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Thread: Cowen to appoint a "cultural ambassador" to the United States

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    Could be an ideal gig for Johnny Ronan or Sean Dunne. They would do us proud

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    Oh no cringe.

    It will have to Paul Hewson.
    Or Séamus Heaney.

    Anyone else will be a nobody and the real ambassador will sideline a la Richard Bruton and George Lee.
    "Give me control of a nation's money and I care not who makes the laws." Mayer Amschel Rothschild (1744 -1812).

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    Note: this magazine is not a parody

    See National Association of Travellers' Centres (NATC)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Libero View Post


    Note: this magazine is not a parody

    See National Association of Travellers' Centres (NATC)

    Shame, no interested is able to read it*.







    (* this comments is aimed against educational apartheid which treats travellers as second class citizens, rather than the social welfare trapped members of the travelling community).
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    Wonder what the job spec will be--will the post be advertised---will it be paid--why single out the US for this great honour--what about Australia France Germany Russia---maybe the intention is to be nearer to Boston than Berlin---of course maybe he knows that he will be out of office by then and will not have to honour the promise

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    Quote Originally Posted by FakeViking View Post
    Which chapter of the An Bord Snip report features this little gem? No, it's easier to cut SW.
    +1

    Not too sure which is more depressing...the fact we dug our own hole or people's willingness to forget. Depressing ain't it?

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    Yis are all forgetting Calamity Coughlan.


    Personally I think it's one shameful Mr. B. 'won it on the nags' Ahern going there.

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    [COLOR=black][FONT=Verdana]'Cultural Ambassador' does the well staffed Embassy in Washington and network of consulates not have responsibility for cultural affairs already?[/FONT][/COLOR]
    [COLOR=black][FONT=Verdana]If this is part of the enhanced engagement with cultural and business diaspora resulting from Farmleigh, then it might have some benefit...otherwise it's simply a wasteful gesture reminiscent of our profligate past.[/FONT][/COLOR]
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barbarian View Post
    [COLOR=black][FONT=Verdana]'Cultural Ambassador' does the well staffed Embassy in Washington and network of consulates not have responsibility for cultural affairs already?[/FONT][/COLOR]
    [COLOR=black][FONT=Verdana]If this is part of the enhanced engagement with cultural and business diaspora resulting from Farmleigh, then it might have some benefit...otherwise it's simply a wasteful gesture reminiscent of our profligate past.[/FONT][/COLOR]
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