Thursday 22 November, 2018
Seems like these drug peddlars have no respect for the hospitality shown to them by Irish citizens . Caught with drugs in November 2016 and again in May 2017 . Why was this allowed to happen again
Gardai are also exploring Kinahan link in the supply chain of cocaine.
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AFTER MARTIN O’NEILL’S departure from the role as Ireland’s football manager yesterday, rumours are circulating that Mick McCartney could now take up the roll.
McCartney led the national team for six years between 1996 and 2002; he and one of Ireland’s great footballers Roy Keane, who was O’Neill’s assistant, were the main players (ahem) in the infamous Saipan incident.
Stephen Kenny, the Dundalk manager and who formerly headed up Bohemians, is another suggestion.
So, with much discussion about the future of Irish soccer, we’re asking you what you think: Should Mick McCarthy be Ireland’s next football manager?
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She has €12,000 saved and feels too focused on saving for her age.
No, not the chocolate bars – real penguins. Author Rob Maguire explains.
She’s moved in with her sister in order to save as fast as she can.
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REPLIES
@Andrew Byrne: They’re being supplied by Irish people, so let that sink in a bit. You probably drive a taxi.
@Chris Hammond: Whether Andrew Byrne is a Taxi drive or a donkey trainer makes no difference.
Everybody is entitled to make a living but make no mistake we have enough Irish drug dealers and general criminals of our own. If a non EU citizen, whether a Rickshaw driver, a taxi driver or Donkey trainer is caught a who deflects from the seriousness of these crimes and found guilty of selling drugs or any criminal activity they should be immediately deported.
Anybody who deflects from the seriousness of these crimes certainly is not a parent or have any interest in the quality of life where they live.
@AnthonyB: Non EU citizen can be deported and for EU citizens convicted of a crime there is a solution too. Cancel their PPS number. Quite simple.