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"Mr Gallagher yesterday did not rule out a career in politics if he was unsuccessful in securing the presidency."
Counting of votes due to begin in presidential election - The Irish Times - Fri, Oct 28, 2011
Bye bye Micheal Martin?
"Mr Gallagher yesterday did not rule out a career in politics if he was unsuccessful in securing the presidency."
Counting of votes due to begin in presidential election - The Irish Times - Fri, Oct 28, 2011
Last edited by Mondo; 28th October 2011 at 07:41 AM.
I suspect that was the plan all along - build a nationwide profile to launch FF nua with Gallagher at it's head backed by FF's construction industry buddies and others in big business - in an effort to maintain the old two and a half party system.Originally Posted by Mondo
"Life is beautiful. Let the future generations cleanse it of all evil, oppression and violence, and enjoy it to the full” - Leon Trotsky.
Hard to do that without a Dail seat. Many in FF would look askance at him turning up as a parachutist in any constituency out side Louth or Cav/Mon, so his options are limited.
That said, maybe he'd have a run at the locals?
The man needs some income to keep him in the lifestyle he's accustomed to.
His Dragons Den career is over... so what ye gonna do?
Did he indicate which party ?
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Ive some a4 envelopes Im not using if he needs them
I Never want to see his ugly mug again
I suppose most failed business men move into politices so why would he be any different.
Yes what can he turn to now!!
Uuuuh I can nearly hear the interviews:
"now let me be very clear on this because I always tell the truth.
I was an independent 'presidential' candidate but I never left de oridinary grassroots party"
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