The next Government

[jimmym]

Brian Mccarthy PBP proposed a motion in city hall Monday night that city council call on MM to cancel his trip to Washington
The motion was defeated. Labour , soc dems, greens voted for. FF ,FG voted against SF and lord mayor abstained.

 

[Hallbopping]

Brian Mccarthy PBP proposed a motion in city hall Monday night that city council call on MM to cancel his trip to Washington
The motion was defeated. Labour , soc dems, greens voted for. FF ,FG voted against SF and lord mayor abstained.

PBP are impossible to treat seriously. They’ll never go into Government or support a Government.

That branch of the left are more interested in attacking the centre left for not being left enough than they are about holding the centre right and right to account.

 

[Henrys Fonda]

Brian Mccarthy PBP proposed a motion in city hall Monday night that city council call on MM to cancel his trip to Washington
The motion was defeated. Labour , soc dems, greens voted for. FF ,FG voted against SF and lord mayor abstained.

Even if it was passed, what did he think would happen? We really have one of the worst pool of politicians in the country.

 

[jimmym]

Even if it was passed, what did he think would happen? We really have one of the worst pool of politicians in the country.

Noelie spoke sense, He said we must not endanger our relationship with the USA, Too many CLLRS in there are obsessed with
stuff thousands of miles away from here,

 

[Crusty Ring]

Noelie spoke sense, He said we must not endanger our relationship with the USA, Too many CLLRS in there are obsessed with
stuff thousands of miles away from here,

Absolutely correct, they need to STFU and focus on the brief they were elected for, we have enough challenges in Cork at the moment.

 

[outdagap]

https://twitter.com/x/status/2032606580458274941

 

[Roxetten]

"Taoiseach Micheál Martin is widely expected to issue an invitation to Donald Trump to visit Ireland later this year during his visit to the White House, despite the US president’s war in Iran. There is already a “standing invitation” and senior government sources expect this to be voiced during the Oval Office encounter.

In an interview with the Sunday Independent last month, the Taoiseach said he would have “no issue” with Mr Trump addressing the Dáil. He said Trump is the democratically elected president of the US and even if people disagreed with him, “generally in democracies we don’t get embroiled in who wins and election”.

^From the Indo.

This would be a very unwise move, by next September Trump will be an even more hated man than he is now and there will be huge protests if he dares to set foot on Irish soil.

 

[Henrys Fonda]

"Taoiseach Micheál Martin is widely expected to issue an invitation to Donald Trump to visit Ireland later this year during his visit to the White House, despite the US president’s war in Iran. There is already a “standing invitation” and senior government sources expect this to be voiced during the Oval Office encounter.

In an interview with the Sunday Independent last month, the Taoiseach said he would have “no issue” with Mr Trump addressing the Dáil. He said Trump is the democratically elected president of the US and even if people disagreed with him, “generally in democracies we don’t get embroiled in who wins and election”.

^From the Indo.

This would be a very unwise move, by next September Trump will be an even more hated man than he is now and there will be huge protests if he dares to set foot on Irish soil.

Huge protests?

 

[Ogre Moran]

"Taoiseach Micheál Martin is widely expected to issue an invitation to Donald Trump to visit Ireland later this year during his visit to the White House, despite the US president’s war in Iran. There is already a “standing invitation” and senior government sources expect this to be voiced during the Oval Office encounter.

In an interview with the Sunday Independent last month, the Taoiseach said he would have “no issue” with Mr Trump addressing the Dáil. He said Trump is the democratically elected president of the US and even if people disagreed with him, “generally in democracies we don’t get embroiled in who wins and election”.

^From the Indo.

This would be a very unwise move, by next September Trump will be an even more hated man than he is now and there will be huge protests if he dares to set foot on Irish soil.

It would be great fun. Let's hope it happens, with a visit to the Aras included.

 

[MerchantOfEnnis]

Jenny Carrol McNeill posted a video of herself in an Irish pub in Munich there.

She is one savage piece of kit