This afternoon.
Leinster House, Dublin.
Newly forgiven Green Party leader Eamon Ryan, just elected in Dublin South, and Green Party deputy leader Catherine Martin, a new TD for the Dublin Rathdown constituency.
Bloody hippies.
Earlier: Dan Boyle: The Germans Have A Word For It
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Not forgiven by me or anyone else who had their motor tax raised and based on made up nonsense for older cars
Totally agree Brian
A shower of worthless basthards
History’s worse crime.
…is that like, cryptic or somethin’ …? :)
Worse than Hitler AND Stalin.
What about Louis Walsh, Kanye and the Kardashians?
Don’t get me started on Stock Aiken Waterman, Mel and Kim and Salt n Pepa
Blame Phil Hogan and his mates in the SIMI. The emissions part was the Green Party. It amazes me how people constantly get facts wrong in relation to the greens time in office just so they can spout misplaced venom.
Thanks for that clarification.
I agree
Oh no! Your motor tax was raised?! That is definitely the worst thing that can happen to a citizen of this country. You hold on to that little ball of anger, my friend. Squeeze it tight. Because never has anyone ever been more justified.
Great to see.
Best of luck.
Aye, good luck – they didn’t deserve the kicking they got in 2011.
Best-looking parliamentary party evs
Whoever voted these clowns into government need to have their heads checked. The Green parties solution to everything is new taxes and levies. They are green only in name.
Yes, discouraging environmentally damaging habits through heavier taxes of those areas*. What a mad and un-green concept? It’s the same logic that inflates the price of cigarettes. People don’t appear to have the willpower or foresight to prevent long term damage so taxes are allocated to damaging areas to attempt to be a deterrent and not a ban. I am very open to improved solutions but cannot think of one or have not heard of one yet.
*Those areas should always be up for discussion. I would understand someone criticising an area that’s taxed (beyond ‘it inconveniences me, screw the next generation’) rather than the whole concept.