A Good Friday? The Late Late Show - Friday 2nd April 2021.

PieOhMy

Missed that with Dunbar- was there any questions about his connection to ireland?

Atlantic Dawn

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

The elusive 'H' from 'Line of Duty' has been revealed :eek:
Here he is, on the far left...

Steps are on with Graham tonight

AdrianBalboa

AdrianBalboa wrote: »

I think you’ll find that most of the damage was done long before he was Taoiseach and it’s not really the Taoiseach’s rule to “punish” people for their crimes; the judiciary is separate from the political apparatus in order to prevent politicians being able to send their enemies to jail on trumped up charges.

These are basic tenets of democracy, dude. Just saying. :cool:

This gomb and his government made sure that the taxpayer paid for all of the mistakes of the past.

Great show so far. Dunbar was an interesting guest.

wetlandsboy

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I don't follow any party. Did you read my last post at all???? Why does not liking FFG suddenly make you a Sinn Fein supporter??? One are a shower of Thatcherite w@nkers and the other are Marxist Scum. They can all blow up for all I care.

Great then, I look forward to you stepping up and running the country.

External Association

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I don't follow any party. Did you read my last post at all???? Why does not liking FFG suddenly make you a Sinn Fein supporter??? One are a shower of Thatcherite w@nkers and the other are Marxist Scum. They can all blow up for all I care.

Right. What happens then?

Would you like a right/left wing dictatorship?

No government and a bankrupt country. It's either a democratic government or those options?

Say Your Number

The last year has felt so long I've forgotten a lot of stuff that happened pre-2019, Reeling in the Years will be a good refresher.

Ol' Donie

The line up today is much better than an awful lot we've seen in the past.

At least most of these people have done something or are doing something of some substance.

No just people who have recently been to hospital or a funeral.

AdrianBalboa

[Deleted User] wrote: »

This gomb and his government made sure that the taxpayer paid for all of the mistakes of the past.

Yeah, sure they did pal.

External Association

[Deleted User] wrote: »

This gomb and his government made sure that the taxpayer paid for all of the mistakes of the past.

There's a terrible whiff of complaining about everything but offering no alternative.

touts

Oh god. In a series of low point shows this is pretty much scraping the bottom. I think Adrian Dunbar thought he was still having the pre-interview casual chat and was shocked when it ended. This is just dire.

dirkmeister

That Covid ad is absolute ****e

External Association

External Association wrote: »

Right. What happens then?

Would you like a right/left wing dictatorship?

No government and a bankrupt country. It's either a democratic government or those options?

The dude lives in a country ranked 2nd in the world in the UN Human Development Index, and wants some sort of revolution. Too much time on their hands, and not enough exposure to the world.

External Association

External Association wrote: »

Well that's no solution TippGunner. You have anarchy. Which would really give you something to complain about.

Churchill said democracy was a terrible form of government, but it was by far the best.

What's your own solution so??? Do you think it's fair for taxpayers to foot the bill of property speculators???

generalgerry

The amount of COVID propaganda at this stage is just ridiculous.

I think it's a hugely dangerous dynamic when you have the national broadcaster getting so much advertising money from the HSE, and then maintaining their objectivity in reporting the actual dangers of COVID.

Mr.Crinklewood

generalgerry wrote: »

I am very embarrassed that I get that joke.

it's better best forgotten.

SEPT 23 1989

There are many people in this country who have nobody left to vote for

Mr.Crinklewood

generalgerry wrote: »

Very poor interview with Enda Kenny. He should have directly asked if there was an issue with people like Brian Hayes leaving Government, becoming a lobbyist for the banks, and then showing up at the Golfgate meeting.

Adrian Dunbar would get to the bottom of it.

SeedySam22

generalgerry wrote: »

Very poor interview with Enda Kenny. He should have directly asked if there was an issue with people like Brian Hayes leaving Government, becoming a lobbyist for the banks, and then showing up at the Golfgate meeting.

You should know by now LLS does not do political or any probing questions

AdrianBalboa

generalgerry wrote: »

The amount of COVID propaganda at this stage is just ridiculous.

I think it's a hugely dangerous dynamic when you have the national broadcaster getting so much advertising money from the HSE, and then maintaining their objectivity in reporting the actual dangers of COVID.

What covid propaganda are you talking about? Asking Adrian Dunbarr if he had the covid vaccine?

