Any thoughts on where Ivana Bacik will run for Labour. Smart money is on Dublin South or maybe Dun Laoghaire now that Niamh B has declared she wont run?
Any thoughts on where Ivana Bacik will run for Labour. Smart money is on Dublin South or maybe Dun Laoghaire now that Niamh B has declared she wont run?
She'd wanna get round to it soon both Cllr Whyte & Cllr Culhane are well established. White has even rented an office in Rathfarnham Culhane topped the poll in Dundrum. If she ran she'd win a seat
Dun Laoghaire seems the most likely option at the moment.
Dublin South, remember the tally got a very high percentage of the vote, higher than the 5,000 odd Eithne Fitzgerald got in 2002.
Then again, does she even want to run?
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Wherever it is, Fiona O'Malley will probably be out canvassing for herOriginally Posted by pder
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Then again, does she even want to run?[/quote]
Is Bertie not the most cunning of them all?
Of course she ll run.
I agree Dun Laoghaire is her best option,based on tallies in European Election.
Dublin South is tailor-made for Ms Bacik IMO. Plenty of champagne socialists to be seen to espouse her cultural Marxist agenda at dinner parties.
No wonder the working- classes are resorting to consumerism, who can blame them for despairing of the political classes !![]()
Probably not, if she's running in a constituency with a PD challenger.Originally Posted by mjcoughlan
I know you're sore about the European Elections, but if your party had bothered their collective arse to run a candidate in Dublin, you might have some justification for your bitterness. But, as they didn't, you don't.
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I just think it's distasteful that Fiona O'Malley, a member of my party, could support a woman who stands for the opposite of what most PDs represent.Originally Posted by smiffy
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Social liberalism?Originally Posted by mjcoughlan
Besides economic issues, where's the great contradiction between the views of Bacik and those of Fiona O'Malley?Originally Posted by mjcoughlan
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