Did Billy Kelleher change his plans for today?

[paulp]

FF said he made it in time for the vote and that he was in "discussions" in Dail Eireann when the matter was being debated in Dail Eireann

"Lads, I had to come to Dublin today cause that w*nker on the radio this morning asked me if I was going to be here, he's a complete w*nker, you know what I mean like"

[hammer]

Deputy Dara Calleary:

I compliment Deputy Donnelly on bringing forward this Bill and Fianna Fáil will support it when it comes to a vote. The Bill is similar in content and intent to the Bill proposed by my colleagues, Senators Marc MacSharry and Thomas Byrne, in the Seanad in July last year. Looking at this Bill in conjunction with the Minister’s Personal Insolvency Bill, I am hopeful that we are finally reaching a stage where we can bring some kind of resolution to many of the issues affecting our constituents over the past 18 months.



DELUDED.

[blackrabbit]

FF said he made it in time for the vote and that he was in "discussions" in Dail Eireann when the matter was being debated in Dail Eireann

strange thing. There was no vote today the vote will happen on Tuesday

Why would Billy say that

[Bren Boru]

The same Billy Kellegher who said last year that he hoped "the people of Ireland would unite behind the new leader of Fianna Fail, Michael Martin".

It's polite to say that he doesn't get it. It's more accurate to say that he is an unapologetic Fianna Failure who believes that FF should be in perpetual Government come what may. A dangerous individual.

[hammer]

The same Billy Kellegher who said last year that he hoped "the people of Ireland would unite behind the new leader of Fianna Fail, Michael Martin".

It's polite to say that he doesn't get it. It's more accurate to say that he is an unapologetic Fianna Failure who believes that FF should be in perpetual Government come what may. A dangerous individual.

DELUDED as to his own importance.

[DuineEile]

Most of a TDs work is done outside the Dail.

Having to sit around waiting to vote on opposition motions means they do less work.

Attending funerals and getting yellow lines outside people's houses is a hobby. It's not work. They are elected as legislators. They should spend 40hours in the Dáil 48 weeks of the year. That's their job.


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