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- Happy New Year to you, as well! I was stopping by to see if you would be willing to lend a reader a Spotify invitation. I am desperately hoping to be able try out the service. Thanks! Mike
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May 6 will bring to an end the office of An Taoiseach for Bertie Ahern.
As a foreigner in Ireland I think it is a shame it has come to this. Compared to the governance I am used to in my home country of South Africa I have to say Bertie was rather good. It seems [...] ... Continue reading »
As a foreigner in Ireland I think it is a shame it has come to this. Compared to the governance I am used to in my home country of South Africa I have to say Bertie was rather good. It seems [...] ... Continue reading »
1 year ago
Compared to other leaders, you're completely right, his (alleged) crimes are insignificant. He is the embodiment of "Ah sure" politics in Ireland though.
Some more Bertieisms: http://thatsireland.com/2008/04/02/top-ten-thin...
1 year ago
He is still extremely popular. Despite the allegations before the election, he had absolutely no problems being voted back into office.
Even now people are outraged that he has to leave. Have a look at the letters pages of the Irish Times for some example.