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Tony Gregory and Joe Higgins.
Dan Boyle
Richard Bruton in Dublin North Central, and Michael McDowell (gonna miss him, Great minister for Justice - we should be greatful to him. he is the reason SF/IRA polled so badly.
You are an outstanding comedian. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by rebelarmyexile
i would have to say Dr. Jerry Cowley . I am gutted he lost his seat in mayo.
Dr. Noel Browne would be the politician I would most like to vote for but cannot.
It would be naive to ask "Do you remember when Irish politicians had integrity?", but thanks to him you can say "Do you remember there was an Irish politician who had integrity".
Ming The Mersulus in Galway.
:)
AFAIK he has returned to Co. Roscommon, his birthplace, and has been elected onto some sort of county Council or other (open to correction) but he has definately left Galway of that i am sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by smellyfeet
Joe Higgins once slept in my bad :eek: i wasn't alive when he did though. my father used to be in the labour party(before they sold out as he would say) and was good friends with him back then. he'd be the only politician i'd respect cos he's the only one who seems like he's not out for his good and he's quite the satirist as well. even though i know f*ck all bout his constituency i'm shocked he didn't keep his seat.
John Perry's in the good books too cos he always gives us a decent christmas present ;)
If Ming ever gets it's legalised he'll be a shoe-in for taoiseach in my opinion
joe higgins and ted tynan seem to know what they are talking about, unlike most
Out of curiousity, where did you hear ted tynan speaking?
my house, my friend was interviewing him for the SWP paper and he spoke well of local issues, especially his fight to get rid of phone masts near schools and in petrol stations, made a fan out of me anywayQuote:
Originally Posted by Risteard
Good to see that he's talking to that paper.
Maybe Partisan can enlighten me as to the point but having the SP, WP and SWP seems pointless to me.
Gearoid MacAdam for me defo. heard from A prominent FF TD for Dublin North west that teh Bold Gerry will be running for pres next time around, cant see it myself as he'd have to recognise the 26 county state to be its president ...no?
Gearóid Mac Ádhaimh;)
I've a signed copy of his book "Hope and History" its signed Gearoid MacAdam
Wikipedia lied to me:(
Ádhamh is ‘Adam-from-the-Bible’ Adam. The Adam in surnames and placenames is usually Adam, like Baile Adaim/Adamstown (even though the stone sign the developers put up says Baile Mhic Ádhaimh :mad: ).
Whether people should actually bother gaelicizing planter surnames is another story. ;)
im serious. great admiration for McDowell. one cant really but admire Richrad Bruton good decent, honest hardworked, even the shinners in dublin north central like him.
Yeah I know people who would be very anti-Fine Gael who always vote for Bruton. Very good politician and devoted to the constituency.
Kind of like Ian Paisley.