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By *ettaMan OP   Man
21 weeks ago

Based in Kerry, work in Cork.

I just saw a post on FB where McGregor essentially said he's running for president. Had he officially declared before that?

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By *inkywife1981Couple
21 weeks ago

A town near you

Seems like he has been hinting for ages but haven't heard any formal declaration

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By *ornywife20Couple
21 weeks ago

North Cork

He is only a fucking idiot who In Ireland would give political backing to dickhead rapist like him.

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By *ano53Man
21 weeks ago

Wicklow


"He is only a fucking idiot who In Ireland would give political backing to dickhead rapist like him."
He was v possibly d off his head too

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By *ermbiMan
21 weeks ago

Ballyshannon

I doubt he will get the nominations to be on the ballot paper

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By *ettaMan OP   Man
21 weeks ago

Based in Kerry, work in Cork.


"I doubt he will get the nominations to be on the ballot paper"

Hopefully not. It would be an embarrassment.

Who can make nominations, apart from the political parties?

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By *herest KhanMan
21 weeks ago

The Jungle

Guess he looks at others with similar track records with the ladies as himself and thinks well if they can be president, so can he.

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By *azzandbobzeventsCouple
21 weeks ago

Cork

There surely be some regulation for anyone wishing to put their forward for presidency that if they had a particular conviction his being sexual assault he wouldn’t be allowed to put his name forward ?

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By *herest KhanMan
21 weeks ago

The Jungle


"There surely be some regulation for anyone wishing to put their forward for presidency that if they had a particular conviction his being sexual assault he wouldn’t be allowed to put his name forward ? "

To my knowledge, and I could be wrong, he's never been convicted of sexual assault.

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By *ennedyken 1Man
21 weeks ago

Limerick

He's an embarrassment to Ireland

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By *asual777Man
21 weeks ago

i travel all over

It’s Just plain weird that there isn’t an international consensus that losing a criminal or civil case in the context of a sexual offence should lead to an automatic ban on running for pm/presidential offices . It’s actually very difficult to teach in homes or schools or work places or anywhere that consent is important when people who take without consent are getting votes or actually getting elected

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By *ionycusMan
21 weeks ago

Babylon

The law is the law.

It's funny how these things work. People can say and think what they want.

There are some crazy things going on.

Populism is on the rise, create fear abd see what happens, the far left has created such a mess now we have the far right on the rise. It's a big bunch of bullshit but it is what it is, extremists to left to me , extremists to right of me, stuck in the middle.

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By *nickerDropperGlory69Man
21 weeks ago

cavan town

Politics is THE most currupt organisation. A bunch of fat cats manipulating the people while pretending to be looking out for us. Dividing us while pretending to be uniting us. No doubt in my mind that if he decides to run for president, he will most likely win.

The incompetents in power will let us know that they are not happy with it. Probably blame us, while at the same time receiving a nice little bonus from mcg himself.

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By *og-ManMan
21 weeks ago

somewhere

Mcgregor can only run for president if he gets nominated so it's not going to happen therefore he's not running for president

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By (user no longer on site)
21 weeks ago

The man is deluded, he in no way enjoys the support that he once did in this country. Lad should stick to fighting. He is toxic, but I'm not surprised that Trump gave him a platform.

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By *hantomfemmeWoman
21 weeks ago

Sligo/Galway depends on the day

The hutch is apparently running too

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By *ittycouple4funCouple
21 weeks ago

stillorgan


"There surely be some regulation for anyone wishing to put their forward for presidency that if they had a particular conviction his being sexual assault he wouldn’t be allowed to put his name forward ?

To my knowledge, and I could be wrong, he's never been convicted of sexual assault. "

Fair play, you are the only person with the balls to say it. He was not convicted, some seriously dumb people in those thread.

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By *asual777Man
21 weeks ago

i travel all over

the jury returned their verdict and found that McGregor had r*ped Hand. Accordingly, McGregor was ordered to pay Hand nearly €250,000 in damages.

The threshold that must be reached in criminal trials for deciding against a defendant is beyond reasonable doubt while in civil trials such as the above it is on the balance of probabilities.

He does however have over 20 convictions mostly for driving offences , but also for assault and antisocial behavior such as wrecking buses . There is the odd charge which didn’t result in a conviction after the witnesses were intimidated .

So yes , everyone is totally overreacting . He doesn’t have a criminal conviction for r*pe and therefore is well qualified to stand and be elected as president of Ireland and represent this country

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By *ilthyNightsCouple
21 weeks ago

East / North, Cork

This is terrifying.

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By *ilthyNightsCouple
21 weeks ago

East / North, Cork

I remember the talk and news coverage in the runup to the 2020 us presidential election, and all the commentators saying that Donald wouldn't get even get the nomination, and then that he didn't have a chance in the election. Be warned!

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By (user no longer on site)
21 weeks ago

To all you mcgregor fans and followers- he's a misogynistic glorified scumbag! Doesnt and represent ireland

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By *ildarekinkstersCouple
21 weeks ago

kinkytown

McGregor is a thug, drug addict, serial abuser of women, has links to the biggest drug cartel in Europe. How is this a good representative on the international stage for Ireland? Oh yeah because he's a racist.

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By *affa31Woman
21 weeks ago

Galway

There’s 2 routes to getting on the ballot paper

1. Signatures of 20 oireachtas members - he might get a handful, highly unlikely to find 20 to back him.

2. Backing of 4 local authorities - vast majority of local authorities are FF/FG majorities and the most of the rest are SF/Labour/SD majorities. Highly unlikely he’d find 4 to back him.

I think it’s fairly safe to say he won’t get on the ballot paper but we are facing 6 months of nonsense from him and interference from foreign backers of his.

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By *ebedee2000Man
21 weeks ago

Tullamore

The debate would be box office

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By *adger BrocMan
21 weeks ago

Co. Cork

The role of President in our constitution is mostly ceremonial and all power remains with the properly elected government. Unlike his orange pal in MAGAland who can sign executive orders the Irish President only gets to sign legislation that is voted into law by a government majority and approved by the courts if legally challenged.

