That comment’s going to look very silly in the morning.
Airey Naïve
It already does look daft, but if we’re keeping a running total, I actually make it (at time of whinging):
Oirish paper: 1
People’s Rep of Cork: 1
Brits: 6
Of the latter, the FT Weekend Edition is still the best thing in print journalism.
In terms of content, is there anything more vile than those embittered old Du Plantier creeps and their toxic and twisted BS Wickerman-like hunt for “the truth” and “justice” (Birmingham Six style), aided and abetted by some members of AGS by proxy? French Connections 2.0.
Take it up with local Gardai…
By the way, why didn’t “ladies man” Daniel Toscan du Plantier not go to his murdered wife’s funeral?
Christmas dinners must have been laugh a a minute with that family…
Cú Chulainn
Totes dude.. !!
Cú Chulainn
On a more serious note: it has been known for some time. Shame on the ‘judge’ on the civil case.. if Ian Bailey wasn’t a Brit .. most likely he’d be coming off a long stretch about now..
Airey Naïve
Where were the French in Cork when we needed them in 1796? Bantry Bay expedition? A flop.
Nothing good ever comes of French involvement in Cork.
“Is zer sumzingt i can ‘elp?” Spreading butter on spuds in an ad. Great.
And off they go two years later to try and rescue Mayo – General Humbert and friends. Another triumph.
Mind you, some of the Cork natives aren’t exactly compelling dinner party guests either – Sunday Independent writers being a case in point – O’Connor, Harris, etc.
Ron
and the fact you felt the need to point that out shows how much of a spa stick you are
MaryLou's ArmaLite
Shane Filan went bankrupt some years bank, now his wife is a bankrupt. No point blaming the vulture fund if you keep fuppin it up.
Otis Blue
Keeping it in the family , so to speak.
johnny
He either cheaped out on the advise or got bad,his (hers?) creditors have gone rouge!
Giggidygoo
you’d feel sorry for them, as they haven’t got the back up of a TDs pension. Unlike a similar double bankruptcy.
Topsy
Will she be going to Wales to have a good laugh at us trying to make do.
johnny
Looks like they both signed personally for loans to develop some property in Sligo with Ulster Bank-Cerberus (yank vultures) picked up the loans for pennies and have forced her into filling.
They come across as very decent people,childhood sweethearts with 3 kids, more than a little sporty of the yanks to pursue her,bit bloodyminded and hopefully they get nothing.
Piece in IT about Goodman picking up his neighbors farm cheap from Cerberus,who’s main man in Irl is his BFF x KPMG managing partner Bolger.
Topsy
Funny when people mess up with money through greed and foolishness (in the pursuit of wealth) joe public (me) carries the burden. However when they attain wealth they never offer to share that wealth with joe public (me).
george
The abridged version is they are rich people who had more money than they could ever need but got greedy, wanted more and squandered their money on bad investments.
Johnny
If your good at anything and continue doing it,amassing wealth along way,that’s business.Problem here is this couple signed personal guarantees which were enforced (on her) by a offshore vulture.They weren’t very good at real estate development,or asset transfers,but they speak sensibly about the mental health impacts.
Your summary reeks off financial immaturity.
petey
“how to spend it” really is the kind of thing you’d read in the FT
Giggidygoo
Zappone more or less not interested in justice for those adoptions. She’s hiding behind the gardai saying that some of the people involved would be dead, and others would be elderly. So what? Elderly people are being brought to justice regularly for ‘historic’ crimes. Most notably german elderly.
andy
The state was complicit
So the state are also guilty
Hence no justice
Meanwhile the grey vote get a hike in pensions
Yes a hike which is a princely 5 euro
Just enough to treat oneself to a burger and chips a week
Its quite insulting using hike
Huey Luas on the News
In Ireland the old coffin dodgers aren’t brought to justice but rewarded: we now have a “granny grant” mooted instead of taxing the living daylights out of these pee-smelling empty nest property owners.
Lilly
That’s really mean. Many of them are only too well aware that they’ll soon be forking out a king’s ransom to be cared for in an old people’s home surrounded by strangers because we’ll all too busy trying to keep the wolf from the door to look after them at home.
Ollie Cromwell
Willie Walsh schools Liability Leo about planes not flying after Brexit.
” … aviation will continue to function.There are some issues that we need to deal with but it isn’t rocket science, we have dealt with these before. ”
Of course they’ll keep flying. Because there will be no such thing as a No Deal Brexit. There will be some deals about some things because there have to be.
andy
The EU will not deal as if the UK get a special deal because of Ireland others will want the same
I give the EU ten years before it eats its self from within
The sad thing is the GFA is in grave danger
Our illustrious leadership are oblivious to this danger like the last time fine Gael were in power and they presided over the failing in the 1990s
It took a change in government both sides before the ceasefire was reinstated
One Irish paper, seven English papers. Hm.
That comment’s going to look very silly in the morning.
It already does look daft, but if we’re keeping a running total, I actually make it (at time of whinging):
Oirish paper: 1
People’s Rep of Cork: 1
Brits: 6
Of the latter, the FT Weekend Edition is still the best thing in print journalism.
