Post by rogerbuck on Jan 25, 2021 15:57:08 GMT
I never manage to keep up properly with mainstream Irish politics - probably because they're so utterly uninspiring.
But I'm alway curious about the grassroots in FF and if, just possibly, anything interesting might emerge there.
This article on FF had, for me, some interesting things in it.
medium.com/@cabratribune/the-curious-case-of-fianna-fáil-the-partys-past-present-and-future-e6dc895b6b5
But ignorant as I am, I would be very interested to know what the more knowledgeable here on FF think.
Pulling some bits out, with bolding from me:
What does the last really mean? Anyone know?
TradCath wunderkind??! Any elucidation would be most appreciated!
Also any thoughts appreciated on Ó Cuív and O'Callaghan, even though the latter sounds dismally more of the same.
But I'm alway curious about the grassroots in FF and if, just possibly, anything interesting might emerge there.
This article on FF had, for me, some interesting things in it.
medium.com/@cabratribune/the-curious-case-of-fianna-fáil-the-partys-past-present-and-future-e6dc895b6b5
But ignorant as I am, I would be very interested to know what the more knowledgeable here on FF think.
Pulling some bits out, with bolding from me:
rising Wexford Senator Malcolm .. views Fianna Fáil as standing in opposition to Fine Gael’s neoliberalism and the woke liberalism of the centre left parties.
What does the last really mean? Anyone know?
If O’Callaghan won’t lead the party then who will? Disgraced Minister of Agriculture Dara Callery (no chance now), Martin’s right hand man and constituency neighbour Michael McGrath (probably not), TradCath wunderkind Jack Chambers (he’s 2030 Fianna Fáil’s problem) . . .
I think the one man standing in O’Callaghan’s way is Galway West TD and ministerial veteran Éamon Ó Cuív . . .
I think the one man standing in O’Callaghan’s way is Galway West TD and ministerial veteran Éamon Ó Cuív . . .
TradCath wunderkind??! Any elucidation would be most appreciated!
Also any thoughts appreciated on Ó Cuív and O'Callaghan, even though the latter sounds dismally more of the same.