The Irish President cannot do or say anything as representing the views of the Irish people without prior government approval.

According to the Irish Constitution, Article 13.9, these powers and functions "shall be exercisable and performable by him only on the advice of the Government".

In simple terms, the President must, for the most part, do what he or she is told. Indeed, Article 12.9 provides that the President may not even leave the State without the Government’s permission.

Electing someone as president is the ultimate way of shutting them up. And if they do step out of line the Presidential Commission has the power to remove them.

Even if a total idiot were to be elected as president of Ireland, while we may be embarrassed, we would remain totally safe under our strong constitution, unlike the poor unfortunate peoples of Russia and the USA.

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By *iSi74Man
21 weeks ago

Drogheda, Meath, Dublin, Santry


"I just saw a post on FB where McGregor essentially said he's running for president. Had he officially declared before that?"

He wont pass the nominations

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By *ursecretmischiefCouple
21 weeks ago

The West


"I remember the talk and news coverage in the runup to the 2020 us presidential election, and all the commentators saying that Donald wouldn't get even get the nomination, and then that he didn't have a chance in the election. Be warned!"

This exactly.

I remember Sarah McInerney on Newstalk with a bunch of talking heads. I like her, but the show was terrible. All of them just agreeing with each other on everything.

They spent months laughing at Trump and then years giving out about him, after he got elected!

He can put a lot of money into this if he really wants to. Don't be too surprised if he gets the Oireachtas or council numbers he needs.

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By *og-ManMan
21 weeks ago

somewhere

Mattie McGrath

Sharon Keogan

There's 2 votes

Who else would nominate him

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By *rRiosMan
21 weeks ago

dublin


"It’s Just plain weird that there isn’t an international consensus that losing a criminal or civil case in the context of a sexual offence should lead to an automatic ban on running for pm/presidential offices "

This could lead to a very slippery slope

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By *adyKarmennTVTV/TS
21 weeks ago

Dublin

He hasn’t a clue of the Presidents job never mind the actual process!!

There’s no way he will he even get on the ballot there’s no council that would endorse him

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By *adyKarmennTVTV/TS
21 weeks ago

Dublin


"Mattie McGrath

Sharon Keogan

There's 2 votes

Who else would nominate him "

The councils vote not people

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By *adyKarmennTVTV/TS
21 weeks ago

Dublin


"The debate would be box office"

Can you imagine!

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By *aseylee324Couple
21 weeks ago

Valley of Squinting Windows


"Mattie McGrath

Sharon Keogan

There's 2 votes

Who else would nominate him

The councils vote not people "

A candidate must be nominated by 4 councils or 20 members of the Oireachtas

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By *ichael McCarthyMan
21 weeks ago

Lucan


"I doubt he will get the nominations to be on the ballot paper

Hopefully not. It would be an embarrassment.

Who can make nominations, apart from the political parties?"

20 members of the Oireachtas or 4 County Councils, from memory.

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By *exyScientistsCouple
21 weeks ago

Castlebar

Is it April 1st?

Shit I've lost a week somewhere 😳

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By *ursecretmischiefCouple
21 weeks ago

The West


"He hasn’t a clue of the Presidents job never mind the actual process!!

There’s no way he will he even get on the ballot there’s no council that would endorse him"

He doesn't need to know the process, the people who advise and manage him will do all that.

People need to stop believing that he manages his own affairs, he'd be broke long ago if so!

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By *ay_Gatsby_D4Man
21 weeks ago

City Centre

I hope he goes for it and fails miserably then he’ll see what the people of Ireland really think of him and hopefully fuck off out of the public eye

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By *electableicecreamMan
21 weeks ago

The West

Just like every other country we will get the elected official we deserve.

And if that prick makes it into Aras it's because the Irish people voted for him or stood by and let it happen.

Hell get a lot of votes just for the lol's.

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By *affa31Woman
21 weeks ago

Galway

To get any votes, he has to get on the ballot and that’s not going to happen. There’s no way 20 Oireachtas members or 4 councils are going to back him. Not a hope in hell will enough elected officials but their names behind him given quite clear public sentiment over the last week.

Unfortunately, we’ll still be bombarded with his nonsense until the ballot is closed.

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By *inkywife1981Couple
21 weeks ago

A town near you


"There’s 2 routes to getting on the ballot paper

1. Signatures of 20 oireachtas members - he might get a handful, highly unlikely to find 20 to back him.

2. Backing of 4 local authorities - vast majority of local authorities are FF/FG majorities and the most of the rest are SF/Labour/SD majorities. Highly unlikely he’d find 4 to back him.

I think it’s fairly safe to say he won’t get on the ballot paper but we are facing 6 months of nonsense from him and interference from foreign backers of his. "

Given his considerable wealth is it in the realms of possibility he may promise financial support to the election campaigns of various independents in return for their backing ?

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By *affa31Woman
21 weeks ago

Galway


"There’s 2 routes to getting on the ballot paper

1. Signatures of 20 oireachtas members - he might get a handful, highly unlikely to find 20 to back him.

2. Backing of 4 local authorities - vast majority of local authorities are FF/FG majorities and the most of the rest are SF/Labour/SD majorities. Highly unlikely he’d find 4 to back him.

I think it’s fairly safe to say he won’t get on the ballot paper but we are facing 6 months of nonsense from him and interference from foreign backers of his.

Given his considerable wealth is it in the realms of possibility he may promise financial support to the election campaigns of various independents in return for their backing ?"

I’m sure that’s the route he’ll go down but whether 20 elected representatives are willing to publicly put their name behind him, I really don’t think so.

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By *man1044Man
21 weeks ago

North Galway

There was shady character on the ballot paper already.

