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Cuts and bruises

Gerry Adams really did a number on his legs while cutting hedges

Looks nasty…

HOW DO TDS spend their summers?

Some like catch up on constituency work, others catch up with their family, while some even go on holiday to far flung places like the south of France or Italy.

But Gerry Adams is different. He seems to spending part of his summer inflicting injuries on himself by taking the ill-judged decision to wear shorts and cut hedges.

The Sinn Féin president really should have known better when he went to tackle fuschia and bramble hedges in shorts.

“Death by a thousand cuts!” he said on Twitter and he wasn’t wrong.

Look at the state of his legs…

He wasn’t lying about his other leg being worse either:

And things aren’t exactly looking up for Gerry this summer either:

The sooner the Dáil is back the better for the Louth TD.

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