A Moan Again, Naturally: Liveline 18/07/2019 to date

sligojoek

Had she an accent?

Mena Mitty

A man videoing the child...a bit of a sinister turn of events.

Odyssey 2005

You were looking at the permit. Tell the truth,and Duffy ask her why she was looking

sligojoek

What frame do you put on the man videoing her so to spea?

PieOhMy

Take your hands off my meal ticket... I mean child. Take your hands off my child!

Dan Jaman

3pm Joe. Off down Grafton St and earn some honest money, Joe.

dvcireland

Her own cause...new school shoes.

Odyssey 2005

Odyssey 2005 wrote: »

I wonder will Cat bunk into the terrible Thursday show at the ploughing ?

Mucky fields are not my thing. I’m pure south-east Dublin

Odyssey 2005

Well, that was a complete clusterfuk.

SEPT 23 1989

very poor show today

Odyssey 2005

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

very poor show today

It's very obvious that he has zero pride in his work.

Odyssey 2005

Odyssey 2005 wrote: »

I wonder will Cat bunk into the terrible Thursday show at the ploughing ?

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Mucky fields are not my thing. I’m pure south-east Dublin

I'll be there, following on from Cat's reconnaissance visit to Bloom, to catalogue the goings-on in real time and to shout various guttersnipe epithets at our plush-clad emcee in red velour.

One observation/question on today's programme, following on from Duffy's most recent book plug: is this some way of deflecting from his own ’free’ advertisements of his work, by showing that he's also promoting the work of other authors? It's a weak gesture, if so, because there are hundreds of publications of an historical nature vying for public attention, and he's being very selective in those which he's advertising -- the previous author had worked on an RTE documentary.

Strange. He's either deflecting or whetting the public appetite for historical moordors. This content is completely out-of-place on (mar dhea) caller-driven Liveline, regardless.

pinkyeye

thecretinhop wrote: »

bit of a rough day lads had to put our golden lab down. came here to distract me

I feel your pain cretin, had to have my springer spaniel put down last December and my heart is still broken when I think of it. :(

Hope you're okay.

ButtersSuki

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

I'll be there, following on from Cat's reconnaissance visit to Bloom, to catalogue the goings-on in real time and to shout various guttersnipe epithets at our plush-clad emcee in red velour.

One observation/question on today's programme, following on from Duffy's most recent book plug: is this some way of deflecting from his own ’free’ advertisements of his work, by showing that he's also promoting the work of other authors? It's a weak gesture, if so, because there are hundreds of publications of an historical nature vying for public attention, and he's being very selective in those which he's advertising -- the previous author had worked on an RTE documentary.

Strange. He's either deflecting or whetting the public appetite for historical moordors. This content is completely out-of-place on (mar dhea) caller-driven Liveline, regardless.

And certain posters say I’m cynical about Mr. Duffy and his motives....:pac:

ButtersSuki

ButtersSuki wrote: »

And certain posters say I’m cynical about Mr. Duffy and his motives....:pac:

Certain posters have been warned by more authoritative mods.

It is bizarre, is it not? Two random book-plugs (concerning historical murders) in two consecutive weeks. I don't think we're exaggerating in observing such a strange coincidece, right on the eve of the release of another book on a similar topic by Duffy himself.

I didn't hear last Friday's programme, where I think a book was also mentioned. That would make it three plugs* and presumably, none of them caller-driven.


*Unless today's plug was the same book as Friday's.

pinkyeye

As for all these ones on moaning about the child busking. Call the police and stop this crap of ringing Joe to complain. Gob****es.

Conor84

Yeah Friday had another book plug too.

But like rules change all the time on Liveline. Only last week the 16 year old who was at the cinema seeing the couples expressing their devotion for each other was OBVIOUSLY too young to be on the show where 14 year old Busker Ali was fine today.

Always wondered what it was like to be home schooled. Sure we all would have loved that especially if you didn't have to do the Junior Cert. She must have missed out on the CPSE class during her home schooling as Mr Duffy had ro check her on her use of offensive terms.

Conor84

Conor84 wrote: »

Yeah Friday had another book plug too.

Was Friday's plug different to today's plug?

If so, that makes 3 book plugs (unsolicited) in 2 weeks.

Odd.

As someone else remarked here recently (I am stealing your quip) we usually have to wait until Christmas eve to hear about those books nobody else wants to read. So what's Duffy playing at?

sligojoek

Friday's buke was about a postman who was moordered in Waaherford on xmas day back in the mists of time. Joe referenced it today before he moved onto the buke about Fr Philip Eno.

sligojoek

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

Was Friday's plug different to today's plug?