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By *og-ManMan
21 weeks ago

somewhere

FF 48 seats

SF 39 seats

FG 38 seats

Labour 11 seats

SD 11 seats

Independents 16 with 8 tied to government and 1 as ceann comhairle

PBP 3

Aontu 2

Greens 1

Independent Ireland 4

Redress Ireland 1

There's not 20 votes to nominate him

As usual he's talking out his hole

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By (user no longer on site)
21 weeks ago


"There’s 2 routes to getting on the ballot paper

1. Signatures of 20 oireachtas members - he might get a handful, highly unlikely to find 20 to back him.

2. Backing of 4 local authorities - vast majority of local authorities are FF/FG majorities and the most of the rest are SF/Labour/SD majorities. Highly unlikely he’d find 4 to back him.

I think it’s fairly safe to say he won’t get on the ballot paper but we are facing 6 months of nonsense from him and interference from foreign backers of his. "

👆This is how to be nominated and he won’t find twenty members coz they won’t want to be associated with him and the local councils will back their own party candidate, so he won’t get on the ballot. So think we are safe.

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By *avie tCouple
21 weeks ago

otherside of nowhere

I have a big issue with that orange prick meddling in our domestic politics trying his best to promote his toxic agenda worldwide....

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By *ilderMan
21 weeks ago

dublin


"FF 48 seats

SF 39 seats

FG 38 seats

Labour 11 seats

SD 11 seats

Independents 16 with 8 tied to government and 1 as ceann comhairle

PBP 3

Aontu 2

Greens 1

Independent Ireland 4

Redress Ireland 1

There's not 20 votes to nominate him

As usual he's talking out his hole "

That's just the TDs right? Senators are eligible to be a backer though right?

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By *affa31Woman
21 weeks ago

Galway


"FF 48 seats

SF 39 seats

FG 38 seats

Labour 11 seats

SD 11 seats

Independents 16 with 8 tied to government and 1 as ceann comhairle

PBP 3

Aontu 2

Greens 1

Independent Ireland 4

Redress Ireland 1

There's not 20 votes to nominate him

As usual he's talking out his hole

That's just the TDs right? Senators are eligible to be a backer though right? "

Yea senators can nominate as well

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By *otel CaliforniaCouple
21 weeks ago

Dirty old town

Love him or hate him let’s be honest He is the ultimate promoter and is well aware of how to get things done. Realistically he knows he probably won’t win but he will have the whole country talking about him and will get air time. And will be able to talk about these issues front and centre, the media for all they hate him never stop talking about him so his points of view and stuff he’s trying to get out there will be out for all to see and not just people who follow him on social media.

That’s what’s happening here people

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By *r_Insatiable666Man
21 weeks ago

Cork

What it makes me think about is that funny comic where there's a tug of war and when you look back to see whose tugging on your side, you're deeply confused. Like how dick Cheney supported Kamela Harris.

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By *obdub4Man
21 weeks ago

dublin

McGregor R.R.

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By *ursecretmischiefCouple
21 weeks ago

The West


"There’s 2 routes to getting on the ballot paper

1. Signatures of 20 oireachtas members - he might get a handful, highly unlikely to find 20 to back him.

2. Backing of 4 local authorities - vast majority of local authorities are FF/FG majorities and the most of the rest are SF/Labour/SD majorities. Highly unlikely he’d find 4 to back him.

I think it’s fairly safe to say he won’t get on the ballot paper but we are facing 6 months of nonsense from him and interference from foreign backers of his.

Given his considerable wealth is it in the realms of possibility he may promise financial support to the election campaigns of various independents in return for their backing ?

I’m sure that’s the route he’ll go down but whether 20 elected representatives are willing to publicly put their name behind him, I really don’t think so. "

It will be interesting to see what his management team do.

I think they will go after the councils. There are 31 Local Authorities, he only needs 4. As far as I'm aware, they can nominate more than one candidate each.

Expect a whole load of the typical noise around "free speech" "what are they scared of", and other attempts to apply pressure.

Also, does anybody know how many councillors need to vote in each authority? Is there a quota on it?...If not, then local councillors can expect lots of heat to vote for him or abstain.

If he is serious about this, then efforts will be made to have a real go at it...brace yourselves.

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By *og-ManMan
21 weeks ago

somewhere

The excuse people will use to try to nominate him is to exercise the right to free speech and to leave it up to the people

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By *ursecretmischiefCouple
21 weeks ago

The West


"The excuse people will use to try to nominate him is to exercise the right to free speech and to leave it up to the people "

Exactly!

Expect to hear lots about that, and councillors pressurised into voting for it on the back of democracy, free speech etc.

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By *ofusplusCouple
21 weeks ago

Limerick


"Love him or hate him let’s be honest He is the ultimate promoter and is well aware of how to get things done. Realistically he knows he probably won’t win but he will have the whole country talking about him and will get air time. And will be able to talk about these issues front and centre, the media for all they hate him never stop talking about him so his points of view and stuff he’s trying to get out there will be out for all to see and not just people who follow him on social media.

That’s what’s happening here people"

I don't think the media will allow him to voice his opinions on the airwaves for fear of losing their listenerships.

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By *ontbesillywrapyourwillyMan
21 weeks ago

Tipperary

He would get a serious amount of votes just for the craic alone.

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By *electableicecreamMan
21 weeks ago

The West


"

I don't think the media will allow him to voice his opinions on the airwaves for fear of losing their listenerships."

They wouldn't dare censor him. It would just be ammunition. His platform and following is already collosal.

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By *og-ManMan
21 weeks ago

somewhere

In about 2 weeks I expect him to Announce that we should be the 53rd state of America after Canada and Greenland

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By *rim22Man
21 weeks ago

navan/trim

In all fairness how one was convicted then other not ad she wl was seeing in the lobby with mcg then went back to the room jury more women than men it's just a throught .????

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By *ursecretmischiefCouple
21 weeks ago

The West


"In all fairness how one was convicted then other not ad she wl was seeing in the lobby with mcg then went back to the room jury more women than men it's just a throught .????"

In the quite words of the virgin Mary, come again?

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By *og-ManMan
21 weeks ago

somewhere


"In all fairness how one was convicted then other not ad she wl was seeing in the lobby with mcg then went back to the room jury more women than men it's just a throught .????"

