Michael Healy-Rea leaves Brendan Howlin.

In fairness.

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13 thoughts on “The Cap Fits

  1. bisted

    …out of the mouths of babes, innocents and Healy-Reas…speaking as one of the betrayed I couldn’t have said it better…

  2. Ian-O

    Not a fan of Healy Rae by any means but he wasn’t wrong in pointing out the hypocrisy of the ‘labour’ party.

    The look on Howlin’s face says it all really, they would prefer to just quietly pretend FG wasn’t the only party in power during those years.

    Also, I see zero issue with him wearing his hat in the chamber, not sure why people get so animated over such things?

    1. Cú Chulainn

      A gentleman doesn’t wear his hat indoors.. it’s just one of things.. a hangover from another time perhaps but it still jars. As for Labour.. it would be better if they just faded away

  3. Eoin

    Howlin was right that members can’t refer to other members as “hypocrites”, but it was beautiful to see Catherine Connolly in the chair mischievously pretending ignorance about that rule. And to see the wounded look on Howlin’s face when his point of order was rejected.

    1. Philip Quinlan

      He was some eejit to raise that point though, MHR could happily withdraw the suggestion that he was a hypocrite and suggest instead he could be described as “variably principled”, “consistency challenged” or “flexibly outraged”

  4. Eoineyo

    The Labour Party must think if they jump on every bandwagon we will forget that they are as responsible for all our failing public services as FG and FF.

    The sad thing is if a member of the Labour Party is humble enough to speak to you they actually believe that they saved the country.

  5. Philip Quinlan

    He was some eejit to raise that point though, MHR could happily withdraw the suggestion that he was a hypocrite and suggest instead he could be described as “variably principled”, “consistency challenged” or “flexibly outraged”

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