If so, that makes 3 book plugs (unsolicited) in 2 weeks.

Odd.

As someone else remarked here recently (I am stealing your quip) we usually have to wait until Christmas eve to hear about those books nobody else wants to read. So what's Duffy playing at?

What's the betting RTE have a show coming up about unsolved murders?

Subliminal advertising or "advertising leakage" (c) D4bes. One or the other, cos it's not caller driven.

thesandeman

I haven't had time to comment here much lately due to circumstances beyond my control but I have to make time for this.

First of all nobody seems to have noticed (including Duffy, but the only thing on his EYE-pad is probably recordings of his own shìte) that Radio 1's Doc On One originally aired a programme about the postman murder 10 years ago and it has been repeated at least twice since.
Also, one if not more books have been published about the incident.
Unless this is a reprint why has Joe taken a sudden interest in the subject??

sligojoek

Addicts fighting over a "Turk-in-ay."

Child buskers

Students in digs have to remove belongings at weekends to facilitate Air BnB.

Comedy about the famine. Is it too soon.

Something about the rose of Tralee and dog poo on Dublin jerseys.

shamrockvilla

sligojoek wrote: »

Addicts fighting over a "Turk-in-ay."

Child buskers

Students in digs have to remove belongings at weekends to facilitate Air BnB.

Comedy about the famine. Is it too soon.

Something about the rose of Tralee and dog poo on Dublin jerseys.

Thought I was hearing things

"A Turk in ay"

ButtersSuki

sligojoek wrote: »

Addicts fighting over a "Turk-in-ay."

Anudder “unique” pronunciation (or “Joe-ism”) I see.....:rolleyes:

Surprised they were called addicts, are they not the unwell?

ButtersSuki

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Anudder “unique” pronunciation (or “Joe-ism”) I see.....:rolleyes:

Surprised they were called addicts, are they not the unwell?

He corrected the girl yesterday when she called them junkies, started off with “people with a drug addiction” and realising this was a bit long-winded changed to “drug addicts”. “Unwell” would have been a bit of a leap for the teenager on line 1, but I’m quite sure he wanted to use the term.

Dan Jaman

PLOOOG PLOOG PLOOG

Hector Savage

is this guy f*cking serious ???

Detective Joe has solved a croime!

SEPT 23 1989

NOBODY CARES

Beechwoodspark

Not this sh1te again

BPKS

Joe if you are reading this on your Eye Pad - will you ever FCUK OFF

pc7

omg the boredom!

Heard all this before and before

Dan Jaman

<slap!>
<thump!>
"D'ye think I'm being too robust, there?"

"Oh no, yer fine Guard, carry on."

bottlebrush

Columbo would solve this

PieOhMy

Theres an ulterior motive for this I'm convinced of it. The versatis epic went on for ages but it actually effected a large number of people. But this is just beyond belief.

Beechwoodspark

Joe would LOVE to be discussing contemporary court cases but he can’t so these old old old cases are the next best thing

McDermotX

Deathbed confessions.

Joe is salivating.

Beechwoodspark

Absolutely no one cares joe.

Just you.

Possibly anghus when he is in the mood to pretend he’s interested.

BPKS

Joe thinks the most idyllic places in Dublin is near a graveyard!

Either says a lot about Joe or says a lot about Dublin

PieOhMy

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

Absolutely no one cares joe.

Just you.

Possibly anghus when he is in the mood to pretend he’s interested.

Angus has moved on to greener pastures

pc7

Joe stop fooking scribbling on paper!

McDermotX

McDermotX wrote: »

Deathbed confessions.

Joe is salivating.

Cathay O’Shannon covered all this before on TV, every bit of it.

SEPT 23 1989

would you not explain whats going on at the start?

Ally Dick

The guards are right. No drinking in public. I'm sick of everyone breaking the rules. It remains to be seen if it will be enforced

PieOhMy

Dublin local news topic maybe? This show has been now reduced to local pub levels. Do people in tipp or Kerry care?

Ah an eloquent description of the area. Why does he think that this makes it any way relevant to people?

Beechwoodspark

PieOhMy wrote: »

Angus has moved on to greener pastures

Oh really??? Tell all?

shearforce

"plastic glass"

BPKS

An online petition to allow knacker drinking

Del.Monte

What has this got to do with the missing postman????