Lahvlahn Thread from 12/01/17 - Now we're talking

jelutong

It never ceases to amaze me that the church knows everything that happened two and three millennia ago and yet nothing about the recent past. Selective amnesia?

ButtersSuki

Roger_007 wrote: »

Its feckin pathetic the way people still cling to the rotten corrupt church Fianna Fáil Party despite everything that has gone on.

FYP.

Atlantic Dawn

Fibergade strike called, ladies and gentlemen I give you one of tomorrows show topics...

Dublin firefighters have served notice of two days of strike action in the dispute over ambulance services.

In a letter to city council, SIPTU says there will be a 24-hour stoppage on Saturday 18 March.

http://www.rte.ie/news/2017/0306/857675-dublin-fire-brigade/

Lady Chatterton

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Fibergade strike called, ladies and gentlemen I give you one of tomorrows show topics...

http://www.rte.ie/news/2017/0306/857675-dublin-fire-brigade/

This can be a tough thread for dyslexics

I see the word 'Fibergade' and for a few seconds, I think that the lads rolling out e-fibre broadband are going on strike

sligojoek

Lady Chatterton wrote: »

This can be a tough thread for dyslexics

I see the word 'Fibergade' and for a few seconds, I think that the lads rolling out e-fibre broadband are going on strike

Thet can go on strike all they want. They finished my village and estate last month. Just waiting for the big switch on.

By the way, did you watch the hurling yesterday?:D

Cdosrun

Joe should get one of his regular on the line priest friends onto answer about the Tuam babies.
Not a chance.

Lady Chatterton

sligojoek wrote: »

They can go on strike all they want. They finished my village and estate last month. Just waiting for the big switch on.

By the way, did you watch the hurling yesterday?:D

You're showing off again, Joe.....you do have a nice estate though



Well done on winning the league match yesterday, see you for the Championship. I'm expecting great things from the new management team.

Dan Jaman

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Fibergade strike called, ladies and gentlemen I give you one of tomorrows show topics...



http://www.rte.ie/news/2017/0306/857675-dublin-fire-brigade/

Joe keeping his fingers crossed the Chateau doesn't catch alight.

Fujitsu10

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Fibergade strike called, ladies and gentlemen I give you one of tomorrows show topics...



http://www.rte.ie/news/2017/0306/857675-dublin-fire-brigade/

This will be interesting, how come Dublin expect to have a combined Fibergade and Hambulance service while the rest of the country rely on a National call centre for these services?
Maybe because it's the Capital and after all the boys and girls in the Dublin Fibergade must be treated different to the rest of us??? :rolleyes:

Red Kev

Fire boys on strike? This could be good. Will he have the same hostility to them that he had to the Luas strikers?

Or has he had the tongue extender in last night, ready to grease it up and lodge it up the exhaust pipe of the nearest fire truck.

Firemen can't be touched morally according to Joe. Will he drop the Tuam Babies for this? He ignored the old farmer being murdered during a break in as well as the lady marching to Dublin for her sick child.

But it's a pet topic of Joe's so if the strike goes ahead it'll get a good airing here.

Caller driven show my arse.

Atlantic Dawn

De 2-17 Joe Duffy Wurkday Calculator and dat:

Wurkdays in 2-17 to date so to speak: 46
Joe Shows: 40
No Show Joe Shows: 6
PBH Shows: 0
D'Omen Shows: 6
AN Udder Shows: 0

Atlantic Dawn

T'day...
Chew'em baby home again
Booterstown babies home

Roger_007

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

T'day...
Chew'em baby home again
Booterstown babies home

I'm surprised that the government set up a commission of inquiry into the baby homes scandal when they could simply have handed the whole thing over to Duffy and the Liveline crew.

I assume it'll be another misery fest today?

Oops69

the news At one is unlistenable to any more , aine Lawlor guffawing and giggling like a dumb blonde or something .

Oops69

Oops69 wrote: »

the news At one is unlistenable to any more , aine Lawlor guffawing and giggling like a dumb blonde or something .

What was she giggling about?

Oops69

Deleted User wrote: »

What was she giggling about?

Some scientific one talking about going to mars , this is about 10 minutes when she was sighing and all fake tears and cracking voice after interviewing the sister of a possibke victim of abuse .

Dan Jaman

Deleted User wrote: »

What was she giggling about?

I always get the impression there's a dwarf tickling her under the newsdesk.

Harry Palmr

Oops69 wrote: »

the news At one is unlistenable to any more , aine Lawlor guffawing and giggling like a dumb blonde or something .

