Irish economy troubles on BBC Radio 4 now...

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p.ie back up :thumb
 
Yes, they cut it short.

A new low in Irish life, Biffo nearly destroys the country but clings to power at any cost, deludes himself he has always done the right thing.

I agree with about Vincent Browne, asked the hard questions of him and would not let go. His programme on TV3 tonight should be good.
 
omen said:
Yes, they cut it short.

A new low in Irish life, Biffo nearly destroys the country but clings to power at any cost, deludes himself he has always done the right thing.

I agree with about Vincent Browne, asked the hard questions of him and would not let go. His programme on TV3 tonight should be good.
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Cant get TV3 :blast
but have just sent a email to this bunch of fools... [email protected]

Id ask everybody else to do the same
 
Looks like another Euro F--k-up who next Turkey.:mad:
when will someone see sense, bribe a country to join with promises of big money investment over a very short timescale increase house building etc and employment for a very short time then it all suddenly ends.
Who pays, the taxpayer here:blast
And were not even in the Bloody Euro:confused:
 
and you should get this...
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billynomates said:
Looks like another Euro F--k-up who next Turkey.:mad:
when will someone see sense, bribe a country to join with promises of big money investment over a very short timescale increase house building etc and employment for a very short time then it all suddenly ends.
Who pays, the taxpayer here:blast
And were not even in the Bloody Euro:confused:
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Just to lighten the mood a little..............
 

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billynomates said:
Looks like another Euro F--k-up who next Turkey.:mad:
when will someone see sense, bribe a country to join with promises of big money investment over a very short timescale increase house building etc and employment for a very short time then it all suddenly ends.
Who pays, the taxpayer here:blast
And were not even in the Bloody Euro:confused:
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Could you explain how this is applicable to our current situation here in Ireland?
 
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1 year we would have laughed at this, future does not look bright:confused:
 
They have called for an election in the second half of January, waiting for the budget to pass before bringing the house of cards down.
 
Sooner the better, better make it a strong one, there's a lot of fatties that need to be fooked over the side
 
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