Well, indeed.Originally Posted by factual
One or two of them actually manage to traverse party political lines and not cock things up.
In the previous Executive, Brid Rodgers was pretty good as Agriculture Minister during the Foot and Mouth outbreak. Conor Murphy actually makes sense in the context of Transport.
No one, yet, has covered themselves in glory with the Education portfolio, however.
Without being partisan I think its fair to say that Michelle Gildernew has done a good job as Agriculture Minister.Well, indeed.
One or two of them actually manage to traverse party political lines and not cock things up.
In the previous Executive, Brid Rodgers was pretty good as Agriculture Minister during the Foot and Mouth outbreak. Conor Murphy actually makes sense in the context of Transport.
No one, yet, has covered themselves in glory with the Education portfolio, however.
The education minister is being covered in a differnt thread and I will not start to discuss her performance here.
RIRA not in my name-Traitors to Ireland MMcGuinness; People are entitled to cultural & social equality MLMcDonald; We have a length to go understanding unionism GAdams
I have to confess that I haven't noticed Michelle Gildernew, but that's not a bad thing, because you kind of hope for, in the main, steady invisibility from ministers. It shows a quiet getting on with the job kind of approach.
Gildernew turned up at the Balmoral show there the last weekend. Suppose the real test for her is going to be if there is an outbreak of Blue Tongue. So far, it has been fairly unremarkable, except for at the start.
"The thing that always annoyed me about traditional Irish historiography was the paradox of its Anglocentrism. People are now prepared, I think, to confront the possibility that many Irish problems are, in a sense, indigenous to the Irish situation." Roy Foster (1989).
The Dublin SF members I know. FYI. I've no idea whether their opinion is representative of the party's or of the party's within Dublin, or not. Certainly, it is representative of the Dublin Central electorate's opinion, however.Just one remark: it is wrong to say that Mary Lou is hated. Quite wrong and i don't knwo where you are getting that idea from.
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FFS, Factual. If you weren't going to be partisan, then the example you should have given was that you're impressed by a member of some OTHER party than your own.
The fact is you're EVER partisan. It's what you do. You are the walking press release from Parnell Square.
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"The thing that always annoyed me about traditional Irish historiography was the paradox of its Anglocentrism. People are now prepared, I think, to confront the possibility that many Irish problems are, in a sense, indigenous to the Irish situation." Roy Foster (1989).
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