Christmas DEADLINE spells death knell of Covid: Yuletide Liveline

gmisk

neonsofa wrote: »

Oh god I remember that. She really popularised the term "forever home" and I will never forgive her for it :pac:
And all the radio djs (Ray Darcy was particularly bad for it) saying well done to her in the interviews when she got the house.... it was very very frustrating listening to it. Whatever about "congratulations", but "well done".... for what?!

The fact she turned down two places was barely mentioned. She didn't like the lack of security...welcome to the world of renting!

But she ended up with her forever home at 31 without having to work save and scramble for every penny....

neonsofa

gmisk wrote: »

The fact she turned down two places was barely mentioned. She didn't like the lack of security...welcome to the world of renting!

But she ended up with her forever home at 31 without having to work save and scramble for every penny....

Yeah, they were offering accommodation through HAP if I remember correctly, so she didn't want to take them because the lease would "only" offer her something like 3/5years stability.... most people would eat their arm off for a 3 year lease and the majority of their rent paid for!
At the time I remember thinking she was an idiot turning down 3 years of subsidised rent where she could put everything she earns towards saving for a house deposit.... Jokes on me, she has a "forever home" and I'm still saving away for a deposit, for a mortgage i may never even get :pac:

PieOhMy

gmisk wrote: »

The fact she turned down two places was barely mentioned. She didn't like the lack of security...welcome to the world of renting!

But she ended up with her forever home at 31 without having to work save and scramble for every penny....

Managed to cobble the money together to study at trin a tee college then somehow (going to guess its through a grant). Could be a similar degree to the connoly station resident that was bothered by the noise

golondrinas

dvcireland wrote: »

standing in the water for 2minutes does not constitute sea swimming

Was at the beach this morning. Gob****e wouldn’t enter the water until yer wan came along and took his photo to put up on ............whatever.

goose2005

2smiggy wrote: »

a simple google of da company throws up a number of 1 star reviews

i'm shocked, I thought they had to be trustworthy with a website based in Colombia

Clon63

Deleted User wrote: »

The story has too many holes.

Why didn't she use her card in the garage? Why didn't she bring her bag with her to the school? Following a car in Dublin traffic is not easy. Plus a man loitering in a bank would stick out like a sore thumb.

Well done. Well done Detective Denartha. That was a very sophiticated and elaborate investigation. TYFYS

ButtersSuki

Imagine what this shoyte will cost:

https://www.independent.ie/news/rte-stars-to-be-sent-on-covid-19-course-as-review-finds-five-safety-breaches-at-retirement-gathering-39836031.html?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=IN:Daily&hConversionEventId=AQEAAZQF2gAmdjQwMDAwMDE3Ni0zZTkyLTNlMTUtYWQ2NS0zNDE2M2VhYjRmOTPaACQwZDc0ZjBkYy1mNzU4LTQyYzgtMDAwMC0wMjFlZjNhMGJjYzTaACQwNzcxYzM4ZC1iZDBiLTRlODEtOWExZS1iOWEyYjI1MDE4YzkjXXlt4WEyJj044Fv6okKM1y8WVJP0f6Efy_G-_zVOkg


And that's BEFORE the contractors will submit their invoices for their time attending said course. Herr Duffy alone could "earn" €10K if it's a half day course. I love how RTE continually find ways to enrich the staff and employees through their own incompetence.

sligojoek

gmisk wrote: »

Fesshole....I recommend it big time

I love that account. I haven't looked at it for 2 weeks. It'll pass an hour later.

dvcireland wrote: »

is Ger Smith a future what Joe Duffy was to Uncle Gaybo?

That'd be Eoghann McDermott.

ButtersSuki

sligojoek wrote: »

That'd be Eoghann Woke McDermott.

FYP.

An Claidheamh

neonsofa wrote: »

Oh god I remember that. She really popularised the term "forever home" and I will never forgive her for it :pac:
And all the radio djs (Ray Darcy was particularly bad for it) saying well done to her in the interviews when she got the house.... it was very very frustrating listening to it. Whatever about "congratulations", but "well done".... for what?!

