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Originally posted by Sham157 Sham157 wrote:

Alan Kelly looking a cert to be new Labour leader.
He is bound to drop the ball
Just because it's tradition does not make it right
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Originally posted by Sham157 Sham157 wrote:

Alan Kelly looking a cert to be new Labour leader.
They must feel that they have too many seats.
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Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Originally posted by Sham157 Sham157 wrote:

Alan Kelly looking a cert to be new Labour leader.
They must feel that they have too many seats.
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Originally posted by daithi daithi wrote:

Originally posted by Sham157 Sham157 wrote:

Alan Kelly looking a cert to be new Labour leader.
He is bound to drop the ball
The other fella was a townie. They could be trying to attract more rural votes.
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I’m actually inclined to see how this one plays out. He is a bit of a maverick, and that could have traction. I also feel he will be very active in the media and will be unwavering in his criticism. Personally, I’d have gone for AOR, but this could be a little more surprising than people expect.
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Originally posted by Het-field Het-field wrote:

I’m actually inclined to see how this one plays out. He is a bit of a maverick, and that could have traction. I also feel he will be very active in the media and will be unwavering in his criticism. Personally, I’d have gone for AOR, but this could be a little more surprising than people expect.

Can't see it. Final nail in Labour's coffin. He's despised outside the party and by a good chunk in it. He's divisive and arrogant. He's a personification of how they sold out their base. They may have had a chance of a re-set under AOR but Kelly? Not for me. Another shellacking next election while the Soc Dems keep growing and a reverse takeover a la Democratic Left awaits for the Labour Party. 


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Originally posted by Drumcondra 69er Drumcondra 69er wrote:

Originally posted by Het-field Het-field wrote:

I’m actually inclined to see how this one plays out. He is a bit of a maverick, and that could have traction. I also feel he will be very active in the media and will be unwavering in his criticism. Personally, I’d have gone for AOR, but this could be a little more surprising than people expect.

Can't see it. Final nail in Labour's coffin. He's despised outside the party and by a good chunk in it. He's divisive and arrogant. He's a personification of how they sold out their base. They may have had a chance of a re-set under AOR but Kelly? Not for me. Another shellacking next election while the Soc Dems keep growing and a reverse takeover a la Democratic Left awaits for the Labour Party. 

I think the reverse takeover is really contingent on how well the SD’s do over the next few years. I also suspect there is a large group of Labour supporters who wouldn’t want to lose the brand.

On another note, MLM’s piece in the IT today is incredibly tone deaf.
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Leo Varadkar returning to the medical profession for a weekly shift during the crisis. Hard to think of too many other world leaders taking such an approach. Credit to him.ClapClap
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Originally posted by Het-field Het-field wrote:

Leo Varadkar returning to the medical profession for a weekly shift during the crisis. Hard to think of too many other world leaders taking such an approach. Credit to him.ClapClap
Clapshould be enough to keep the Shinners at bayClapgrest stuff Leo,what a leader
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Originally posted by Het-field Het-field wrote:

Leo Varadkar returning to the medical profession for a weekly shift during the crisis. Hard to think of too many other world leaders taking such an approach. Credit to him.ClapClap

Now he’ll get a first hand experience of the not for fit purpose PPE he’s been purchasing! 

Definitely deserves credit for that.
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Originally posted by Het-field Het-field wrote:

Leo Varadkar returning to the medical profession for a weekly shift during the crisis. Hard to think of too many other world leaders taking such an approach. Credit to him.ClapClap
Why am i so cynicalStern Smile
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Great PR stunt.
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Under normal circumstances if ya spend more than 183 days outside Ireland in a year yu can be a tax-exile and pay your tax elsewhere. A lot of bigwigs would have this arrangement. One of the Sunday papers has a story that they'll waive this rule this year. Bit of a joke if true, tax the f**kers for the year, they'll be in our hospitals if they're sick
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Originally posted by brianie brianie wrote:

Originally posted by Het-field Het-field wrote:

Leo Varadkar returning to the medical profession for a weekly shift during the crisis. Hard to think of too many other world leaders taking such an approach. Credit to him.ClapClap
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Im sure he will be warmly welcomed back by the very people whom he tried to royally shaft, treated and had treated like sh*t over the years as he slaves on his 12/14 hour shifts on the wards with dodgy PPE. 
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One of the worst sickening pr stunts to be ever pulled here Censored
Just because it's tradition does not make it right
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Originally posted by Het-field Het-field wrote:

Leo Varadkar returning to the medical profession for a weekly shift during the crisis. Hard to think of too many other world leaders taking such an approach. Credit to him.ClapClap
At least get it right, your champion will be doing 1 session a week Wink
Just because it's tradition does not make it right
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I'd love to see his time sheet. He'll do it once when the cameras are rolling! 
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Originally posted by daithi daithi wrote:

At least get it right, your champion will be doing 1 session a week Wink

I said a weekly shift. Before throwing shade maybe read my post.
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