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    Quote Originally Posted by superhack View Post
    To be fair, The Independent wrote that. But it was bollox.
    They beat the Evening Herald to it. I think there's some in-house challenge to see which paper can come out with the most outrageous anti-Irish republican story (remember the day before the last election when the Herald claimed Esther Uzell-Rafferty was booted out of Kevin St. flats by teenagers from Sinn Fein)? Complete and utter bollox as acknowledged by Esther herself. The papers get away with that type of shyte.

    Check out Regret the Error: Mistakes Happen for just how wrong newspapers worldwide can be. A search should find the Liam Lawlor/prostitute story.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sandar View Post
    brackesn a friend of mine so Im probably more aware of her than the general public, brady is very very good but is not really an investigative reporter in the way the others mentioned are ot at least are supposed to be, reynolds is good but would be better away from the conservatovbe environment of rte, wherre he has little freedom tpo pursue some of the things he could, O'Tool wrote something a few years ago int he herald which got the paper in trouble, cant really remebre what, it was a run in mCdOWELL IF I REMEBER RIGHTLY WHICH he came pout the wrong side of, and ;lost a bit of crfedibility and autonomy within his newsroom..........didnt know barry had moved away from crime ,, is he a Poll C
    But O'Toole writes for The Star. I know him. He's never written for the Herald. Bracken hasn't broken much, but I do like her stuff.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phinaeus View Post
    Have just watched him being interviewed on the Tubridy show. Have huge admiration for the man - quite unafraid to tell it like it is and to call a thug a thug. Pity a few of our politicians don't have his courage.

    he is a **************************************** ARTIST of the highest order

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    sorry either Im getting him mixed up wuth the herald guy or he wrote it in the star, I dont know him personally.....bracken is young yet in crime terms and will probbaly be a while before she starts breaking real stuff but she ahs the right atitude and street smarts.............

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    Quote Originally Posted by whofearstospeak? View Post
    he is a **************************************** ARTIST of the highest order

    ok a manure artist of the highest order

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kev408 View Post
    He announced the pub he'd be drinking in tonight on Tubridy last night. He's being awarded with the person of Leitrim or something. He also mumbled that the pub is safest place in Ireland to be tonight.
    Get it right, Mr Victim, it's the Leitrim Man of the Year Award: or do you have as much contempt for country folk as you do for the truth? And yes, I'd say Paul Williams does require significant Garda protection for public appearances such as this. But that's not a life I'd choose. Salman Rushdie quickly tired of it. But then Williams isn't a pretentious arty farty type and is, thank God, a far gutsier character than the lamentable Rushdie.

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    yeah I'd say he has the protection, but so do wuite a few hacks, only they dont go on chat shows to talk about it, and when the publish somehting they have a habit of being right because that matters to real journalists.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phinaeus View Post
    Get it right, Mr Victim, it's the Leitrim Man of the Year Award: or do you have as much contempt for country folk as you do for the truth? And yes, I'd say Paul Williams does require significant Garda protection for public appearances such as this. But that's not a life I'd choose. Salman Rushdie quickly tired of it. But then Williams isn't a pretentious arty farty type and is, thank God, a far gutsier character than the lamentable Rushdie.
    Phinny-poos, you are the most inaccurate, vox populi-driven, uneducated, anecdotal-driven moron we have seen on this site since The Analyser (no offense Tommy O'Brien). Every thread you have started in the last couple of days has highlighted your complete lack of respect for fellow posters - throwing out unsourced information, your mind-numbing Joe Duffy-isation of every topic is embarrassing. You're either a teenager or a very poorly informed adult. Read my signature and see just how silly your posts are. I really don't know whether to pour scorn on you or feel sorry for you. You even stated that Merle has no sense of humour when it comes to Northern Ireland issues!

    I think you'd be doing everyone (and particularly yourself) a favour if you just shut up, observed others' posts and then contributed in a thoughtful and considered manner.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sandar View Post
    yeah I'd say he has the protection, but so do wuite a few hacks, only they dont go on chat shows to talk about it, and when the publish somehting they have a habit of being right because that matters to real journalists.
    Really? Who? I think you're wrong. Williams is the only one I'm aware of.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kev408 View Post
    Phinny-poos, you are the most inaccurate, vox populi-driven, uneducated, anecdotal-driven moron we have seen on this site since The Analyser (no offense Tommy O'Brien). Every thread you have started in the last couple of days has highlighted your complete lack of respect for fellow posters - throwing out unsourced information, your mind-numbing Joe Duffy-isation of every topic is embarrassing. You're either a teenager or a very poorly informed adult. Read my signature and see just how silly your posts are. I really don't know whether to pour scorn on you or feel sorry for you. You even stated that Merle has no sense of humour when it comes to Northern Ireland issues!

    I think you'd be doing everyone (and particularly yourself) a favour if you just shut up, observed others' posts and then contributed in a thoughtful and considered manner.
    What a bleedin' drama queen - and to think this bozo counsels abuse victims. Jesus wept.

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