Can recall Vincent Browne was being one of her patrons, sympathising with her on his tv show after others called her out on her bs on twitter

The documentary showed that she had her own car, dog and was wearing designer glasess, describing her hotel as a "posh prison" after being on the housing list for 8 years

Worse thing is, she was being congratulated for doing nothing apart from barefaced lieing (as in that article), complaining and doing nothing to help herself

She then later wanted to force TCD to accept her on a course and was on twitter wanting Dublin City Council to pay for some minor home repairs - as if her human rights had been violated

She is a terrible example to her child, as she is nothing but a child herself, and a scammer

golondrinas1

PieOhMy wrote: »

Managed to cobble the money together to study at trin a tee college then somehow (going to guess its through a grant). Could be a similar degree to the connoly station resident that was bothered by the noise

I don't think they gave her a forever home. I think it was more a " Shut the f**k up home.. He who shouts the loudest etc. Is she yet another with a walk away Daddy. They should be made to provide. Then again that might put them all over the everything free limit.

neonsofa

An Claidheamh wrote: »

Can recall Vincent Browne was being one of her patrons, sympathising with her on his tv show after others called her out on her bs on twitter

The documentary showed that she had her own car, dog and was wearing designer glasess, describing her hotel as a "posh prison" after being on the housing list for 8 years

Worse thing is, she was being congratulated for doing nothing apart from barefaced lieing (as in that article), complaining and doing nothing to help herself

She then later wanted to force TCD to accept her on a course and was on twitter wanting Dublin City Council to pay for some minor home repairs - as if her human rights had been violated

She is a terrible example to her child, as she is nothing but a child herself, and a scammer

Initially on that TV show, I thought she wanted to help herself, because she had a part time job, so I was kind of championing her initially and hoped she got sorted. Im a young single parent myself so i know how hard it is. But by sorted, I meant something like HAP while saving her earnings for a mortgage deposit.... not a house handed to her!

But then while watching the show I did find it weird that her parents took in her dogs (they couldn't stay in the hotel).....but not her and her daughter...?

Then the interviews came and her lies started piling up and I saw her for what she really was.

With the trinity thing, I think she was accepted on an access course, but didn't qualify for back to education allowance at the time, because she was receiving a payment (new jobseekers transition payment as far as I remember) that didn't qualify for back to education, at that time. She had been claiming family income supplement before that while working, and then she gave up her job to study, not realising that she wouldn't qualify for back to ed, based on whatever payment she changed over to, so she kicked up a fuss and they actually ammended/backtracked the (admittedly new) guidelines, which conveniently allowed her to study while on that payment.

At the time I was working full time and studying part time (paid for by my wage), so it struck a nerve when people were congratulating her for having it all handed to her, which is why I remember the specifics... not some obsessed stalker :pac: (just a bitter betty!)

An Claidheamh

neonsofa wrote: »

Initially on that TV show, I thought she wanted to help herself, because she had a part time job, so I was kind of championing her initially and hoped she got sorted. Im a young single parent myself so i know how hard it is. But by sorted, I meant something like HAP while saving her earnings for a mortgage deposit.... not a house handed to her!

But then while watching the show I did find it weird that her parents took in her dogs (they couldn't stay in the hotel).....but not her and her daughter...?

Then the interviews came and her lies started piling up and I saw her for what she really was.

With the trinity thing, I think she was accepted on an access course, but didn't qualify for back to education allowance at the time, because she was receiving a payment (new jobseekers transition payment as far as I remember) that didn't qualify for back to education, at that time. She had been claiming family income supplement before that while working, and then she gave up her job to study, not realising that she wouldn't qualify for back to ed, based on whatever payment she changed over to, so she kicked up a fuss and they actually ammended/backtracked the (admittedly new) guidelines, which conveniently allowed her to study while on that payment.

At the time I was working full time and studying part time (paid for by my wage), so it struck a nerve when people were congratulating her for having it all handed to her, which is why I remember the specifics... not some obsessed stalker :pac: (just a bitter betty!)