Wishox

I think a couple of posters here need to **** off and chat about politics in another section

Welsh Megaman

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Steps are on with Graham tonight

Sticking with the LLS is the real Tragedy

AMKC

Ends Kenny and then some nobody so far. Not great so far is it?

Atlantic Dawn

The last time I wore formal shoes was week before Paddy's Day last year.

generalgerry

I don't really like Paul Howard, but I am always appreciative of the fact that he is always able to at least smile the whole time.

And being able to smile through an interview with Tubridy is a fair achievement as well.

AdrianBalboa

AMKC wrote: »

Ends Kenny and then some nobody so far. Not great so far is it?

Paul Howard is the funniest writer in Ireland.

generalgerry

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

The last time I wore formal shoes was week before Paddy's Day last year.

But the dole payments have been wired to you since then :pac:

Beechwoodspark

Paul Howard on now. Gives the same interview every time.

Mr.Crinklewood

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

The last time I wore formal shoes was week before Paddy's Day last year.

I haven't ironed a shirt in over a year.

Welsh Megaman

Fake laughter in 5...4...



Oh, too late.

SEPT 23 1989

generalgerry wrote: »

But the dole payments have been wired to you since then :pac:

I thought it was for a court appearance

External Association

[Deleted User] wrote: »

What's your own solution so??? Do you think it's fair for taxpayers to foot the bill of property speculators???

I'm happy overall with how were doing. Far better than any time in our history.

I don't want to go back to Dublin having the highest infant mortality rates in Europe in 1910. I don't want to be evicted from a mud cabin in the 1880s. I don't want to starve in the 1840s, I don't want to be pitch capped in 1798.

We're pretty much at the top end of the scale for lifestyle, education, average mortality, take home pay in the world.

We have problems with housing etc, but no one ever said life was going to be perfect.

Be happy the time you're living in. You definitely wouldn't be able to watch Arsenal in Tipp 60 years ago. The BBC didn't reach that far inland.

CH3OH

Ryan mining for misery.....Is your dad ill?

Say Your Number

The Ross books are still consistently funny after all these years and a lot of the social commentary is on the nose.

Atlantic Dawn

I fooking hate huggers, only time for it is a funeral or when Ireland qualify for something.

SEPT 23 1989

That’s not normal

CH3OH

So he's not really close to his dad

mistersifter

Are you a hugging family or is that an odd question?



What a Pro.

AdrianBalboa

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Fake laughter in 5...4...



Oh, too late.

Definitely not fake laughter, Tubridy clearly thinks Howard is the bee’s knees.

Beechwoodspark

This is so boring

Atlantic Dawn

With sport back it was great, gave me a real lift.

External Association

External Association wrote: »

There's a terrible whiff of complaining about everything but offering no alternative.

I think I've explained this to you already. It's called disillusionment. I don't see this country being reformed any time soon. All pigs in the trough. All gave themselves raises during this pandemic while ordinary people lost their jobs.

Any new movement will be crushed by a mixture of the bias media and the electorate willing to vote in any new movements. We're goosed. Only a moron with their head in the sand could think this country will ever change... or a sycophant who is being well looked after by the same political movement. We're goosed.

Very condescending type of body language from Enda this evening.

EmmetSpiceland

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Very condescending type of body language from Enda this evening.

Sitting?

Pelvis Parsley

CH3OH wrote: »

Ryan mining for misery.....Is your dad ill?

That man has a problem.

Pussyhands

When you have guests on and you're asking them how their dad is or how their granny is, you know they've been on too often.

AdrianBalboa

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I think I've explained this to you already. It's called disillusionment. I don't see this country being reformed any time soon. All pigs in the trough. All gave themselves raises during this pandemic while ordinary people lost their jobs.

Any new movement will be crushed by a mixture of the bias media and the electorate willing to vote in any new movements. We're goosed. Only a moron with their head in the sand could think this country will ever change... or a sycophant who is being well looked after by the same political movement. We're goosed.

What are you doing about it? Apart from moaning on the internet.

Doctors room ghost

I’ve a dose of hunger on me that would knock a Connemara pony

AllForIt

Erm, no, arguing about sport is not what sport is all about, it might be what it's all about for soccer though.

Pelvis Parsley

Lads, will ye let up with the politics.