MORE to folly.
Thanks Gillian Nellis (The Sunday Business Post); Nick Sutton (UK covers)
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
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MORE to folly.
Thanks Gillian Nellis (The Sunday Business Post); Nick Sutton (UK covers)
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Wot, no Siteserv/Denis O’Brien related headline in the Sunday Business Post this week? That 1/4 page ad last weekend from DOB’s Beacon Medical seems to have focussed editorial minds.
Where’s the Sindo, sticking it to Sinn Fein about their disastrous poll results?
Even RTE ran with it this evening – “Sinn Fein drops 2% in latest poll shocker”. They had a nice young man in studio to explain it and everything.
Thank goodness, I said, we can get back to normal now.
The times actually had SF on 8%. They shocking enough for you? Nope they’re on 24% three times Labour and so a left wing party will be the biggest party in opposition for the first time in the state. At least! And all to play for!
The Irish Times is still reporting the byline “Opposition parties fail to make gains with Sinn Féin dropping to 8 per cent”
http://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/labour-enjoys-small-increase-in-support-poll-indicates-1.2165438
What a shower of cretins. Did clicking on that story take you over their paywall limit so you’d have to pay for their ahem, quality journalism?
Some goal by Charlie Adam.
Imagine what he would be like if he was sober.
Shame on Business Post trying tomilk one last drop outta the auld BDSM. Gutter stuff.
Superb stuff – the Sindo keeping us up to date on that Virginia superstar
Sod that, hello Malaika Firth.
Sturgeon looks like a younger, slimmer Merkel.
I was thinking Delia?
She used to look like Wee Jimmy Krankie