— Holly x (@hollyshortall) May 2, 2019
Last night.
Cruise’s St, Limerick.
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and colleagues – canvassing for European Election Ireland South candidate Seán Kelly (top right) – join an unnamed busker for an unusually jaunty rendition of the haunting ‘Zombie’ by local heroes, The Cranberries.
Thanks Bebe
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Awful. Having to stand around that idiot with the guitar pretending they were enjoying it…. Scarlet for that guy. The only thing worse than an awful song is an awful cover of the awful song.
He’s back!
There’s a reason he’s remaining nameless.
The biggest Zombie there is the one wearing the green tie.
blushirts will like this
Doesn’t even throw the poor lad a few quid… rude
Sean Kelly bopping along to the lyrics there.
Hup-de-hup, boppity-bop
Just great stuff altogether
I’m so glad you pointed that out, Tony.
That’s the kind of Friday feeling we need round here.
The Man Never Drank A Duff In His Life
The man never tinky tonky tootled while other men watched in the seedier parts of the Phoenix park.
You almost have to admire the inherent contradiction in Leo’s self-propagated image as being the cool, hip taoiseach and his total inability to act or behave like a normal person
What a dope
I think he’s a lot like Ed Miliband, except even in the absolute hames of British politics Ed is pushed out into the cold, whereas our one’s in charge of the whole country
Ha, spot on!
Will this clown ever stop with the attempt to appeal to the ‘yoof’ FFS.
You are the Taoiseach, please act like you are.
Irish politicians on the canvas and the reek of desperation go hand in hand
G’wan the Leo: https://youtu.be/Ok9ENXyBkhA
Leave Leo along. Kylie fans know their music!
In fairness, the song “Zombie” was widely panned by critics when it was released first as a dirge-like metal thrash through not enough lyrics. But, hey it now fits a lazy narrative to bash political opponents with, so the de rigeur Irish Times / INM / RTE Canteen media reaction now is to say great.
Sure, So is Simple Minds’s Belfast Child. The Cranberries have way better songs to be remembered by. RIP Dolly.