So does this mean that Enda is heading back to his teaching post which he has held open for himself while he’s been a politician for over 40 years?
Henry Woods
He’ll just fade like the pages of an old manuscript.
He was a good Enda Kenny, an average Politician but a poor Taoiseach.
mildred st. meadowlark
Top notch, my dear Henry.
Henry Woods
Tis midnight now. We shall raise a toast with actual toast to de End a’ Kenny.
I like marmalade with peels on mine.
Coveney will be next in line to mislead us not into trepidations.
He will be the Euro Taoiseach needed to surround the Brits after the Bonkersly Brilliant Berserking Battle of Brexit.
Whatever happens will have to happen for the future sure is tense.
Frilly Keane
I’d say Finola would love the Aras meself
wouldn’t be surprised if he looks for the spot
it’s not like the pair of them are going to eff off around the world travelling on all his pensions ffs
he’ll have to fight off a few to get on the Blueshurt ticket mind
Cian
Kenny would be my favourite ‘ex-Taoisigh’ for president.
mildred st. meadowlark
Better than Miriam, I suppose.
Frilly Keane
or Zappoone
bisted
…Fergus Finlay can still barely disguise his rage that squee got the labour backing before him…
Fully Keen
“I’m the prime minister of Ireland”
gringo
What kind of person aspires to become the CEO of a failed mini statement anyway ?
classter
Your comment appears to be an example of a ‘failed mini statement’
gringo
Statelet.. Stupid effing machine.
Listrade
Jesus, Chris Cornell has died aged 52
Andyourpointiswhatexactly?
WHAT?
Oh no. I just checked it out online. God, I loved his voice. I saw him in the Olympia a few years ago.
Shocking.
Yeah, same. Hoped it was a hoax of some sort. V young
Andyourpointiswhatexactly?
Superunknown was the soundtrack to the summer of 94 for me. LA, baby!
Listrade
Me and my pals were the worst music snobs back then. We dismissed Soundgarden because they supported Guns n Roses and were, like, major sellouts like.
Then we saw them in 94 at Reading and we gave in. Amazing stuff.
Brother Barnabas
ahem
(My pals and I)
Andyourpointiswhatexactly?
Probably one of my favourite songs is him having a sing-off with Eddie Vedder on the Temple of the Dog album: Hunger Strike.
Gas, isn’t it? Music notions.
Mary Jane
Ah, it’s only after 9 am and the whinging lefties are already out in force sticking the knife into Coveney and doing Fianna Fails job for them…
mildred st. meadowlark
Seriously, why not just make your merry way to the journal, where the platitudes for Kenny flow freely.
Instead of bitching at the comments on a left-leaning news site.
Janet, I ate my avatar
and you aren’t fooling anyone with the new Avatar
it’s the tone
mildred st. meadowlark
Feck it anyway
Nigel
Seriously.
Biggins
leaning? massive lol
mildred st. meadowlark
I aim to amuse, entertain, and exasperate.
Frilly Keane
hang on a sec there
the FFers are sticking it to Coveney because Mickie is in the same constituency
Mickie is afraid of his own botty
and is getting his lackies to do his durty work
not only that
the two Ffú(ppers there in Cork South Central are bricking it
’cause the Shinner
Donie Ó Laoghaire
might well top the poll there next time out
LW
Is Donie not traditionally short for Donal? Given his name is Donncha, would Dinny not have made more sense?
Andyourpointiswhatexactly?
Dinny from Donncha? Everyone’s called Donie in Cork. Even me, and my name’s Andyourp.
Frilly Keane
oh he’s definitely a Donie
pronounced doooh_kneeeeee
Murtles
Oliver Callans piece in the Irish Times sums up my feelings on Enda Kenny. A great piece of journalism not pandering to those shedding crocodile tears yesterday or the spin doctors.
“The truth is he had a majority so large he could have achieved anything, but chose to squander a chance that may not fall into the hands of one person quite so spectacularly ever again. “
Cian
Yes, I’d agree with some of what Callan said – but he completely ignored the fact that the country was totally banjaxed.
We needed to borrow €27,000,000,000 in 2011, €25,000,000,000 in 2012, and €36,000,000,000 in 2013 to keep the country running – the vast majority of this money was to pay for Pensions, HSE and Social Welfare.
mildred st. meadowlark
How do you know that it went on pensions/social welfare etc?
That’s a real question, not me jumping down your throat.
