Denis O’Brien is an arsehole (so was Alan Shatter until he shuffled off)
Rosie Davison is lovely
Here’s a reheated account of BS’s Kaiser Sez So
Here’s an unintelligible prediction of some election outcome
Yada yada yada
And about one in 50 of our cartoons is funny (and this edition’s front page is in the other 49)
Spaghetti Hoop
And we’ve just upgraded to Photoshop 2.0.
rotide
Somehow I doubt Phoenix is rehashing BS posts.
But continue to hate everything regardless
Soundings
Hate you (only kidding, you’re lovely)
Am I Still on this Island.
Interesting magazine, unless you’re a Labour or Fine Gael supporter.
Soundings
Oops, missed out, here’s some company whose share price is massively under/overvalued, but which, this time next year oddly remains massively under/overvalued (why won’t the market listen to us, why?)
Mike Baldwin
+€2.85
Willie Banjo
First to break the REHAB stuff, first to break Gemma O’Doherty penalty points stuff, only one to cover most of the DOB stuff. Yeah terrible rag!
Walter Ego
Spot on. Looks like anything that attacks the FF/ FG/Labour cartels are to be ridiculed by the 50cent army above
Soundings
Yah, the Rehab stuff, so damning that public accounts committee failed to uncover any wrongdoing, but managed to land us with the bill for Angela Kerins’ litigation (and potentially Frank Flannery’s). Bottom line, was there any criminality at Rehab? No. Was there management incompetence? Given, the amount of dosh it secured from the lottery, government and other sources, and its productivity in terms of assistance given, the management were geniuses (now departed of course). So thank you Phoenix for what exactly?
And as regards Gemma O’Doherty uncovering the fact the commissioner had penalty points cancelled because he had emergency business, again, no law-breaking, but plenty of the nudge-nudge-wink-wank for which the Indo and Sindo are infamous.
deliverancecountry
The Phoenix is spot-on.
(Considering the swathes of sh1te on the news stands.)
Jimmy Rimmel
Anything on Mairia Cahill? The Phoenix spins so heavily for Sinn Fein it’s embarrassing.
stev
Yeah, right pain that cos the rest of the print media in this country is so impartial.
Gav D
Not sure you’re reading the same Phoenix I am.
They’re pretty equal opportunities in who they go after, and SF are rarely spared.
Ultach
Is that the definition of journalistic excellence – jumping on the current bandwagon as dictated by some shady PR firm?
Stevie Coppell
So it’s all about a shady PR firm now eh? Some republicans you are with your care for the oppressed. Anyway, I hope Gerry has recovered from the operation that it took to get Paddy Prendiville’s head out of his posterior.
Ultach
Who are you calling republicans? And who said it’s “all” about a shady PR firm? Just to clarify, I never claimed to be one of the former and I didn’t say the latter.
Jimmy Rimmel
Investigative journalism means investigating everybody and Phoenix worship of Gerry A goes beyond satire – the odd funny cartoon mind you
Frilly Keane, Anyone?
Is it still owned / published by Michael Mulcahy?
Mick Flavin
It’s Michael’s father, John, that owns it (or I think he still does, Frilly, at any rate). There was a spat there a few months ago over an off-colour Israel-related cover gag.
Denis O’Brien is an arsehole (so was Alan Shatter until he shuffled off)
Rosie Davison is lovely
Here’s a reheated account of BS’s Kaiser Sez So
Here’s an unintelligible prediction of some election outcome
Yada yada yada
And about one in 50 of our cartoons is funny (and this edition’s front page is in the other 49)
And we’ve just upgraded to Photoshop 2.0.
Somehow I doubt Phoenix is rehashing BS posts.
But continue to hate everything regardless
Hate you (only kidding, you’re lovely)
Interesting magazine, unless you’re a Labour or Fine Gael supporter.
Oops, missed out, here’s some company whose share price is massively under/overvalued, but which, this time next year oddly remains massively under/overvalued (why won’t the market listen to us, why?)
+€2.85
First to break the REHAB stuff, first to break Gemma O’Doherty penalty points stuff, only one to cover most of the DOB stuff. Yeah terrible rag!
Spot on. Looks like anything that attacks the FF/ FG/Labour cartels are to be ridiculed by the 50cent army above
Yah, the Rehab stuff, so damning that public accounts committee failed to uncover any wrongdoing, but managed to land us with the bill for Angela Kerins’ litigation (and potentially Frank Flannery’s). Bottom line, was there any criminality at Rehab? No. Was there management incompetence? Given, the amount of dosh it secured from the lottery, government and other sources, and its productivity in terms of assistance given, the management were geniuses (now departed of course). So thank you Phoenix for what exactly?
And as regards Gemma O’Doherty uncovering the fact the commissioner had penalty points cancelled because he had emergency business, again, no law-breaking, but plenty of the nudge-nudge-wink-wank for which the Indo and Sindo are infamous.
The Phoenix is spot-on.
(Considering the swathes of sh1te on the news stands.)
Anything on Mairia Cahill? The Phoenix spins so heavily for Sinn Fein it’s embarrassing.
Yeah, right pain that cos the rest of the print media in this country is so impartial.
Not sure you’re reading the same Phoenix I am.
They’re pretty equal opportunities in who they go after, and SF are rarely spared.
Is that the definition of journalistic excellence – jumping on the current bandwagon as dictated by some shady PR firm?
So it’s all about a shady PR firm now eh? Some republicans you are with your care for the oppressed. Anyway, I hope Gerry has recovered from the operation that it took to get Paddy Prendiville’s head out of his posterior.
Who are you calling republicans? And who said it’s “all” about a shady PR firm? Just to clarify, I never claimed to be one of the former and I didn’t say the latter.
Investigative journalism means investigating everybody and Phoenix worship of Gerry A goes beyond satire – the odd funny cartoon mind you
Is it still owned / published by Michael Mulcahy?
It’s Michael’s father, John, that owns it (or I think he still does, Frilly, at any rate). There was a spat there a few months ago over an off-colour Israel-related cover gag.