Deleted User wrote: »

What was she giggling about?

Oops69 wrote: »

Some scientific one talking about going to mars , this is about 10 minutes when she was sighing and all fake tears and cracking voice after interviewing the sister of a possibke victim of abuse .

That's because women don't understand about going to Mars, only to Venus.

/exits stage left.

vicwatson

Priest's angle gonna be interesting, silver linings?

Atlantic Dawn

Sounds like a great place to be a kid.

Dan Jaman

Wtf is this - a backdoor PR stunt by the Church?

Fujitsu10

Total overload of "Mudders, Fadhers, Bruders and Systers"....................

vicwatson

Ah ha, here's the angle coming now ! "They weren't ALL bad Joe"

vicwatson

Dan Jaman wrote: »

Wtf is this - a backdoor PR stunt by the Church?

Duffy's/RTE version of "balance"

Noddyholder

Sisters were a lovely group, all them dead babies are an imagination, move on here...

So it wasn't the nuns who weren't nice to them, it was the other kids.

Well that solves that. Thanks caller.

vicwatson

This isn't balance, this is pure hearsay

Dan Jaman

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Sounds like a great place to be a kid.

Sure, there was swimming to be had, out the back.

vicwatson

Aw Musha, poor Nuns

Noddyholder

A 1947 report by an official inspector who visited the Home says some of the children were suffering from malnutrition, and 12 out of 31 infants examined were described as being "emaciated and not thriving". It also says that the Home was overcrowded, with 271 children and 61 mothers living there.[35] Death rates were extraordinarily high: 34 per cent of children died in the home in 1943; 25 per cent died in 1944; 23 per cent died in 1945; 27 per cent died in 1946. The report states "The death rate amongst infants is high... The death rate had appeared to be on the decrease but has now begun to rise again. It is time to enquire into the possible cause before the death rate mounts higher." The report went on to say, "the care given to infants in the Home is good, the Sisters are careful and attentive; diets are excellent. It is not here that we must look for cause of the death rate".[35]

An inspection two years later in 1949, conducted by inspectors from the Galway County Council, reported “everything in the home in good order and congratulated the Bon Secour sisters on the excellent condition of their Institution.”[36]

https://www.google.es/url?sa=t&rct=j...UULyTgP_ji9RiQ

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Roger_007

vicwatson wrote: »

This isn't balance, this is pure hearsay

....like 99% of everything you hear on de lavhlane!

vicwatson

It WASN'T A BURIAL GROUND FFS, it was a mass grave FFS

Noddyholder

Culture of care, Irish nun style...

Noddyholder

vicwatson wrote: »

It WASN'T A BURIAL GROUND FFS, it was a mass grave FFS

A septic tank :mad:

avfc1874

Roger_007 wrote: »

....like 99% of everything you hear on de lavhlane!

The nuns were a great bunch of lads

furiousox

It's a trap padre, run!!

DoctorEdgeWild

This guy is absolutely unbelievable.

Jan_de_Bakker

Sorry, just tuned in , Who is calling the journalist that brought this up the devil ?

Rock Lesnar

DoctorEdgeWild wrote: »

This guy is absolutely unbelievable.

Thats our Joe

vicwatson

DoctorEdgeWild wrote: »

This guy is absolutely unbelievable.

It's like he is from a parallel universe :mad:

His long pauses are pure sign he doesn't believe the commissions report, clown

Jan_de_Bakker

So this is f/cking denial !!

And they are calling out Catherine Corless for exposing this ???

un real .

Oops69

For once joe is doing a good job and burying this apologist fcuker .

2smiggy

How were the dead treated with 'respect' ?

Odyssey 2005

I hope Duffy doesn't break his neck if he falls off that high horse he on.:(

vicwatson

This priest is speaking the language of "mind-boggle"

vicwatson

2smiggy wrote: »

How were the dead treated with 'respect' ?

The experts say they weren't and Father Ted there has completely disregarded them:mad:

vicwatson

Oops69 wrote: »

For once joe is doing a good job and burying this apologist fcuker .

Not really, he could call him to task more imo, this priest is talking ****e and Duffy letting him

Fujitsu10

I wonder who is responsible if not the nuns?
Was it the local undertaker that was putting the babies bodies in the septic tank unknown to the poor auld nuns???
Get to Fcuk out of here.......... :mad::mad:

Noddyholder

Denial, Paul , is not just a river in Egypt . ffs unbelievable.