Thursday 22 November, 2018
How has closing down the language schools caused these people to go into the drug trade , were they employed as teachers ?
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 McCarthy could now take over.
McCarthy 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.
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She’s moved in with her sister in order to save as fast as she can.
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REPLIES
@Save Our Ship: I think its something like if a non-eu person were enrolled as a student in these fake schools then they could work legally parttime?
@Save Our Ship: Yes, I don’t see the connection there. People are so desperate to study English that they take to selling drugs? Or people who are fluent in English are divils for buying drugs?