Ask the Jury

They sat through all the evidence and convicted him

The actual evidence

Guilty

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By *r tayt2Man
21 weeks ago

Trim

He would have to get the backing of four or five councils would never happen

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By *aseylee324Couple
21 weeks ago

Valley of Squinting Windows


"The excuse people will use to try to nominate him is to exercise the right to free speech and to leave it up to the people

Exactly!

Expect to hear lots about that, and councillors pressurised into voting for it on the back of democracy, free speech etc."

Plus deep pockets fill a lot of brown envelopes

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By *ionycusMan
21 weeks ago

Babylon

Lowery , fucking prick with ears corrupt to the eyeballs, named and shamed, and continuously re-elected. If that bag of shite can be in positions of power in this country then anyone can, if any one of you think that the machine can't get McGregor in power, then you are only reading the stuff you agree with. As scary as it is , there are a lot of people in this country that are agreeing with what he is saying. All of Europe is on tilt , the blind following of equity for the sake of it, is throwing up some serious dirt now. If you are not left ,you are considered far right, agree with me or not. There are so many sides , not yours and mine. I really hope a virtuous contender appears to actually run for president. I remember that the last guy only got in due to a smear campaign by someone on the Dragons Den bald dude, abd then re-elected, but no one cared about the wee bollox.

Nothing is impossible.

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By *ebedee2000Man
21 weeks ago

Tullamore


"Lowery , fucking prick with ears corrupt to the eyeballs, named and shamed, and continuously re-elected. If that bag of shite can be in positions of power in this country then anyone can, if any one of you think that the machine can't get McGregor in power, then you are only reading the stuff you agree with. As scary as it is , there are a lot of people in this country that are agreeing with what he is saying. All of Europe is on tilt , the blind following of equity for the sake of it, is throwing up some serious dirt now. If you are not left ,you are considered far right, agree with me or not. There are so many sides , not yours and mine. I really hope a virtuous contender appears to actually run for president. I remember that the last guy only got in due to a smear campaign by someone on the Dragons Den bald dude, abd then re-elected, but no one cared about the wee bollox.

Nothing is impossible. "

The Gallagher brown envelope debate was box office too

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By *ork_Guy400Man
21 weeks ago

Cork


"There surely be some regulation for anyone wishing to put their forward for presidency that if they had a particular conviction his being sexual assault he wouldn’t be allowed to put his name forward ? "

He has no sexual assault convictions. He was found liable in civil court after the DPP reviewed the case twice and said there was no grounds for a criminal trial.

I'm not saying he's innocent but that is a fact.

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By *ork_Guy400Man
21 weeks ago

Cork


"In all fairness how one was convicted then other not ad she wl was seeing in the lobby with mcg then went back to the room jury more women than men it's just a throught .????

Ask the Jury

They sat through all the evidence and convicted him

The actual evidence

Guilty "

I'm not defending him but this is wrong. He was not found guilty, he was found liable. There is no guilty verdict in a civil court.

It was reviewed twice by the DPP, once by the head of the DPP and they said there was no grounds for a criminal trial, hence the civil trial.

Not saying he's innocent, I wasn't there but there's a big difference between civil and criminal court.

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By *og-ManMan
21 weeks ago

somewhere


"In all fairness how one was convicted then other not ad she wl was seeing in the lobby with mcg then went back to the room jury more women than men it's just a throught .????

Ask the Jury

They sat through all the evidence and convicted him

The actual evidence

Guilty

I'm not defending him but this is wrong. He was not found guilty, he was found liable. There is no guilty verdict in a civil court.

It was reviewed twice by the DPP, once by the head of the DPP and they said there was no grounds for a criminal trial, hence the civil trial.

Not saying he's innocent, I wasn't there but there's a big difference between civil and criminal court. "

He was found guilty of sexual assault in his last trial

And 19 previous times for various other offences

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By *inkywife1981Couple
21 weeks ago

A town near you


"In all fairness how one was convicted then other not ad she wl was seeing in the lobby with mcg then went back to the room jury more women than men it's just a throught .????

Ask the Jury

They sat through all the evidence and convicted him

The actual evidence

Guilty

I'm not defending him but this is wrong. He was not found guilty, he was found liable. There is no guilty verdict in a civil court.

It was reviewed twice by the DPP, once by the head of the DPP and they said there was no grounds for a criminal trial, hence the civil trial.

Not saying he's innocent, I wasn't there but there's a big difference between civil and criminal court.

He was found guilty of sexual assault in his last trial

And 19 previous times for various other offences "

He is a bell end most people know and understand that. Though he would be in good company in the corridors of power with others who should be in jail like Michael Lowry and john McGahan and no doubt more of them have skeletons in the cupboard

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By *it corkMan
21 weeks ago

cork

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By *it corkMan
21 weeks ago

cork

I don’t like McGregor, I’d vote for him though . Country has been destroyed and he is right in what he says

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By *ebedee2000Man
21 weeks ago

Tullamore

Career politicians , martin, mcdonald, harris. These guys have never made a decision in their lives let alone achieved anything independently, they are sooo bad that mcgregor, who has achieved exceptional feats, could wipe the floor with them.

In offaly we have 3 td's , all 3 claimed 4 grand in expenses this December when the dail was only seated once. It's madness all round.

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By *ork_Guy400Man
21 weeks ago

Cork


"In all fairness how one was convicted then other not ad she wl was seeing in the lobby with mcg then went back to the room jury more women than men it's just a throught .????

Ask the Jury

They sat through all the evidence and convicted him

The actual evidence

Guilty

I'm not defending him but this is wrong. He was not found guilty, he was found liable. There is no guilty verdict in a civil court.

It was reviewed twice by the DPP, once by the head of the DPP and they said there was no grounds for a criminal trial, hence the civil trial.

Not saying he's innocent, I wasn't there but there's a big difference between civil and criminal court.