Biggins
massive tax deficit, we were spending a lot more than we were taking in and only a small portion of that went to bondholders , we were borrowing to keep the lights on and to keep food in peoples bellies. people forget that and what would have happened if we didn’t borrow.
mildred st. meadowlark
Cheers biggins, me aul flower.
Topsy
Oliver Callan hit the nail on the head. In essence Kenny was a weasel & gutless politician.
MORE to folly
So does this mean that Enda is heading back to his teaching post which he has held open for himself while he’s been a politician for over 40 years?
He’ll just fade like the pages of an old manuscript.
He was a good Enda Kenny, an average Politician but a poor Taoiseach.
Top notch, my dear Henry.
Tis midnight now. We shall raise a toast with actual toast to de End a’ Kenny.
I like marmalade with peels on mine.
Coveney will be next in line to mislead us not into trepidations.
He will be the Euro Taoiseach needed to surround the Brits after the Bonkersly Brilliant Berserking Battle of Brexit.
Whatever happens will have to happen for the future sure is tense.
I’d say Finola would love the Aras meself
wouldn’t be surprised if he looks for the spot
it’s not like the pair of them are going to eff off around the world travelling on all his pensions ffs
he’ll have to fight off a few to get on the Blueshurt ticket mind
Kenny would be my favourite ‘ex-Taoisigh’ for president.
Better than Miriam, I suppose.
or Zappoone
…Fergus Finlay can still barely disguise his rage that squee got the labour backing before him…
“I’m the prime minister of Ireland”
What kind of person aspires to become the CEO of a failed mini statement anyway ?
Your comment appears to be an example of a ‘failed mini statement’
Statelet.. Stupid effing machine.
Jesus, Chris Cornell has died aged 52
WHAT?
Oh no. I just checked it out online. God, I loved his voice. I saw him in the Olympia a few years ago.
Shocking.
Yeah, same. Hoped it was a hoax of some sort. V young
Superunknown was the soundtrack to the summer of 94 for me. LA, baby!
Me and my pals were the worst music snobs back then. We dismissed Soundgarden because they supported Guns n Roses and were, like, major sellouts like.
Then we saw them in 94 at Reading and we gave in. Amazing stuff.
ahem
(My pals and I)
Probably one of my favourite songs is him having a sing-off with Eddie Vedder on the Temple of the Dog album: Hunger Strike.
Gas, isn’t it? Music notions.
Ah, it’s only after 9 am and the whinging lefties are already out in force sticking the knife into Coveney and doing Fianna Fails job for them…
Seriously, why not just make your merry way to the journal, where the platitudes for Kenny flow freely.
Instead of bitching at the comments on a left-leaning news site.
and you aren’t fooling anyone with the new Avatar
it’s the tone
Feck it anyway
Seriously.
leaning? massive lol
I aim to amuse, entertain, and exasperate.
hang on a sec there
the FFers are sticking it to Coveney because Mickie is in the same constituency
Mickie is afraid of his own botty
and is getting his lackies to do his durty work
not only that
the two Ffú(ppers there in Cork South Central are bricking it
’cause the Shinner
Donie Ó Laoghaire
might well top the poll there next time out
Is Donie not traditionally short for Donal? Given his name is Donncha, would Dinny not have made more sense?
Dinny from Donncha? Everyone’s called Donie in Cork. Even me, and my name’s Andyourp.
oh he’s definitely a Donie
pronounced doooh_kneeeeee
Oliver Callans piece in the Irish Times sums up my feelings on Enda Kenny. A great piece of journalism not pandering to those shedding crocodile tears yesterday or the spin doctors.
“The truth is he had a majority so large he could have achieved anything, but chose to squander a chance that may not fall into the hands of one person quite so spectacularly ever again. “
Yes, I’d agree with some of what Callan said – but he completely ignored the fact that the country was totally banjaxed.
We needed to borrow €27,000,000,000 in 2011, €25,000,000,000 in 2012, and €36,000,000,000 in 2013 to keep the country running – the vast majority of this money was to pay for Pensions, HSE and Social Welfare.
How do you know that it went on pensions/social welfare etc?
That’s a real question, not me jumping down your throat.
massive tax deficit, we were spending a lot more than we were taking in and only a small portion of that went to bondholders , we were borrowing to keep the lights on and to keep food in peoples bellies. people forget that and what would have happened if we didn’t borrow.
Cheers biggins, me aul flower.
Oliver Callan hit the nail on the head. In essence Kenny was a weasel & gutless politician.