MORE to folly.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Mark Costello (The Irish Field); Dermot Ahern (Irish Examiner); Geoff McGrath (Irish Daily Mail), Niamh McEneaney (Irish Mirror) and Mick Kelly (Bishopstown and Ballingcollig News); Nick Sutton and Neil Henderson (UK papers)
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I’ve been here all the time Charlize…
Charlize? Charlize, Charlize!
CHAAAAAARRRRLEEEEEZE NOOOOOOOO!
Whoever planned for the election result to be on VE-Day is a devious bastard.
Fair play!
“Fear and Grievance won”
Russell Brand needs to do another feature length under that title and premise
Because that’s exactly what happened on Thursday
And its going to happen here next year
If ye let it
We
I meant
Ye really think? I’m sure not with the PR system
Yep
I do
Because
Behind closed doors
Most of us
Would begrudge and seek to deny
The effort and contribution required
To bring people out of poverty
Off Hospital waiting lists
From hostels into homes
And that’s a fact
Jaysus that’s some statement
I’m not saying I disagree but certainly I prefer to think otherwise
Unfortunately, I have to agree.
The Tories tactic of frightening the bejaysus out of voters and appealing to the reptilian part of people’s brains has given Kenny & Noonan a perfect template for GE16.
Maybe Inda and Baldy might get even more bullish now after seeing how well Cameron has done, and call an election in the Autumn, in the hope that they too might get a one-party, right-wing Government here.
Citizen Kenny looks like he’s really motivated after seeing all those Liam Neeson films.
‘The Strange Death of Liberal Britain’ – headline ignores the fact that Liberalism – as opposed to the Liberal Democrats -scored a massive victory in Scotland.