He was found guilty of sexual assault in his last trial

And 19 previous times for various other offences "

No, he was found liable for damages. If he was found guilty it would have to be in a criminal trial and he would be a registered sex offender facing jail time, not paying out money. His other offences are driving related, let's not make him out to be Al Capone. He's done enough to ruin his reputation with the Irish people so you don't need to exaggerate it or flat out lie.

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By *ebedee2000Man
21 weeks ago

Tullamore


"In all fairness how one was convicted then other not ad she wl was seeing in the lobby with mcg then went back to the room jury more women than men it's just a throught .????

Ask the Jury

They sat through all the evidence and convicted him

The actual evidence

Guilty

I'm not defending him but this is wrong. He was not found guilty, he was found liable. There is no guilty verdict in a civil court.

It was reviewed twice by the DPP, once by the head of the DPP and they said there was no grounds for a criminal trial, hence the civil trial.

Not saying he's innocent, I wasn't there but there's a big difference between civil and criminal court.

He was found guilty of sexual assault in his last trial

And 19 previous times for various other offences

No, he was found liable for damages. If he was found guilty it would have to be in a criminal trial and he would be a registered sex offender facing jail time, not paying out money. His other offences are driving related, let's not make him out to be Al Capone. He's done enough to ruin his reputation with the Irish people so you don't need to exaggerate it or flat out lie. "

DPP knew it was bull

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By *ebedee2000Man
21 weeks ago

Tullamore

Civil cases are just a shake down for money, dpp ran a mile, cctv footage not released

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By *og-ManMan
21 weeks ago

somewhere


"Civil cases are just a shake down for money, dpp ran a mile, cctv footage not released "

Why would it be released

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By *ebedee2000Man
21 weeks ago

Tullamore


"Civil cases are just a shake down for money, dpp ran a mile, cctv footage not released

Why would it be released "

Why shouldn't it

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By *iscuits8Man
21 weeks ago

Meath / Dublin / Birmingham

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By *ebedee2000Man
21 weeks ago

Tullamore


"[Removed by poster at 21/03/25 23:19:46]"

Solid

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By *iscuits8Man
21 weeks ago

Meath / Dublin / Birmingham

Genuinely just find it so wild especially on a website centred around people seeking sexual partners, the lengths some people will go to to publicly defend and even support a fella found liable for r*pe

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By *iscuits8Man
21 weeks ago

Meath / Dublin / Birmingham


"[Removed by poster at 21/03/25 23:19:46]

Solid "

What

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By *ebedee2000Man
21 weeks ago

Tullamore


"Genuinely just find it so wild especially on a website centred around people seeking sexual partners, the lengths some people will go to to publicly defend and even support a fella found liable for r*pe "

Come on, she drank the soup

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By *iscuits8Man
21 weeks ago

Meath / Dublin / Birmingham


"Genuinely just find it so wild especially on a website centred around people seeking sexual partners, the lengths some people will go to to publicly defend and even support a fella found liable for r*pe

Come on, she drank the soup "

6 mere words to further prove my point, well done and thanks 👏

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By *ebedee2000Man
21 weeks ago

Tullamore


"Genuinely just find it so wild especially on a website centred around people seeking sexual partners, the lengths some people will go to to publicly defend and even support a fella found liable for r*pe

Come on, she drank the soup

6 mere words to further prove my point, well done and thanks 👏"

That you are a clown

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By *ursecretmischiefCouple
21 weeks ago

The West


"Genuinely just find it so wild especially on a website centred around people seeking sexual partners, the lengths some people will go to to publicly defend and even support a fella found liable for r*pe

Come on, she drank the soup "

Wow!

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By *ebedee2000Man
21 weeks ago

Tullamore


"Genuinely just find it so wild especially on a website centred around people seeking sexual partners, the lengths some people will go to to publicly defend and even support a fella found liable for r*pe

Come on, she drank the soup

Wow!"

Took the dollars

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By *iscuits8Man
21 weeks ago

Meath / Dublin / Birmingham


"Genuinely just find it so wild especially on a website centred around people seeking sexual partners, the lengths some people will go to to publicly defend and even support a fella found liable for r*pe

Come on, she drank the soup

6 mere words to further prove my point, well done and thanks 👏

That you are a clown"

Are clowns better or worse than r*pe apologists? 🤔

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By *ebedee2000Man
21 weeks ago

Tullamore


"Genuinely just find it so wild especially on a website centred around people seeking sexual partners, the lengths some people will go to to publicly defend and even support a fella found liable for r*pe

Come on, she drank the soup

6 mere words to further prove my point, well done and thanks 👏

That you are a clown

Are clowns better or worse than r*pe apologists? 🤔"

I'm neither, dpp ran a mile

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By *iseekingbiCouple
21 weeks ago

N ireland and West Midlands


"I don’t like McGregor, I’d vote for him though . Country has been destroyed and he is right in what he says "

Don't let the facts get in the way of racism. Have a block.

https://www.thejournal.ie/debunked-factcheck-conor-mcgregor-claim-irish-minority-in-some-towns-white-house-donald-trump-immigration-6653578-Mar2025/

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By *electableicecreamMan
21 weeks ago

The West

It's mad to see the McGregor fan boys desperately trying to defend a racist sex pest.

'It was only civil!' And yet a jury of his peers decided that he did in fact assault that woman.

It's the kind of behavior you'd exhibit if you never made it out of adolescence.

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By *ilk_manMan
21 weeks ago

dublin


"Genuinely just find it so wild especially on a website centred around people seeking sexual partners, the lengths some people will go to to publicly defend and even support a fella found liable for r*pe

Come on, she drank the soup

6 mere words to further prove my point, well done and thanks 👏

That you are a clown

Are clowns better or worse than r*pe apologists? 🤔

I'm neither, dpp ran a mile"

Really? Were you privy to the conversation in the DPP’s office?

Are there any other rapists you are prepared to defend?

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By *ebedee2000Man
21 weeks ago

Tullamore

Footballer in England has consensual sex.

Footballer has no further interest in the woman.

Footballer ends up in court.

