Liveline: Live & Let Dial

NeinNeinNein

70 is young these days.

walshb

That’s some lass’s voice Enda has going on!!

Only that the remote is on the other side of the room I'd have turned this off by now. This has taken a level of pathetic Im no longer comfortable with.

Del.Monte

golondrinas wrote: »

Cant stand these sandpaper fanny types, the ones that pinch their husband on the arse lest perhaps he might enjoy it.

More information please!

Flukey

NeinNeinNein wrote: »

hyacinth bucket on line 2

Her Sheridan could have presented the programme.

gmisk

She wants Endas D....

Atlantic Dawn

Ye can't say "straight honest man" as it will offend de gheys.

jean contente

Joe wants to go home now and read some articles he wrote in support of Mna na hEireann.He will read them on air tomorrow.

leath_dub

leath_dub wrote: »

"he's hung like a donkey, Joe"

The father?

Yyhhuuu

The train route from Galway to Cliften was apparently breathtaking before it closed in 1930s. How short-sighted..

Arghus

statto25 wrote: »

Mrs Dineen!

I held him down until the filth arrived.

Suckit

Very Straight,... Honest... :rolleyes:

PieOhMy

There is a producer going to be found dead later on after this

Furze99

Can you imagine some Whacker cycling along and telling us all about the delights of the Irish countryside. In between robbing a few scooters along the way.

It's funny but her accent is no longer to be heard outside of her generation. A middle class Doob of rural parents.

walshb

Deleted User wrote: »

Only that the remote is on the other side of the room I'd have turned this off by now. This has taken a level of pathetic Im no longer comfortable with.

Fair play..

Remote for the radio..

I need to get with the times!!

Dan Jaman

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoo!

NeinNeinNein

What part of Doublin are ye from caller?

generalgerry

Not even listening to her.

withless

WOW

BPKS

PieOhMy wrote: »

This caller demonstrating the famous Dublin wit.

And den I sez to Joe

Enda bleeding Story - wha

Anudder Carling there bud

NeinNeinNein

Duffy counting his change.

crazy 88

Topgear on Dave wrote: »

"Enda, Enda story"


This man is too deep for me.

Too boring for liveline. Got cut off fairly quick. I suspect the producer will get an earful from Joe after de show for letting him on

leath_dub

You coward Joe - running down the clock. He's reeling at the moment

KaneToad

Such a horse**** topic.

People who dislike Enda Kenny hate the program. Those who like him think the program is great.

Met him once when he was out canvassing with the local TD in my constituency. He was inoffensive.

An Ri rua

They shuda called the programme

Iar-Taoisigh Éireann.

Choo Choo!! The gravy train

What a bunch of b@llixes ringing in.

Or the Green Snowpiercer:-

With this shower of sh1tes in the TAIL

Losty Dublin

I have to say, I can't hear my washing machine what with all of the racket and spinning on Liveline today.

Ally Dick

Very ignorant of Joe to put her on the spot. Treating her like a gobsheen

shearforce

shearforce wrote: »

she was talking away there in the background all along...Joe just turned the volume up again

Singing away to herself.

cozar

Joe only knows the chorus.

Suckit

Sweet baby Jebus...

Arghus

Ann hasn't been right for a while.

Larbre34

Oh God, Percy French.

Somebody shoot me in the head before I open my eyes and its 1981 on the Gay Byrne Radio Show.

2smiggy

what circle of hell have we landed in !!! :pac::pac:

gmisk

Flukey wrote: »

Her Sheridan could have presented the programme.

Hyacinth (to Sheridan): "Now you're not spending it on girls, are you, dear? You promised Mummy. We agreed not until after you've finished your education. [she listens] Oh, you and Tarquin aren't interested in girls. What a comfort that is to a mother's heart, dear."

Flukey

Well lads and lassies, that was an Away Day Gold show.

NeinNeinNein

Gutless fool of a broadcaster.

withless

Even D'Arcy laughing at him!

My mother once sang this at a neighbour named Michael who was giving her a lift in a car that kept breaking down... he got miffed with her and said "D... ya'll have to stop singing as I can't concentrate on me drivin".

plodder

dvcireland wrote: »

todd andrews a compelte bollix apparently #kindness

I met him a good few times in my teens. Interesting man and decades ahead of his time, if you ask me. Most of what he did was good imo, including most of the railway closures. As JD said, his auto biography is a good read.

walshb

Eileen Dunne and her invetigating!!

gmisk

That was fecking awful.
The random old song got two airings...
Old bats rabbiting on awful awful stuff

BPKS

leath_dub wrote: »

You coward Joe - running down the clock. He's reeling at the moment

Actually Reeling in the Tears could be another thread title - or was it already used?

ButtersSuki

Did I miss anything?

Oh dear... news sort of that the virus can still transmit with the vaccine although protecting the vaccinated.

Larbre34

[Deleted User] wrote: »

It's funny but her accent is no longer to be heard outside of her generation. A middle class Doob of rural parents.

This is 100% spot on.

Not only that, but we're hearing her 'telephone voice'

HellUUUUUUU, Sandymount 43153!

Expunge

Remember the date: 20th of April, 2021

The day that Liveline finally imploded into full on, unstructured, bat-**** craziness.

This is a programme to be studied by media students, historians, psychologists and social justice academic types.

When the aliens finally get here or receive that broadcast out in space on their way here, they will know all they need to know about the dominant species on this planet. They should keep facking going.

ButtersSuki

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Did I miss anything?

A steaming pile of shoyte.

shearforce

Dan Jaman wrote: »

At peak times, for sure.
Off-peak, as far as I see, it's quite cheap.

but sure who's getting trains off-peak - unemployed and old people

Flukey

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Did I miss anything?

The train, as discussed by Iarnród Enda.