That’s correct, and her parents seemed like reasonable people, it wasn’t like she was thrown out out her family home or anything

That documentary really backfired on its makers

Unbelievable, she wouldn’t contribute to her own course, she has no responsibility, no doubt if they fault her she will sue or something

Good luck in the future neonsofa, hope it works out for you

KevRossi

She did the course in Trinity and when given the house stated it was he 'forever home'. She made it clear that she has no intention of ever attempting to save money from a job she gets from her Trinity qualification, to pay a deposit to buy her own home.

But then why would she save for a deposit. Let the taxpayer subsidise her house. It means she has more disposable income to pay for the luxuries in her life.

She knows how to work the system and leach it for all it's worth.

ButtersSuki

KevRossi wrote: »

She did the course in Trinity and when given the house stated it was he 'forever home'. She made it clear that she has no intention of ever attempting to save money from a job she gets from her Trinity qualification, to pay a deposit to buy her own home.

But then why would she save for a deposit. Let the taxpayer subsidise her house. It means she has more disposable income to pay for the luxuries in her life.

She knows how to work the system and leach it for all it's worth.

A woman after Herr Duffy's heart so to speak...............

neonsofa

An Claidheamh wrote: »

That’s correct, and her parents seemed like reasonable people, it wasn’t like she was thrown out out her family home or anything

That documentary really backfired on its makers

Unbelievable, she wouldn’t contribute to her own course, she has no responsibility, no doubt if they fault her she will sue or something

Good luck in the future neonsofa, hope it works out for you

Yeah they seemed like decent people.

Thanks so much! Same to you!

sligojoek

V Day.. Vaccine day.

Voices of Covid sufferers. Irish medic administers vaccine

Nordridden Ireland.

Clip of Margaret scam from yesterday.

Washerrands.

dvcireland

1) the Covid survivors
2) who is first to get vaccine
3) scammed lady from yesterday
4) more than likely some fluffy piece about someone who turned down a free gaff to boost their followers on twitter

2smiggy

- It's V-Day today (vaccine day) . Expect calls from the Yew Kay
- Ireland's announcements who gets the vaccine first
- Scams from yesterday. A woman followed, who has money in her bag, is now a (sophisticated) scam ?!?

dvcireland

sligojoek wrote: »

V Day.. Vaccine day.

Voices of Covid sufferers. Irish medic administers vaccine

Nordridden Ireland.

Clip of Margaret scam from yesterday.

Washerrands.

Norn iron says No to vaccine

ButtersSuki

Here's what's promised on twodaze show, along wit some tings dat will defini-EYE-telly be on twodaze show:

• Stupid puns
• The host laughing like a loon at things that aren't remotely funny
• Appalling grammar and diction
• Mispronunciations
• Rudeness
• V Day. V for Vaccine Day. We've been contacted by Vices you've heard dis year
• Irish medics and medics of Irish extraction so to speak
• Our friends in Nordren Ireland - expect lots of WHOYs twoday
• Old peeple getting it furst and dat
• Lots of scams coming up to Christmas
• Clip of a Howiya was scammed -sounded like she was robbed tbh

Not sure if I'll be in twoday so to speak.

dvcireland

https://www.rte.ie/news/us/2020/1208/1183039-chuck-yeager/

Chuck Yeager, first pilot to break sound barrier, dies aged 97

Joe: still had so much to give at that age

ButtersSuki

That song "Dark Long Enough" is very offensive to People of Colour so to speak. I want it cancelled.
#woke

gmisk

dvcireland wrote: »

https://www.rte.ie/news/us/2020/1208/1183039-chuck-yeager/

Chuck Yeager, first pilot to break sound barrier, dies aged 97

Joe: still had so much to give at that age

A young beauriful boy so to speak

dvcireland

dvcireland wrote: »

https://www.rte.ie/news/us/2020/1208/1183039-chuck-yeager/

Chuck Yeager, first pilot to break sound barrier, dies aged 97

Joe: still had so much to give at that age

Always glad to hear of great pilots dying of old age in their beds rather than a stupid accident. My old instructor died aged 102, had a new girlfriend and all.

