Tuesday, May 29, 2007

The TV3 Taoiseach.. Hello! it's gonna be OK!


Hmmm.. I'm relatively unmoved by the plight of the above, because if 'BA an Taoiseach' did the same with TV3, I'd rejoice. Then again, after looking at Bertie and his twin Grandchildren posing with Cadburys flakes in their mouths yesterday, I have a funny feeling he views Threeeeeeeeeeeeeeee as a positive addition to our culture.

Next he'll have a walk on part in Cornonation Street

*Thanks to Bloggorah for the Pic*

Friday, May 25, 2007

Noel O'Gara, Superstar

Noel O'Gara is polling well in his Dublin constituency. At the latest tally he had a sensational 3 votes and the rumour is he could go EVEN HIGHER!!

You can read some of Noels wisdom here

And you can contact the Gardai here

Wednesday, May 23, 2007

Labour of Love


Soon to be deposed master of the Labour Party, Pat Rabbitte, has said that he will add two more bank holidays to the national calender if elected.


One of the days suggested is actually Valentines day..


We'll all be at it like Rabbittes

*don't forget my good friends at Fake Empire. They're good friends

Election Poll Prediction Madness

Here we go, Disgraces final predictions

66 - FF
51 - FG
21 - Lab
02 - PD
10 - Green
07 - Sinn Fein
02 - Socialist
07 - Independant

Here comes trouble

Tuesday, May 22, 2007

Noel Ivory


Noel Ivory is another young hot shot vying for a seat in Dublin South East. And if he doesn't win it, you can be pretty sure he'll take it anyway.

He got 72 votes in the last local election. Admittedly, that is more than I got, but then again, I wasn't a candidate

Further to this, I have just had the pleasure of listening to his Voicemail greeting. Anyone who can go on a rant against the K-Club, Iarnrod Eireann and 'Bertie the Pimpernel' in one sentence is sure to do very well indeed

Saturday, May 19, 2007

Lend me your Face... No, not yours Bertie

Seeing as every Blog this side of the great Irish sea have been posting about this crowd I thought I'd jump on the bandwagon... I don't know why really, as I don't particularly like the song and the video looks like it was filmed on a Nokia 6310.. But they're Irish, just like the M50 and they must be loved

The band are called Fights Like Apes.

Back to the election soon

Thursday, May 17, 2007

The Mill at the Hill etc...


It was when John Gormley had Michael McPoodle in a headlock that I began to think of slogans..

'The Brawl, 1.3 miles from the Dail' I giggled.

McPoodle bit back, and with a sinister looking Liz O'Donnell shouting encouragement from her Ladder, he wrapped the Jolly Green Giants bicycle chain around his neck and stood on his face

'How's this for a 'carbon' footprint?' McPoodle scoffed as he laid one in Gormless Gormley. O'Donnell barked in excitement

'The Mill at the Hill' I magically coined

By now, Gormley, was looking a little 'green' around the gills but he somehow got the energy to bitch slap McDowell against the most famous lamppost is Dublin. We were looking at a winner when I came up with the triumphant slogan

'The Rumble in Ranelagh'.

Thanks to RTE for nicking it.

Tuesday, May 15, 2007

General Erection - An Officer and a Gentleman


As Bertie takes himself of the the Houses of Westminster to deliver another stirring speech (this time to Lords and Ladies of Grand Britannia) another snap emerges of him enjoying a cosy love-in with an Politician, this time the Indian PM.

Don't kiss him Bertie, remember what happened to Richard Gere!!!!

Monday, May 14, 2007

Vote Tory


Interesting news about a British Conservative MP Roger Helmer taking the case for the protection of the Tara Valley to Europe. In this country, may I remind, a land filled with cultural artefacts of British origin, our lack of regard for our natural and built heritage is nothing short of shocking. I have just spent a frustrating few hours reading the comments on Archiseek and have been struck with the divide which inhabits this issue.
The people of Meath, who like many counties circling Dublin, feel neglected and crowded, demand that this Motorway is built. Some for practical and selfish reasons, others for the infrastructural status. To be honest, when the motorway is completed, and it is lined with Retail Parks and Apartments we will have be hearing people promote their areas as having 'A B&Q and a Woodies', as if to say this is the be-all in civic status. I would much rather say I had a 'National Monument' in mine..

Although Twink does live up the road, I'm not sure that counts

DCB07



Saturday, May 12, 2007

Video of the Week #2

The best Eurovision entry of all time? He's made my fantasy dinner party list (along with Hitler and Michael Palin)

Latvia, 200?

Friday, May 11, 2007

The Crisp man cometh


When a Nation is in crisis, it takes a special type of hero to stand up. We've seen it before when Alan Rickman had Michael Collins killed. When the little Scot headed past a hapless Shilton and when those nude pics of Jonny Logan were distributed with the phone book. Now, after years of the Walkers Crisps 'confuse the paddies with Salt and Vinegar in Green packets' campaign, the time has come for another, more flavoursome hero to emerge. A sleeping giant has awoken

From his website

How would you improve the mental health sector? Describing any sector as “mental” is offensive and hurtful. We should rename it the “extremely busy health sector”.

