Harney gets painted

prinz

Morlar wrote: »

And it will take political will, strong & competent leadership who will stand up to jobsworths and unions and fiefdoms within the hse as an organisation. Someone who is more interested in results than the appearance of progress.

Have been saying the same for years, long before the economic downturn. I got laughed at then. The problem is this country would never elect such a leader, and none of the major parties are IMO capable of producing such a leader.

Goldfingers

[Who called her a Fat Heifer? I suggest you read my comment or are you simpleton that has suffered dyslexia while hospitals close down,treatment centres are shut,schenes to provide aid to people suffering from disabling illnesses and not taking into account the carers who look after them.Phasing out staff makes things even worse.The implications will be seen when people are admitted to hospital and the doctors/nurses are just not there...but thats already happened hasn't it?!

prinz

southsiderosie wrote: »

As I noted earlier, the woman who threw a cream pie at Bertie Ahern was not charged with assault; i.e. there is a legal precedent of the laws being interpreted a certain way when it comes to these kinds of things..

That would be down to Mary Harney. There's no legal precedent required from her end on whether or not to press charges.

dan1895

Anyone else see the thread title and think of that Jenny Saville painting used as the cover of The Holy Bible album?
http://www.bestmusic.lt/mp3/rock/308-manic-street-preachers-the-holy-bible.html

steddyeddy

People seem to forget that mary harney was part of the reason the conomy is in pieces is mary harney, she was the minister for enterprise. She played a part in ruining the economy and for was put in charge of the health sector.

apart from above that creature shows absolutly no respect for the irish people, using her position to claim expenses and refusing to answer the concerns of the people who have relatives dying in the services she in charge of. worst of all she constantly deflects blame to the hse a department which she is the minister of and has no control over.

People get the respect they demand.

FlutterinBantam

'deserve' I think you meant:rolleyes:

steddyeddy

FlutterinBantam wrote: »

'deserve' I think you meant:rolleyes:

well all people deserve respect but they often only get what they demand

zynaps

steddyeddy wrote: »

well all people deserve respect but they often only get what they demand

That's a shame, I'd love to be respected but will only get the €10 million and lifetime supply of Romantica I demand.

steddyeddy

zynaps wrote: »

That's a shame, I'd love to be respected but will only get the €10 million and lifetime supply of Romantica I demand.

youll find the task becomes easier with the application of force

FlutterinBantam

steddyeddy wrote: »

well all people deserve respect but they often only get what they demand

Stop digging Edward:rolleyes:

0987654321

Crosáidí wrote: »

Fianna Fáil are also a republican group which Mary Harney was a member so therefore by your logic, she has blood on her hands

Are you seriously comparing a major party to them?

Krusader

Meh! Monday's news move on!

mikom

Red paint is a small price to pay Harney.

The Ombudsman, Emily O'Reilly, has today (09.11.2010) laid before the Dáil and Seanad a report entitled 'WHO CARES? An Investigation into the Right to Nursing Home Care in Ireland.'
This investigation, looking at the actions of the Department of Health and Children and of the HSE, is based on 1,200 complaints received over 25 years regarding the right to long-term nursing home care for older people. The consistent theme in these complaints, throughout the 25 year period, is the failure of the health boards (HSE) to provide for older people in public nursing homes with the result that many had to avail of expensive private nursing home care.
There are currently more than 300 legal actions in place against the State on behalf of people seeking compensation for the costs of private nursing home care. The report looks at what might now be done - mindful of the current financial and economic difficulties - to assist those people who have suffered hardship.

How did Harney help?

The Ombudsman encountered unprecedented opposition, and a lack of co-operation, from the Department and the HSE in the course of conducting this investigation.

http://ombudsman.gov.ie/en/PressReleases/Name,13048,en.htm

AnnyHallsal

mikom wrote: »

How did Harney help?

http://ombudsman.gov.ie/en/PressReleases/Name,13048,en.htm

That's vile. Cover up?

Where's the accountability in this country. One bloody ass coverer after another :mad:

zynaps

mikom wrote: »

How did Harney help?

http://ombudsman.gov.ie/en/PressReleases/Name,13048,en.htm

That's truly disgusting, but great to see the Ombudsman plainly stating how much thóin-covering and unprofessional resistance by the HSE (and above) to the investigation.

An ombudsman with some teeth is at least a start towards accountability, but it's shameful that the HSE/Department of Health appear to hold themselves above scrutiny. Let's hope this causes a positive change.

Little Mickey

Bing show thier hatred for her also, done this search and returned this for the wikipedia result - not in the current wikipedia page though. Wikipedia result in google was the same as the current Wikipedia page.
I love it