fein. thats just my preference

jimmycrackcorm · 07-12-2010 07:16PM

Rodin wrote: »

As a TD of less than two weeks duration, I'd say his first BACS payment hasn't even been processed

don't all the SF td's just take the average pay and donate the rest to their prisoner fund party?.

Dionysus · 07-12-2010 07:17PM

Millicent wrote: »

Ah ha! Found it. Hardtalk on BBC.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOYF6Va1N1Y

Sealed my hatred for the wench.

Thanks very much for that. What an offensive little person she is - up there with Brian Lenihan's father in 1990 who responded to a journalist's question on emigrant statistics with "that's good; let them go!". And how dare Coughlan say we're going because we want to, because we have PhDs and more qualifications than ever. What an ignorant, obnoxious offensive thing. The vast majority of Irish people who are emigrating that I know are pulling all the strings they can to stay at home. I'm certainly trying to avoid it at all costs.

PS: According to Doherty, while we are emigrating 66 Public servants (including judges) in Ireland earn are paid more than €500,000 per year!

FreudianSlippers · 07-12-2010 07:17PM

msg11 wrote: »

They should all be there till the very end. Look if this is case, get these lads on the clock. I bet that dail would be full if it was on the clock.

Christ has that guy wrote a book ? Fair play to him, he is bringing up some very valid points.

Oh, I agree... but lets not say fair play on SF for staying... they were waiting their turn.

M cebee · 07-12-2010 07:17PM

Rodin wrote: »

Simply exercise your free will and turn the channel off/over

i'm biased

i just hate listening to SF pontificating

Ebbs · 07-12-2010 07:17PM

davetherave wrote: »

35 minutes and he is still going strong. Looks like he has another 20 or say pages to get through. SF making the most of their allotted time anyway.

Bit rude of her to keep interrupting him though..

He'll explode before then. He needs to throw in a dramatic pause or something... Hes a machine.

Hope hes on primetime

Ardennes1944 · 07-12-2010 07:18PM

Ebbs wrote: »

He'll explode before then. He needs to throw in a dramatic pause or something... Hes a machine.

Hope hes on primetime

imagine how his wife/girlfriend feels after sex

Millicent · 07-12-2010 07:18PM

Dionysus wrote: »

Thanks very much for that. What an offensive little person she is - up there with Brian Lenihan's father in 1990 who responded to a journalist's question on emigrant statistics with "that's good; let them go!". And how dare Coughlan say we're going because we want to, because we have PhDs and more qualifications than ever. What an ignorant, obnoxious offensive thing. The vast majority of Irish people who are emigrating that I know are pulling all the strings they can to stay at home. I'm certainly trying to avoid it at all costs.

PS: According to Doherty, while we are emigrating 66 Public servants (including judges) in Ireland earn are paid more than €500,000 per year!

I saw that [Coughlan] while worrying about getting a job out of college (one never transpired). I swear, I nearly put my foot through my laptop.

Biggins · 07-12-2010 07:19PM

This ruddy SF man is scary.

Scary that if there was a few more like him with the clear skills he has in getting to the core points and making them clear to the public and addressing them, this country with similar quality IN ANY PARTY might actually get somewhere.

But no, we have what he called them "Gombeen politicians"

Biggins · 07-12-2010 07:19PM

jimmycrackcorm wrote: »

don't all the SF td's just take the average pay and donate the rest to their prisoner fund party?.

Yes, as far as I know.
I know Arthur Morgan does for sure.

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