Would be a great job in fairness….
I look around my office bored out of my tree. Government buildings must a hell of a lot more interesting. I’d just tip around eavesdropping all day
rory
Would you like to be a politician?
Harry Molloy
Me, no. I wouldn’t like to give up my privacy. Honestly don’t think the money is worth it. And despite what anyone says, it would be bloody hard work.
I do like the thought of working in a government department though. Not too sure in what capacity, I don’t really no how they work, but I would imagine the work to be damn interesting, though often disheartening I’m sure.
Cup of tea anyone?
Do you think you would get into the Dail bar with that position?
phil
‘Honestly don’t think the money is worth it’
Are you sure you are not suited to being a politician ?
Joe Small
It depends on which department and at what grade!
Truth in the News
Will Shatter Apply.
Harry Molloy
I think she actually looks like Shatter, if you look at the facial features
Joe cool
Was she the NIMBY merchant from a while back?
Digs
She is utterly vile.
kingo
get the boot in bs. the only drawback With the job is that if she loses her seat next time. you lose the job. fair bałls to her for advertising the positions. its not worthy of a sarky bs post.
Eamonn Clancy
She objected to a traveller site being built in her area. I live a stone’s throw from Labre Park, pop by and visit it sometime, or throw a cursory glance if passing by car and see the vile horror we’ve lived with for on 30 years.
kingo
well said. josepha was only being honest.
Peter Dempsey
Ah the self-hating Michael
He describes himself as an “Irish Atheist – Fascinated with Irish Politics”.
His sole purpose in life is to criticise and knock other people who don’t conform to his liberal world view.
Lorcan Nagle
At least it’s not a Jobbridge.
MarRef Not Home To Pay Tax
Madigan family and in-laws preferred. I presume, in the best traditions of the dyanastic dimension of Irish politics.
Joe Small
She advertised the post – unlike all those who gave it to a relative or the relative of a friend and here we are, having a go at her. She hasn’t even had her first sitting day in the Dáil yet. Who would want to be a TD?
Would be a great job in fairness….
I look around my office bored out of my tree. Government buildings must a hell of a lot more interesting. I’d just tip around eavesdropping all day
Would you like to be a politician?
Me, no. I wouldn’t like to give up my privacy. Honestly don’t think the money is worth it. And despite what anyone says, it would be bloody hard work.
I do like the thought of working in a government department though. Not too sure in what capacity, I don’t really no how they work, but I would imagine the work to be damn interesting, though often disheartening I’m sure.
Do you think you would get into the Dail bar with that position?
‘Honestly don’t think the money is worth it’
Are you sure you are not suited to being a politician ?
It depends on which department and at what grade!
Will Shatter Apply.
I think she actually looks like Shatter, if you look at the facial features
Was she the NIMBY merchant from a while back?
She is utterly vile.
get the boot in bs. the only drawback With the job is that if she loses her seat next time. you lose the job. fair bałls to her for advertising the positions. its not worthy of a sarky bs post.
She objected to a traveller site being built in her area. I live a stone’s throw from Labre Park, pop by and visit it sometime, or throw a cursory glance if passing by car and see the vile horror we’ve lived with for on 30 years.
well said. josepha was only being honest.
Ah the self-hating Michael
He describes himself as an “Irish Atheist – Fascinated with Irish Politics”.
His sole purpose in life is to criticise and knock other people who don’t conform to his liberal world view.
At least it’s not a Jobbridge.
Madigan family and in-laws preferred. I presume, in the best traditions of the dyanastic dimension of Irish politics.
She advertised the post – unlike all those who gave it to a relative or the relative of a friend and here we are, having a go at her. She hasn’t even had her first sitting day in the Dáil yet. Who would want to be a TD?