Happens way too often

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By *electableicecreamMan
21 weeks ago

The West

It's just trolling at this point. I recommend not feeding it.

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By *ursecretmischiefCouple
21 weeks ago

The West


"Footballer in England has consensual sex.

Footballer has no further interest in the woman.

Footballer ends up in court.

Happens way too often "

I imagine Footballers in England are having lots of consensual sex, every week! Now, considering there are thousands of them, that's a lot of sex.

So your scenario "doesn't happen way too often'. It happens when one of them sexually assaults a woman!

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By *ilk_manMan
21 weeks ago

dublin


"Footballer in England has consensual sex.

Footballer has no further interest in the woman.

Footballer ends up in court.

Happens way too often "

Happens way too often?

Give five examples of court cases in such circumstances.

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By *ionycusMan
21 weeks ago

Babylon

I don't really have an opinion on the civil case and would question what was going on and if it would have happened if McGregor was a plumber.

As for the footballers , Chef Evans is a tale that should put the fear into everyone, I think the last high profile was Mendy ,he got pretty screwed but he was throwing it around everywhere.

No one comes out clean in this.

I read all the comments and no one is changing anyone's mind, which is fine. Accept that there are two sides to get story.

I don't believe their is one fan boy of McGregor on here in the comments, but they are putting more blame on to the lady than some others.

The whole thing is shady as hell, dark, dirty and with no class, and i don't think any verdict will stop these types of people thinking they can do what they want.

The lady in question didn't have a whole lot of respect for herself, and the two guys definitely didn't have any respect for her either.

Just so I'm clear, I don't condone any of this .

I laughed at the "she drank the soup", but I don't know what it means...

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By *ionycusMan
21 weeks ago

Babylon

Ched Evans 🤦

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By *ursecretmischiefCouple
21 weeks ago

The West


"Ched Evans 🤦"

The Ched Evans case is still a disgrace. The actions of Evans, his brother and friends on the night were deplorable.

The actions of his wife and her family in the retrial were also deplorable.

Evans and Massey were well met!

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By *ilderMan
21 weeks ago

dublin


"The excuse people will use to try to nominate him is to exercise the right to free speech and to leave it up to the people

Exactly!

Expect to hear lots about that, and councillors pressurised into voting for it on the back of democracy, free speech etc."

Yes. I can guess what councils he would target too. The council route would probably be easier than the oireachteas. If people find out their local councillors have a vote on this, I hope there's serious backlash.

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By *UBGUY8Man
21 weeks ago

Dublin


"I just saw a post on FB where McGregor essentially said he's running for president. Had he officially declared before that?"

Well..if its on facebook, it has to be true, isn't it???

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By *ittleBoPeepingWoman
21 weeks ago

Galway, Clare


"I don't really have an opinion on the civil case and would question what was going on and if it would have happened if McGregor was a plumber.

As for the footballers , Chef Evans is a tale that should put the fear into everyone, I think the last high profile was Mendy ,he got pretty screwed but he was throwing it around everywhere.

No one comes out clean in this.

I read all the comments and no one is changing anyone's mind, which is fine. Accept that there are two sides to get story.

I don't believe their is one fan boy of McGregor on here in the comments, but they are putting more blame on to the lady than some others.

The whole thing is shady as hell, dark, dirty and with no class, and i don't think any verdict will stop these types of people thinking they can do what they want.

The lady in question didn't have a whole lot of respect for herself, and the two guys definitely didn't have any respect for her either.

Just so I'm clear, I don't condone any of this .

I laughed at the "she drank the soup", but I don't know what it means... "

Do you really think a woman would put herself through all they have to, for the hell of it.

And if a woman is ra×ed, as in this case, do you think they only report it to get money from the rap×ist?? Jesus.

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By *aid backMan
21 weeks ago

by a lake with my rod out

In the words of a famous cnut " he'll do nothing"

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By *erryguy71Man
21 weeks ago

derry

No matter what you think about Mcgregor, he's bang on about immigration.. Its ruining this whole island.

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By *ork_Guy400Man
21 weeks ago

Cork


"I don't really have an opinion on the civil case and would question what was going on and if it would have happened if McGregor was a plumber.

As for the footballers , Chef Evans is a tale that should put the fear into everyone, I think the last high profile was Mendy ,he got pretty screwed but he was throwing it around everywhere.

No one comes out clean in this.

I read all the comments and no one is changing anyone's mind, which is fine. Accept that there are two sides to get story.

I don't believe their is one fan boy of McGregor on here in the comments, but they are putting more blame on to the lady than some others.

The whole thing is shady as hell, dark, dirty and with no class, and i don't think any verdict will stop these types of people thinking they can do what they want.

The lady in question didn't have a whole lot of respect for herself, and the two guys definitely didn't have any respect for her either.

Just so I'm clear, I don't condone any of this .

I laughed at the "she drank the soup", but I don't know what it means...

Do you really think a woman would put herself through all they have to, for the hell of it.

And if a woman is ra×ed, as in this case, do you think they only report it to get money from the rap×ist?? Jesus."

I'm not saying it applies here, I don't know if he's guilty or not but that has happened before. Look up Eleanor Williams and Crystal Mangum. They're outliers but we can't act like it doesn't or hasn't happened before.

The biggest issue which nobody is discussing is the conviction rate in these cases which I think is as low as 1% so genuine victims can't get justice as it is so when you get the few outliers like the girls I mentoined above, they get the media headlines and it feeds the narrative of "she's only looking for money" in a society that already favours the man as backed up by such low conviction rates and how little impact these accusations have on celebrities especially.

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By *obdub4Man
21 weeks ago

dublin

McGregor R.R.

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By *obdub4Man
21 weeks ago

dublin

McGregor R.R.

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By *obdub4Man
21 weeks ago

dublin

McGregor R.R.

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By *rutus83Man
21 weeks ago

naas


"I don't really have an opinion on the civil case and would question what was going on and if it would have happened if McGregor was a plumber.

