The Auld Triangle Went Jingle Jangle

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This morning.

The Triangle, Ranelagh, Dublin 6.

Tanaiste Leo Varadkar and Dublin Bay South Fine Gael candidate James Geoghegan canvass as the election to fill the Dáil seat vacated by former Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy gets underway.

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Pic via Fer Otero

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18 thoughts on “The Auld Triangle Went Jingle Jangle”

  1. D-troll

    is Broadsheet actively promoting FG??!! seems like everyday you publish a picture and story about James Geoghean. a few with pascal donoghue, one where he is running (for a bus?) and now this. have you published a photo of the SF or SD or any of the other candidates.

    1. Cian

      It’s typical pro-governmental support by Broadsheet.

      I think Bodger is a closet FF/FG/Green/Lab-er

  2. Lilly

    That looks like a Butlers coffee in his grip. What kind of chocolate, is the question. Salted Caramel, he wins. Orange Crunch, he looses.

    2. U N M U T U A L

      I was thinking more along the lines of a Candy Cigarette in a quality street wrapper.

    1. Janet, dreams of an alternate universe

      always find Does disappointing, why can’t they cut their veg properly

    1. Cian

      Why would you assume that?
      TDs don’t have a contract, they don’t have to work 9-5. They are not obliged to do anything in return for their pay for the years they are in office. They can’t be fired.

      Democracy? huh!

    1. GiggidyGoo

      Thought that too. Or maybe it’s just a media blackout that’s required. Something about posters not being allowed a certain distance from the election places.

    2. Daisy Chainsaw

      That bit’s not illegal because all candidates are in and out of polling stations, pressing the flesh and looking for your number one on the day. The posters have to be a certain length away from the polling station (I remember them being practically up to the door in the 80’s) and there’s a moritorium for 24 hours in advance of an election.

    1. Slave to the Rhythm

      still hope for some of his ardent and somewhat creepy, obsessive critics on here to go on a similar voyage of self-care and reflection too

      2. Daisy Chainsaw

        Still hope that if Geoghegan fails today, he’ll bring Leo down with him.

      3. GiggidyGoo

        and the ardent and somewhat creepy, obsessive critics, that follow ardent and somewhat creepy, obsessive critics, too?

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