The RTE Late Debate Heckle

[Baron von Biffo]

Scary when Eamon Ryan's is the only sensible voice.

[Baron von Biffo]

Elaine Byrne is delighted that the Culchies will be put back in their boxes.

[Dr. FIVE]

Dublin should have "an identifiable voice that speaks for Dublin" says Elaine Byrne : /

[DCon]

Dublin should have "an identifiable voice that speaks for Dublin" says Elaine Byrne : /

no better man



for a price

[Baron von Biffo]

Dublin should have "an identifiable voice that speaks for Dublin" says Elaine Byrne : /

For those times when 9 cabinet ministers and 4 local authorities just isn't enough.

[PaddyJoe]

Elaine Byrne is delighted that the Culchies will be put back in their boxes.

She's not exactly an urban sophisticate. Her family have a pub, undertaking business and a farm on the Wicklow / Carlow border

[PaddyJoe]

Pat Leahy, Peader Tobin, John Waters, Malachy Steenson(WP), Robert Dowds, (Lab)
Now discussing the eighth Troika review.

[PaddyJoe]

I was wondering why Waters was there and why Pat Leahy just made good his escape from the studio with half an hour to go.
Discussion moves to Childrens' Referendum.

[PaddyJoe]

Waters is foaming at the mouth about the media having 'opaque vested interests'
Enough.
Click.

[Dr. FIVE]

That was a waste of time

[goatstoe]

They have to have two sides to every referendum argument for reasons of balance as far as I know. Is John Waters on the NO side just so he can get on the airwaves as much as possible one wonders?

I can't see anything wrong with this referendum, that will surely pass.

[PaddyJoe]

Bernard Durkan, Joe Higgins, Dearbhal McDonnell, Mick Clifford and Peter Brown.
EU summit. Tony Connelley is popping up everywhere on RTE tonight.

[PaddyJoe]

Durkan already proving he hasn't got an iota. Wait until Peter Brown gets started on him.

[PaddyJoe]

Joe Higgins quoting the IT piece today that refers to German officials dismissing the Irish position as 'illusions'.

[DCon]

Connelly on the tweet machine

Tony Connelly ‏@tconnellyRTE

#euco Deal done to set up "legislative framework" for a single supervisory mechanism for eurozone banks from Jan 1 - senior govt source