In terms of content, is there anything more vile than those embittered old Du Plantier creeps and their toxic and twisted BS Wickerman-like hunt for “the truth” and “justice” (Birmingham Six style), aided and abetted by some members of AGS by proxy? French Connections 2.0.
Take it up with local Gardai…
By the way, why didn’t “ladies man” Daniel Toscan du Plantier not go to his murdered wife’s funeral?
Christmas dinners must have been laugh a a minute with that family…
Totes dude.. !!
On a more serious note: it has been known for some time. Shame on the ‘judge’ on the civil case.. if Ian Bailey wasn’t a Brit .. most likely he’d be coming off a long stretch about now..
Where were the French in Cork when we needed them in 1796? Bantry Bay expedition? A flop.
Nothing good ever comes of French involvement in Cork.
“Is zer sumzingt i can ‘elp?” Spreading butter on spuds in an ad. Great.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSkQij6lGJ4
And off they go two years later to try and rescue Mayo – General Humbert and friends. Another triumph.
Mind you, some of the Cork natives aren’t exactly compelling dinner party guests either – Sunday Independent writers being a case in point – O’Connor, Harris, etc.
and the fact you felt the need to point that out shows how much of a spa stick you are
Shane Filan went bankrupt some years bank, now his wife is a bankrupt. No point blaming the vulture fund if you keep fuppin it up.
Keeping it in the family , so to speak.
He either cheaped out on the advise or got bad,his (hers?) creditors have gone rouge!
you’d feel sorry for them, as they haven’t got the back up of a TDs pension. Unlike a similar double bankruptcy.
Will she be going to Wales to have a good laugh at us trying to make do.
Looks like they both signed personally for loans to develop some property in Sligo with Ulster Bank-Cerberus (yank vultures) picked up the loans for pennies and have forced her into filling.
They come across as very decent people,childhood sweethearts with 3 kids, more than a little sporty of the yanks to pursue her,bit bloodyminded and hopefully they get nothing.
Piece in IT about Goodman picking up his neighbors farm cheap from Cerberus,who’s main man in Irl is his BFF x KPMG managing partner Bolger.
Funny when people mess up with money through greed and foolishness (in the pursuit of wealth) joe public (me) carries the burden. However when they attain wealth they never offer to share that wealth with joe public (me).
The abridged version is they are rich people who had more money than they could ever need but got greedy, wanted more and squandered their money on bad investments.
If your good at anything and continue doing it,amassing wealth along way,that’s business.Problem here is this couple signed personal guarantees which were enforced (on her) by a offshore vulture.They weren’t very good at real estate development,or asset transfers,but they speak sensibly about the mental health impacts.
Your summary reeks off financial immaturity.
“how to spend it” really is the kind of thing you’d read in the FT
Zappone more or less not interested in justice for those adoptions. She’s hiding behind the gardai saying that some of the people involved would be dead, and others would be elderly. So what? Elderly people are being brought to justice regularly for ‘historic’ crimes. Most notably german elderly.
The state was complicit
So the state are also guilty
Hence no justice
Meanwhile the grey vote get a hike in pensions
Yes a hike which is a princely 5 euro
Just enough to treat oneself to a burger and chips a week
Its quite insulting using hike
In Ireland the old coffin dodgers aren’t brought to justice but rewarded: we now have a “granny grant” mooted instead of taxing the living daylights out of these pee-smelling empty nest property owners.
That’s really mean. Many of them are only too well aware that they’ll soon be forking out a king’s ransom to be cared for in an old people’s home surrounded by strangers because we’ll all too busy trying to keep the wolf from the door to look after them at home.
Willie Walsh schools Liability Leo about planes not flying after Brexit.
” … aviation will continue to function.There are some issues that we need to deal with but it isn’t rocket science, we have dealt with these before. ”
http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/998392/Brexit-news-UK-EU-British-Airways-Aer-Lingus-aviation-Ireland-Leo-Varadkar-European-Union
Of course they’ll keep flying. Because there will be no such thing as a No Deal Brexit. There will be some deals about some things because there have to be.
The EU will not deal as if the UK get a special deal because of Ireland others will want the same
I give the EU ten years before it eats its self from within
The sad thing is the GFA is in grave danger
Our illustrious leadership are oblivious to this danger like the last time fine Gael were in power and they presided over the failing in the 1990s
It took a change in government both sides before the ceasefire was reinstated
Robo writing in today’s BelTel,with a new twist on the old analogy about elephants in the room.
https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/northern-ireland/peter-robinson-some-refuse-to-talk-about-the-elephant-in-the-room-but-it-is-positioning-itself-to-squat-upon-their-laps-37179957.html
I think he is worried that the result of the vote for partition will be reversed, oh wait………..
Initially I thought he was referring to Arlene and the possibility of a lap dance,but they only happen in the Dail amongst Finn Gael members……
Does the left on the continent hate Jews too, or is it just the left in Britain and Ireland?
It’s the Right who hates Jews in Ireland. Blueshirts despise them within their own party.
Alan Shatter is a special case. Even if he were pope, he would rub people up the wrong way.
#COYGIG!!!!
it’s coming home
Indeed.
Fantastic result for the Irish team.
Gerrup owreh dah!