Tag Archives: Sinn Fein

Sinn Fein Cllr plagiarises Fine Gael TD’s press release.

Some people in will tell you that, in todays modern cynical age of the internet originality is just plagiarism gone unnoticed. One can only presume that member of Wicklow county council and Bray town councillor, Sinn Fein’s John Brady was hoping that … Continue reading

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The Meath East By-election

The candidates for the Meath East by-election are, Fine Gael’s Helen McEntee, Fianna Fáil Senator Thomas Byrne, Cllr Eoin Holmes of  Labour, Sinn Féin’s Darren O Rourke, Sean O’Buachalla of the Greens, Seamus McDonagh of the Workers’ Party and Ben … Continue reading

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The Peoples Front of Judea call for a No vote

The No side is largely composed of parties whose links to each other are as incestuous and whose reasoning for voting no are as varied as Islāmic interpretation of the Koran. According to the Campaign Against Austerity Treaty website the political … Continue reading

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Irish Times fiscal treaty debate

Fine Gael Minister for Agriculture, Food & the Marine Simon Coveney against Sinn Fein’s perma-tanned Mary lou McDonald. with Irish times Harry McGee moderating the debate.

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What Sinn Fein won’t tell you

Sinn Féin generally has two reasons for doing things. One that sounds good, and a real one. Sinn Féin have come out strongly against the house hold tax in the Republic, what they wont tell you is they are all … Continue reading

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Aengus “The Wolf Toner” O Snodaigh

Aengus O Snodaigh has once again made a mockery of Sinn Féin’s public face of public purse frugality. Watching the various Sinn Fein spokespeople speak in the Dáil one would be forgiven for thinking that you’d get a stern talking … Continue reading

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Morgan Fuel and Sinn Fein

Well Morgan Fuels, of Sinn Fein tweet fame during the presidential debate did pretty well out of the presidential election.

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The Janus faced Hypocrisy of Sinn Fein

In ancient Roman mythology Janus was the God of beginnings and endings and all things transitional , he is usually depicted in statues as two-faced as he looks both to the future and the past. If there was an altar … Continue reading

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