Liveline Valentine: Roses are red, violations are blue, do be, do be do be do.

generalgerry

Is he allowed call them evil? Legally he is only allowed refer directly to the charges against them, and they weren't convicted of being evil.

Atlantic Dawn

Will we have ads on soon telling us how to wipe our hole efficiently?

thecretinhop

mutly laughing broke ll

Joe cuts her off mid sentence.

Or maybe they have Ray on the sound desk again.

TheHomeService

Evil, evil, evil people!

But the lad who swiped the phone with the dead girl's pictures was "cast down, down on his luck and unwell"?

Feck off Joe!

SEPT 23 1989

evil evil people and banging on his desk

generalgerry

generalgerry wrote: »

Is he allowed call them evil? Legally he is only allowed refer directly to the charges against them, and they weren't convicted of being evil.

They defrauded a bank. You'd swear they were caught drowning puppies the way some callers are going on.

2smiggy

BPKS wrote: »

The mental health card is played on Liveline 10 times a show caller

will we get the beauty/nail salon that opened in Dublin today, for mental health apparently

gmisk

"Be the difference...breathe the difference"

What the hell is that meant to even mean?! Who the hell approved that as a slogan?!

gmisk

2smiggy wrote: »

will we get the beauty/nail salon that opened in Dublin today, for mental health apparently

Huh? Do you have a link?

zell12

Caller driven show?

gmisk

"Noel da da da judge we won't go into da details..."

Such eloquence.... Joe is like a modern day Oscar Wilde....

gmisk

gmisk wrote: »

"Noel da da da judge we won't go into da details..."

Such eloquence.... Joe is like a modern day Oscar Wilde....

Oscar the Grouch more like.

PieOhMy

If someone came up to you on the street and asked you for your drivers licence (car keys) would you hand them over?


Answer: yes, clearly.

2smiggy

Deleted User wrote: »

They defrauded a bank. You'd swear they were caught drowning puppies the way some callers are going on.

exactly, it's not like they kicked the homeless while they slept. They gave them €100 for a few days worth of drink or drugs that they did not have otherwise

McGinniesta

2smiggy wrote: »

exactly, it's not like they kicked the homeless while they slept. They gave them €100 for a few days worth of drink or drugs that they did not have otherwise

Few scoops

zell12

gmisk wrote: »

Huh? Do you have a link?

2smiggy

gmisk wrote: »

Huh? Do you have a link?

here caller

heard her on some radio show earlier, and the mental health card was included

sligojoek

2smiggy wrote: »

exactly, it's not like they kicked the homeless while they slept. They gave them €100 for a few days worth of drink or drugs that they did not have otherwise

Thank them fore their service

2smiggy

2smiggy wrote: »

exactly, it's not like they kicked the homeless while they slept. They gave them €100 for a few days worth of drink or drugs that they did not have otherwise

Makes it alright?

Odyssey 2005

Another very handy show for duffy

Atlantic Dawn

They apparently had wigs and disguises, the banks should have released the CCTV footage after the court case.

shearforce

sir talkalot

generalgerry

These two are very easy punching bags for Joe Duffy and RTE. Both are unpopular, Unlikely to sue, nobody prepared to stand up for them, and Joe Duffy gets to act like the bully that he is.

zell12

Evil Cimibibinals

Beechwoodspark

Yeah bad case alright but plenty worse cases out there.

Kind of odd he is focusing on this one

There was a case recently of a man who attacked a shop worker in a convenience store in the course of a robbery. West dublin.

It was awful, evil as joe would say

Yet I didn’t hear joe say much about it...

PieOhMy

PieOhMy wrote: »

If someone came up to you on the street and asked you for your drivers licence (car keys) would you hand them over?


Answer: yes, clearly.

Me: Excuse me sir, I'm the regional wallet inspector, may I see your wallet?
Mary from Clontarf: Yes of course officer
Me: Im sorry, you're carrying too much cash. Under Statue 69, sub section D, I am within my rights to remove the excess.
Mary from Clontarf: I understand. I should have known better.

Odyssey 2005

Evil criminals;)

SEPT 23 1989

evil criminals

he is some clown

Del.Monte

Joe will land himself in trouble yet.

Roger_007

2smiggy wrote: »

exactly, it's not like they kicked the homeless while they slept. They gave them €100 for a few days worth of drink or drugs that they did not have otherwise

So, how many bank officials were charged with stealing money from the people with tracker mortgages,

sligojoek

Homeless people, believe it or not.

jean contente

Wonder if he'll have BPF mouthpiece and Clifden golfer Brian Hayes on for a bit of rehab and reintroduction to RTE discourse?

cozar

evil criminals. joe really has it in for them. wonder whoy.

pc7

Hope they've hid a few quid in bitcoin or something so its there when they come out and can annoy Joe.

I have to laugh at Joe re-iterating they stole 400,000 from the bank.

Meanwhile he practically steals 400,000 a year from the TV License fund.

fritzelly

Don't understand why they can't share details
If you have a credit card merchant account that goes into debt and you are closed off that data is shared with other providers, meaning you'll never get another account

Losty Dublin

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

They apparently had wigs and disguises, the banks should have released the CCTV footage after the court case.

They will; it'll be a new comedy show on Virgin Media TV in the summer.

generalgerry

generalgerry wrote: »

These two are very easy punching bags for Joe Duffy and RTE. Both are unpopular, Unlikely to sue, nobody prepared to stand up for them, and Joe Duffy gets to act like the bully that he is.

In fairness, I'm not sure if there's anything about their behaviour that should be stood up for...

Odyssey 2005

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

Yeah bad case alright but plenty worse cases out there.

Kind of odd he is focusing on this one

There was a case recently of a man who attacked a shop worker in a convenience store in the course of a robbery.

It was awful, evil as joe would say

Yet I didn’t hear joe say much about it...

There's a reason for this, you can put the house on it .

Atlantic Dawn

The garlic lad always gets a honourable mention on the show.

bottlebrush

And yet the story of the paedophile teacher in Terenure college was never covered by liveline. Now theres evil if he wants to talk about evil.

dvcireland

The Cork Bonnie & Clyde aka Beoir & Feen

2smiggy

Deleted User wrote: »

Makes it alright?

no , but a lot more crimes with actual physical harm or intimidation don't get as much coverage. 4 and 2 years seems reasonable

zell12

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

They apparently had wigs and disguises, the banks should have released the CCTV footage after the court case.

Beechwoodspark

This lad sounds like a constipated Mattie McGrath

withless

oh boy

sligojoek

It's like reading the SUn, listening to his tabloid trash

SEPT 23 1989

there's that word again

zell12

De Evil, Joe