Liveline thread 12/08/16 to date

Roger_007

The cheek of Duffy asking this guy to justify his pay! He should ask Joe to justify his pay.

PauloMN

Sounds like exactly the kind of person for that job. The amount of BS I'd say he has heard is something else.

Fujitsu10

Gungadin wrote: »

Its a pity Sean's retired.

Wouldn't Sean make a great presenter of De Live Line

Living Off The Splash

Day three and this guy is picking up on the obvious questions that Duffy didn't ask over the past two days.

Now he is trying to find out how much this guy was paid.

snubbleste

"He was afraid to go back because of earthquakes"

Atlantic Dawn

I'd love to have a few pints with Seán to hear all the tales he has.

Itssoeasy

Sean is not having non of Joes guff. Hehehe

PauloMN

"Afraid of earthquakes" lol

jojofizzio

Gungadin wrote: »

Its a pity Sean's retired.

I wonder could he get re-appointed like retired teachers can??

SEPT 23 1989

refreshing stuff

Atlantic Dawn

Seán should be a trainer for the rest of them assessing cases.

somesoldiers

PauloMN wrote: »

Sounds like exactly the kind of person for that job. The amount of BS I'd say he has heard is something else.

Sean for Taoiseach!!

Atlantic Dawn

I guess this topic is now dead in the water in 5 mins or less.

Itssoeasy

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Se n should be a trainer for the rest of them assessing cases.

Yep.

sligojoek

TheHomeService wrote: »

"Cast Down".

Which reminds me, where's the Bingo Card?

"Compare and contrast" shortly after that.

An Claidheamh

This guy is schooling Joe.

Brilliant.

PeterTheNinth

"Did you think he was a gangster?"
"He wasn't a refugee, Joe".

Perfect answer to the loaded question.

cowboyBuilder

Earthquakes !!

Didn't know he arrived in Dublin from a truck in Romania

snubbleste

IT Letters Thu, Mar 28, 2013

Sir,
– Breda O’Brien (“Inhumane asylum seeker system needs radical reform”, Opinion, March 23rd) states, “Our current system also prevents asylum seekers from finding work, and forces them to depend on the meagre bounty of the State.
One man said to me that if you had worked in your own country, not even being allowed to apply for a job is like torture.”
If this gentleman she refers to had a job in his own country, why is he looking for the protection of this State – protection that he is claiming, as an asylum seeker, is not available to him in his home country, for such is what a real refugee is.
This man, clearly, is an economic migrant and not a refugee, similar to the undocumented Irish in the US.
– Yours, etc,
SEAN DEEGAN,
(Former Member of Refugee Appeals Tribunal),
Rochfortbridge, Co Westmeath.

Itssoeasy

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

I guess this topic is now dead in the water in 5 mins or less.

Yeah the researchers are in frantic topic B mode.

PauloMN

10% on a criminal watch-list.... jaysus, real eye-opener this stuff.

Atlantic Dawn

The social welfare in Ireland is one of the best on earth, that's whoy.

Living Off The Splash

Joe trying to get the guy to say....SOCIAL WELFARE PAYMENTS.

SEPT 23 1989

Sean not falling for any of his tricks

Atlantic Dawn

Is Duffy for real?

Dan Jaman

I suppose Sean won't be back on for a while after this. Too full of fact and no nonsense - doesn't fit in at all.

Itssoeasy

PeterTheNinth wrote: »

"Did you think he was a gangster?"
"He wasn't a refugee, Joe".

Perfect answer to the loaded question.

Yeah you can see that this isn't Sean's first picnic.

2smiggy

Duffy's well out of his depth here !! it's embarrassing really

snubbleste

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Is Duffy for real?

Yes. He really is that thick.

FrKurtFahrt

Sean looks and sounds like Fr Jack