As for the footballers , Chef Evans is a tale that should put the fear into everyone, I think the last high profile was Mendy ,he got pretty screwed but he was throwing it around everywhere.

No one comes out clean in this.

I read all the comments and no one is changing anyone's mind, which is fine. Accept that there are two sides to get story.

I don't believe their is one fan boy of McGregor on here in the comments, but they are putting more blame on to the lady than some others.

The whole thing is shady as hell, dark, dirty and with no class, and i don't think any verdict will stop these types of people thinking they can do what they want.

The lady in question didn't have a whole lot of respect for herself, and the two guys definitely didn't have any respect for her either.

Just so I'm clear, I don't condone any of this .

I laughed at the "she drank the soup", but I don't know what it means...

Do you really think a woman would put herself through all they have to, for the hell of it.

And if a woman is ra×ed, as in this case, do you think they only report it to get money from the rap×ist?? Jesus.

I'm not saying it applies here, I don't know if he's guilty or not but that has happened before. Look up Eleanor Williams and Crystal Mangum. They're outliers but we can't act like it doesn't or hasn't happened before.

The biggest issue which nobody is discussing is the conviction rate in these cases which I think is as low as 1% so genuine victims can't get justice as it is so when you get the few outliers like the girls I mentoined above, they get the media headlines and it feeds the narrative of "she's only looking for money" in a society that already favours the man as backed up by such low conviction rates and how little impact these accusations have on celebrities especially. "

I think the DPP are useless at their jobs. I know of at least 5

grape cases in the area and 4 that never got to court because they calmed that there wasn't enough evidence in the cases.

The 1 case that made it to court was thrown out because the local garda sergeant that coached the local gaa team was his character witness and with all the evidence against him. The case was thrown out.

Another 1 of them cases after a few hours of interrogation the lad accused of gr@pe. Admitted what happened but said it was consensual. The DPP decided not too go ahead with that case even with all the evidence they had.

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By *ionycusMan
21 weeks ago

Babylon


"I don't really have an opinion on the civil case and would question what was going on and if it would have happened if McGregor was a plumber.

No one comes out clean in this.

I don't believe their is one fan boy of McGregor on here in the comments, but they are putting more blame on to the lady than some others.

The whole thing is shady as hell, dark, dirty and with no class

The lady in question didn't have a whole lot of respect for herself, and the two guys definitely didn't have any respect for her either.

Just so I'm clear, I don't condone any of this .

Do you really think a woman would put herself through all they have to, for the hell of it.

And if a woman is ra×ed, as in this case, do you think they only report it to get money from the rap×ist?? Jesus."

Hell hath no fury ,who knows what one person is motivated by? Grouping all people of one sex together is impossible and what one lady night value another will despise.

No one wins on these situations, but Jesus , don't actively seek them. Who in their right mind goes off with an arse hole like McGregor to a hotel room ? It certainly gives him no right to presume anything except company, but who is that naive? These assholes think the world is theirs.

I suppose lots of people doubt the "facts", of what happened. I for one would actually question the reasoning behind the whole situation.

Shoot me , block me , it's who I am .

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By *ebedee2000Man
21 weeks ago

Tullamore


"No matter what you think about Mcgregor, he's bang on about immigration.. Its ruining this whole island. "

Shur it obvious..lefties mad triggered in this forum

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By (user no longer on site)
21 weeks ago

Does anyone no here if I get an invoice from a local garage to recondition the gearbox in my car will the social welfare still pay for it or do I need to contact ff or fg representatives??

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By *ebedee2000Man
21 weeks ago

Tullamore


"Does anyone no here if I get an invoice from a local garage to recondition the gearbox in my car will the social welfare still pay for it or do I need to contact ff or fg representatives??"
.

Stick a Ukraine reg on it

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By *rthur91Man
21 weeks ago

swords

McGregor 👍👍👍

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By *iseekingbiCouple
20 weeks ago

N ireland and West Midlands


"McGregor 👍👍👍"

Feck off

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By *xstevenxxMan
20 weeks ago

dublin


"McGregor 👍👍👍

Feck off"

Totally agree with you there

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By *oo32Man
20 weeks ago

tipperary

Strangers on the interweb arguing over a guy who wouldn't piss on them if they were on fire

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By *Whiskey Guy 2.0Man
20 weeks ago

Kerry/Sligo

wont vote him if he is one of candidates

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By *ardforyou777Man
20 weeks ago

qt

Would prefer if he ran away.

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By *ittycouple4funCouple
20 weeks ago

stillorgan

This will trigger all the right people 😂

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By *og-ManMan
20 weeks ago

somewhere


"This will trigger all the right wing people 😂 "

Fixed that for you

He ain't going nowhere including the Aras ...everyone knows it including him but he loves the attention and can't live without it

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By *ombikerMan
20 weeks ago

the right side of the river


"There surely be some regulation for anyone wishing to put their forward for presidency that if they had a particular conviction his being sexual assault he wouldn’t be allowed to put his name forward ?

To my knowledge, and I could be wrong, he's never been convicted of sexual assault.

Fair play, you are the only person with the balls to say it. He was not convicted, some seriously dumb people in those thread. "

I believe you are correct on that. I would not be a fan of his or his persona for a long time. But he would probably be a better option than Bertie who has previously floated the idea of running for president. The country is going down the toilet and anyone who can not see that is blind or choosing to ignore it. But the president can not make any meaningful changes anyway.

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By *rTromboneMan
20 weeks ago

clonmel youghal dungarvan triangle

McR*PIST thinks he's going to have the power of Trump. Signing executive orders, and grabbing girls by the p***y. He'll change his mind once the fizzles out.

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By *ikeyhen75Man
20 weeks ago

Mayo

In this uncertain and often unstable political world, as much as I hate to think it might be a possibility I’m thinking it could be be a certainty, I’m not endorsing it but by chance if he gets enough backing,,,,,,,,, we’ve seen it happen before,,,,

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By *ittycouple4funCouple
20 weeks ago

stillorgan


"This will trigger all the right wing people 😂

Fixed that for you

He ain't going nowhere including the Aras ...everyone knows it including him but he loves the attention and can't live without it

"

Are the far right with you in the room right now?