The future of Ireland?

Thursday, May 10, 2007

Review of Week: With Amusing Pictures




Well, it's Thursday and I like to relax on a Friday so here's the review of the week (Part 1), in pictures, kindly prepared by Mrs Disgrace

Earlier this week we had 'the boss' skilfully, and possibly by means of a remote control, manoeuvring his poodle-in-chief into the firing line, for daring suggest that his lord and master had danced a merry but inappropriate dance with 'a few bob'. Oh how they laughed when Enda became a scapegoat on Boglands radio for daring to filter this information to the Public.

Here's a picture of Enda as a Leek which in this case, symbolises a 'Leak' and McPoodle as an excited plumber, trying to shore up leaks all over the shop. Funny is not the word.
DCB07

Tuesday, May 8, 2007

General Erection


I was browsing (fully clothed) the other day, and I was startled to encounter a number of cosy snaps of our 'lovable' Taoiseach, with other 'heads' of state..

Here he is with Jacques Chirac.

Will they? Won't they??

More to come.

DCB

Thursday, May 3, 2007

Video of the Week #1

Well, Captain Planet may have a few things to say to Dick 'Dick' Roche, but first he has to save Belfast from total destruction by a wayward 'fenian' who, somehow, got his hands on a compact nuclear device..

Roads to Nowhere




Dick Roche, or just 'Dick' to his pals has moved away from the political hotbed that is water supply and gone back to what he and his 'party' do best, building roads. Now, unfortunately for all the developers with interests in Fianna Fail, Dick could be considered as something of a loose canon as he holds the esteemed title of Minster for Environment. In most countries, this ministerial position holds the elected official to be responsible for the environment and by proxy, large swathes of that countries natural and built heritage. But as I said our Minister for the Environment is Dick Roche..


And to quote many a property developer, 'Thanks be to Jesus'.


Tara Henge to be destroyed

Tuesday, May 1, 2007

Super Size Me


Well, it seems that everything is better and certainly bigger for this election. First, we had Enda brandishing a giant P45, and now Bertie can be seen with this giant betting docket...

Anyone have a picture of Bertie with the giant cheque he recieved for 'decorating' his gaff?

Tuesday, April 3, 2007

Coming up for air




I read an interesting blog on Muse.ie where Steve Cummins talks about the relationship between Irelands two premier music festivals Oxegen and Electric Picnic. He suggests the fact the Oxegen has in a sense become the new Courtown, populated by headline-act loving, Funderland junky campsite craving head-the-balls who are there for the fun rather than the music. He's dead right of course. I was there last year, as the tension crept in over the windy racecourse. There were very few people there for the actual music.

But it's a good thing. Slane is obviously very selective and only rarely can we rely on to it to free our towns and cities of Skobies. Oxegen does this without fuss, and does it for 3 wonderful nights. The great thing is that you can go to EP too and that'll give you another 3 wonderful skob-free evenings.

Possibly because Indie has now come full circle again, we can justify having these two festivals. It's no longer in the mainstream as much as it was 2 or 3 years ago. Fratellis are not Indie. Scissor Sisters, Snow Patrol and Muse. Not indie. The distinction is there now, and despite Interpol and Arcade Fire, I think I can handle it. It's a credit I'm sure that this festival (EP) can exist. I do understand it is a commercial exercise, but so is going to work in the morning. Where Oxegen piles them and let's them burn things, EP has has created a real atmosphere. Camper Vans, Wigwams, Circuses, toilets that won't re-introduce TB, lenient BYOB policy, space to walk, lie down, sleep. It's limited capacity, which understandably would result in less income to attract the bigger acts, adds more of a communal feel. It's at a major disadvantage when it comes to this as Oxegens sister status with festivals in England, allowing it to block book bands for both. But yet again, this cloud has a silver lining. EP will never have RHCP or Coldplay and that's the way it should be.

So, to wrap it up I though I'd pick out who to go see and who to avoid

Go See:
Electric Picnic

Avoid:
Oxegen

David Charles Byrne 2007

Thursday, March 22, 2007

Children Scare Bertie


So, Taoiseach Bertie Ahern has announced that whatever happens, and whenever it happens, the day set for the upcoming general election will be a Thursday. Bertie, in his usual jovial fashion, doesn't set out reasons for this .


It's been noted however that the 'Boss' is pretty wary of the youth vote and would prefer if they weren't around on that day. It's a masterstroke, as most concerned young people will be away at College, or as it's a Thursday, drunk. The cheeky monkey, next he'll be buying the emerging Republican vote with extravegant Rising commemerations and lashing out massive squids for the upkeep of a cemetry.. Oh wait...


DCB07


Thursday, March 8, 2007

Racist for the prize

Now, we all know that modern, SUVSSIA obsessed Ireland is in a right state. Dev is dead, Biddy is dead, Bertie is dead (Note, the last one has yet to be confirmed)

The thankful thing is that this fool is living in the States, continuing the fine tradition of 'emarrasing the nation'..


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