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The “Tweetgate” Effect
Poor old Sean Gallagher. The whole affair over that Frontline debate had a stink of it, and it wasn’t just coming from him. The revelation that RTE botched its own vetting procedures on accurate content to introduce to the debate … Continue reading
Posted in Clusterf**k To The Aras, Ireland, Politics, Presidential Election 2011
Tagged aras11, frontline, gallagher, higgins, ireland, mcguiness, pat kenny, politics, rte, tweetgate
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A Limerick Debate
Finally. Pat Kenny gets some, in fact most, of the Limerick candidates in a room. O’Dea, Power, Noonan, O’Donnell, O’Sullivan, Leddin, Quinlivan and Prendiville. Kiely, Cahill and O’Donoghue are absent. Some talk about how at least one of the sitting TDs isn’t going to … Continue reading
Posted in General Election 2011, Ireland, Limerick, Politics
Tagged debate, general election 2011, guarentee, ireland, leddin, limerick, limerick city, noonan, o'donnell, o'sullivan, odea, pat kenny, politics, power, prendiville, quinlivan, regeneration, savoy hotel
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Donegal Election Candidates On Frontline: Confident, Annoyed, Boring, Better, Realist, Idealist
One more time, here we go. After my last post on the Vincent Browne debate got a favorable reaction, I figured I should cover the next one, this time with Pat Kenny on RTEs Frontline. Unlike Browne, Kenny’s managed to get … Continue reading