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APPARENTLY THERE’S SOMETHING happening tomorrow and our politicians are too busy to post their own Throwback Thursday snaps. Like a knight in shining armour, we’ve strode in and done it for them.
You’re welcome, one and all.
A little known fact about our Taoiseach: he had a brief stint as a tour guide in 2002. Before he reached the highest position in the Irish government, Enda Kenny would helpfully point out landmarks in the capital to passersby, such as the River Liffey.
In 1995, Ministers made a ‘go bald or go home’ pact.
Oh.
Following his addition to the Labour ticket in 1995, the Mission Impossible actor denied he was a token celebrity candidate, insisting he would “keep it real”.
Mary Mitchell O’Connor was raging when Ming stole her look back in 2011*. Such behaviour is considered a major Dáil no-no.
*This was actually for charity so fair play all round.
This is an actual thing that happened in 2003. As far as we’re aware, ‘Micky’s Butt Squad’ has since disbanded.
Try as they might, they just couldn’t figure out his new phone.
The young whippersnapper engaging in the popular 1999 game: ‘Drink from the imaginary glass’. Crazy kid.
Fianna Fáil gatherings were a barrel of laughs in the ’80s.
Bertie didn’t have the heart to tell Tony stand up just wasn’t for him.
Prince Philip had better luck with what was sure to have been an entirely appropriate remark.
This is just a caption competition waiting to happen…
So Enda, did you like our picks?
Great.
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