Liveline thread 09/04/2013 to 19/7/2013

Sittingpretty · 13-06-2013 2:33pm

Zzzzzzzzzz

JonathanAnon · 13-06-2013 2:33pm

ffs, why doesnt Duffy do something to help those poor people in Priory Hall, never mind the Joe Duffy "Oul Dubalin" Tours

RobertKK · 13-06-2013 2:34pm

Yeah, yeah Joe, the History show on your radio station said the tenements collapsed because the stupid people used the wood in the buildings for firewood.

Stupid people Joe, Stupid people.

Dan Jaman · 13-06-2013 2:34pm

There was never a shortage of shyte builders, and most of those tenements were never meant to stand a century, anyway.

RobertKK · 13-06-2013 2:35pm

Yes they burnt the beams to keep their tenements warmed.

signostic · 13-06-2013 2:36pm

What were the buildings called before they were called tenements?these building must have been new at some stage.

JonathanAnon · 13-06-2013 2:36pm

Joe not indulging this lad with his messing..

Harry Angstrom · 13-06-2013 2:37pm

Who'd have thought that banging on a ceiling with a shovel wouldn't bring the ceiling down??

HeidiHeidi · 13-06-2013 2:37pm

This one will take some time.....:mad:

djemba djemba · 13-06-2013 2:37pm

I dont think liveline 1963 would have been talking about this

lucylu · 13-06-2013 2:37pm

Drama Queen

yop · 13-06-2013 2:37pm

lol,. "is that you Joe"

Floppybits · 13-06-2013 2:38pm

JonathanAnon wrote: »

Joe not indulging this lad with his messing..

Is that you Joe?

RobertKK · 13-06-2013 2:38pm

A thunderstorm caused an earthquake now... :rolleyes:

withless · 13-06-2013 2:38pm

The Great Escape must be banned or only available to rent from hardware shops.

Dan Jaman · 13-06-2013 2:38pm

signostic wrote: »

What were the buildings called before they were called tenements?these building must have been new at some stage.

"Tenement" wasn't always synonymous with "slum". There are hundreds of perfectly sound tenements still standing in Glasgow - but some were slums and were either knocked or refurbished.
There were differing grades of tenement - some of them very nice, indeed.

Hitchens · 13-06-2013 2:38pm

I'm not saying we were poor in the tenements, but my mother used to buy all our clothes in a World War II army surplus store....................it wasn't much fun going to school dressed as a Japanese Admiral

HeidiHeidi · 13-06-2013 2:38pm

http://www.met.ie/news/display.asp?ID=206

http://www.rte.ie/archives/2013/0611/455873-floods-in-dublin/

This is the thunderstorm he's on about, I think

syklops · 13-06-2013 2:38pm

WTF is the point of this topic?

lucylu · 13-06-2013 2:38pm

Bingo BOOM

InsurDance

RobertKK · 13-06-2013 2:39pm

Like pigs in doo doo.

Itssoeasy · 13-06-2013 2:40pm

I listened to the podcast yesterday and listening to it now. Joe really loves the misery doesn't he ?

"Your radio listeners there." As opposed to his tv listeners ?

yop · 13-06-2013 2:41pm

Ah Jaysis.

lucylu · 13-06-2013 2:41pm

give up yer auld sins ..

JonathanAnon · 13-06-2013 2:41pm

Fenian Street? Are we sure the protestants didnt blow up the houses?

Tisserand · 13-06-2013 2:41pm

syklops wrote: »

WTF is the point of this topic?

To get around eventually to somebody to BLAME, it must be somebody's FAULT and they must be ENTITLED to COMPENSATION and SOMETHING NEEDS TO BE DONE ABOUT IT

JonathanAnon · 13-06-2013 2:42pm

She failed?? She didnt fekn tell us that..

RobertKK · 13-06-2013 2:43pm

We need Jim Corr, I am sure the collapse was part of some conspiracy, done by RTE to fill radio time 50 years later.

Harry Angstrom · 13-06-2013 2:43pm

We had a bath once a year whether we needed it or not Joe.

yop · 13-06-2013 2:43pm

Fuk sake. There is truely the worst radio ever.
1.5m to save on getting rid of the PL show yet they keep paying 400k a year to this clown.

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