26 thoughts on “De Tuesday Papers

    1. Frilly Keane

      And in a Constituency that has a Former Minister for Health……,

      And a party Leader and a maybe party leader

      You can tell there’s an election

    2. Blue nun

      Good god. How depressed can we get in this country every time we read this kind of stuff

  1. bertie "The Inexplicable Pleasure" blenkinsop

    Irish Examiner-
    Hudson Taylor look like a Hall and Oates / Charles Manson tribute act.

    1. Blue nun

      Expats are white English people Skyping the Ó,d dear about BBQ on Xmas Day in Bondi. Emigrants/immigrants are the child-minders in the background with the Huggies. Or as the Irish Times calls this white millennial privilege: Generation Emigration.

      Vile.

      1. Vote Rep #1

        The actual state of this comment : “Or as the Irish Times calls this white millennial privilege: Generation Emigration. Vile”

        Imagine being so bitter that you view people emigrating as being “white millennial privilege”. I hope you stand on an upturned plug.

        1. know man is an island

          Except that he has a point. I’ve heard a few of them on whining about the cost of car insurance when they get back etc

          1. Rob_G

            Would it be ok to whine about the cost of car insurance if they hadn’t been abroad(?)

          2. Janet, I ate my avatar

            imagine coming back with new ideas and wanting to make things better

  2. Rob_G

    Surely the dipsticks throwing petrol bombs at police in France realise that they are playing right into Le Pen’s hands?

    1. Harry Molloy

      I will never understand that kind of logic. I know they believe that they are marching to push for an improvement to society, but how will destroying businesses and burning police achieve that,?

      maybe it’s just scumbags finding an excuse for violence.

      1. Janet, I ate my avatar

        honestly it’s just little bollixes taking advantage of the crowds to cause trouble

Comments are closed.

Sponsored Link
Broadsheet.ie