Todays Sunday Tribune has bleak news for FF. But where are the vunerable seats? ,.... Some Dublin Suggestions;
Dublin North; GV Wright
Dublin North West; Pat Carey
Dublin North East;M Woods seat(if he retires)
Dublin North Central;Sean Haughey
Dublin South East;Eoin Ryans seat ( unless he decides to run)
Dublin South Central;Michael Mulchay
Dublin South West;Charlie Oconnor
Dun Laoghaire; Barry Andrews
So thats 6 or 8 possibilities?
Any other suggestions?
I haven't heard much of him on the national front, but apparently he's getting a name for being a good constituency man... can't remember who I heard that from though.Originally Posted by drjimryan
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Consider one definitely lost in Cork SW.
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Should we bother guessing to whom???:wink:
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Dublin Central - Dermot Fitzpatrick (or "who?" as he's known around here)
I wouldnt call loosing 15seats 'bleak'. In fact, if they were to loose only 15seats at the next GE, they would likely lead the next government.
That being said, I hear/hope Joe Callanan in Galway E. is unlikely to keep his seat.
A lot done,more to do 5 years
A lot done,more to do 5 years
how many more A LOT DONE,MORE TO DO again?
A lot done,more to do 5 years
= A lot done,more to do 15 years
I haven't heard much of him on the national front, but apparently he's getting a name for being a good constituency man... can't remember who I heard that from though.
I have a suspicion Lenihan, the Minister for Kebabs, could be more at risk than O'Connor - hard to say though. As for other Dublin seats at risk, surely Dermot Fitzpatrick in Dublin Central, and possibly one in Dublin South if Brennan doesn't run.
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Yes, why not. I'm not pretentious enough to think we'll win a seat. It will either be FG, ind or Labour, but more than likely FG.Should we bother guessing to whom???
"John Bull has got his hand down your pants and his fist around your bollox and you can't see it."
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