ButtersSuki

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Here's what's promised on twodaze show, along wit some tings dat will defini-EYE-telly be on twodaze show:

• Stupid puns
• The host laughing like a loon at things that aren't remotely funny
• Appalling grammar and diction
• Mispronunciations
• Rudeness
• V Day. V for Vaccine Day. We've been contacted by Vices you've heard dis year
• Irish medics and medics of Irish extraction so to speak
• Our friends in Nordren Ireland - expect lots of WHOYs twoday
• RTE peeple getting it furst and dat
• Lots of scams coming up to Christmas
• Clip of a Howiya was scammed -sounded like she was robbed tbh

Not sure if I'll be in twoday so to speak.

FYP

dvcireland

dvcireland wrote: »

Norn iron says No to vaccine

Someone will find a way to introduce "flegs" into the discussion.

Atlantic Dawn

dvcireland wrote: »

https://www.rte.ie/news/us/2020/1208/1183039-chuck-yeager/

Chuck Yeager, first pilot to break sound barrier, dies aged 97

Joe: still had so much to give at that age

RIP, he had a computer game released in early 90's, the planes were proper fookers to fly, no floy by wire back then so to speak.

pc7

God Donnelly on the news now, I don't think I've ever disliked a politician more than Donnelly and I can't stand that weasle Howlin so for me that is something. He's a slithery, slimey scammer imho, can only hope when we get an election people see through him and he's out.

Dan Jaman

dvcireland wrote: »

https://www.rte.ie/news/us/2020/1208/1183039-chuck-yeager/

Chuck Yeager, first pilot to break sound barrier, dies aged 97

I don't think Chuck had much time for boolchit artists.

BPKS

dvcireland wrote: »

1) the Covid survivors
2) who is first to get vaccine
3) scammed lady from yesterday
4) more than likely some fluffy piece about someone who turned down a free gaff to boost their followers on twitter

Chances of Gold today seem very, very slim.

Think I'll take a half day and put up the tree.

Before you ask - its green

pc7

pc7 wrote: »

God Donnelly on the news now, I don't think I've ever disliked a politician more than Donnelly and I can't stand that weasle Howlin so for me that is something. He's a slithery, slimey scammer imho, can only hope when we get an election people see through him and he's out.

He's certainly proved himself to be all that.

Roger_007

Deleted User wrote: »

Always glad to hear of great pilots dying of old age in their beds rather than a stupid accident. My old instructor died aged 102, had a new girlfriend and all.

‘Twas the new girlfriend that probably caused his demise !;)

BPKS

BPKS wrote: »

Chances of Gold today seem very, very slim.

Think I'll take a half day and put up the tree.

Before you ask - its green

Wat colour are de baubles and de loights?

Dan Jaman

Nothing like digging up some gloomy chit, eh Joe?

Atlantic Dawn

Anyone for de last of de troubles bukes...

barney shamrock

Horrific, horrific.
He can't help himself

gmisk

It took oh a good 5 seconds before he mentioned the troubles...

Roger_007

A death to start with......no surprise there?

Dan Jaman

Eighty-eight. A mere stripling.

Bringing de good news to graveyards.

dvcireland

Roger_007 wrote: »

‘Twas the new girlfriend that probably caused his demise !;)

shearforce

88, only a whippersnapper

Visits the mothers grave every day?

Er... it's not Joe he needs to talk to, its a bereavement councillor.

dvcireland

hands up if you actually hug your siblings

Mena Mitty

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Anyone for de last of de troubles bukes...

Doktor Josef has more pressing matters today. The big roll out of the big 'V' sotospeak.

Dan Jaman

There's something seriously wrong with this man.

touts

He walks up to the graveyard every day to visit his mother's grave, leave flowers and talk to her about the events of the day.

I'd say he's single.

TheHomeService

This is dreadful shyte, even by Duffy’s standards.

Dan Jaman

Dan Jaman wrote: »

There's something seriously wrong with this man.

And the caller as well.