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By *electableicecreamMan
20 weeks ago

The West

Imagine being so ill tempered that you had to align yourself with the absolute worst of humanity just to get one up on the woke snowflakes.

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By *og-ManMan
20 weeks ago

somewhere


"This will trigger all the right wing people 😂

Fixed that for you

He ain't going nowhere including the Aras ...everyone knows it including him but he loves the attention and can't live without it

Are the far right with you in the room right now? "

There's a wall on the far right and a wall on the far left

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By *aptain Caveman41Man
20 weeks ago

Home

Imagine being as thick as McGregor, thinking by becoming president of Ireland he will be able to change everything going on in Ireland in a position that holds zero power in Ireland. And the people supporting him are just as thick as him. A goldfish has more brain's than him and his supporters.

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By *uttingstagsMan
20 weeks ago

Navan


"There surely be some regulation for anyone wishing to put their forward for presidency that if they had a particular conviction his being sexual assault he wouldn’t be allowed to put his name forward ? "

He was never found guilty of a sex offence beyond all reasonable doubt in a criminal court but found liable on the balance of probability in a civil court when sued for damages…

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By *orknmindy21Couple
20 weeks ago

Newtownards

Really love or hate him he is speaking the truth what everyone is thinking in Ireland at the moment and rapist?? There are three sides to that story bit like the rugby players up the North a few years ago 🤔

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By *ichael McCarthyMan
20 weeks ago

Lucan


"Really love or hate him he is speaking the truth what everyone is thinking in Ireland at the moment and rapist?? There are three sides to that story bit like the rugby players up the North a few years ago 🤔"

Lol, "what everyone is thinking"

I'm not even sure what "running ravage on the country" even means.

Also, he considers you a foreigner as well, even though he's from an immigrant family himself. He also thinks he can call a referendum when he becomes president 🤦

You couldn't make this shit up.

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By *he KakapoMan
20 weeks ago

A nice rock


"Imagine being as thick as McGregor, thinking by becoming president of Ireland he will be able to change everything going on in Ireland in a position that holds zero power in Ireland. And the people supporting him are just as thick as him. A goldfish has more brain's than him and his supporters."

He doesn't care about changing anything.

But for the people who will back him (financially from the shadows) it wouldn't be a meaningless position.

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By *og-ManMan
2 weeks ago

somewhere

Not any fuckin more he's not

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By *ofusplusCouple
2 weeks ago

Limerick

That'll put him back in his box for a while and roll on all the other court cases against him

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By *ichael McCarthyMan
2 weeks ago

Lucan

The dancing smoked cod, Flatley, will be trying to get a nomination on a similar ticket no doubt.

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By *he English OneMan
2 weeks ago

west

He's literally an embarrassment to the country I'll give credit where it's due he's a great fighter no doubt but outside the octagon a disgusting human being and his partner is more of a fool for being with him and tolerate everything he's done

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By *cuk4funCouple
2 weeks ago

city centre

Personally would love to see him run for president and see his reaction when the opinion polls etc show him that most reasonable people on this island can't abide him and his insane rhetoric.Flatley for me , personable and seems like a decent person. No politician should ever be allowed run .

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By *nquisitive LadyWoman
2 weeks ago

Midlands

Anyone should be allowed to run if they are the best person to represent our country.

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By *electableicecreamMan
2 weeks ago

The West


"Anyone should be allowed to run if they are the best person to represent our country. "

Inq for president!

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By *nquisitive LadyWoman
2 weeks ago

Midlands


"Anyone should be allowed to run if they are the best person to represent our country.

Inq for president!"

Not this term

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By *parkie2Man
2 weeks ago

Ratoath

You've my vote as well Inq

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By *nquisitive LadyWoman
2 weeks ago

Midlands


"You've my vote as well Inq "

Appreciate that Sparks

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By *ushin realityCouple
2 weeks ago

swords

You got my vote Inq,especially if you wear your fab dresses 😛😛😛😛

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By *nquisitive LadyWoman
2 weeks ago

Midlands


"You got my vote Inq,especially if you wear your fab dresses 😛😛😛😛"

Ber.

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By *rystalsswingCouple
2 weeks ago

Galway/ Midlands/The West


"You got my vote Inq,especially if you wear your fab dresses 😛😛😛😛

Ber. "

You have mine too! Conor might be ridey, but your ridey and nice 😘

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By *nquisitive LadyWoman
2 weeks ago

Midlands


"You got my vote Inq,especially if you wear your fab dresses 😛😛😛😛

Ber.

You have mine too! Conor might be ridey, but your ridey and nice 😘"

x

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By *otspiceOgWoman
2 weeks ago

fuck knows

Can a convicted person actually be able too, don't think so 🤔 🙄 jeez

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By *eaAndBenCouple
2 weeks ago

Dublin


"Can a convicted person actually be able too, don't think so 🤔 🙄 jeez"

The current case was civil not criminal. Has he got criminal convictions?

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By *otspiceOgWoman
2 weeks ago

fuck knows

Yes I'm sure, that whole thing with the other fighter was one that has come to mind

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By *M_CoupleCouple
2 weeks ago

North

He's a fucking rapist. The end.

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By *rBandMrsGCouple
2 weeks ago

Kilkenny

I believe he has about 20 or so convictions but many are road traffic (speeding, driving without insurance), though he was convicted for punching a man in the Marble Arch pub.

Only a matter of time before justice catches him for drugs and sexual assaults though.

Says something about a person's character to me when they support a man who has a track record of assaulting, attacking people and who in the vast majority by far would classify as a r*pist (doesn't matter if it was a civil case)

Also the Irish r*pe case against him isn't the only one, there's also another one in miami right now.

he'll always be a r*pist in most people's view.

Anyone that understands the presidential election process in Ireland knews he never stood a chance of even getting on the ballot, never mind elected.

the whole thing was just a grift for him to get attention and a far right wet dream mainly pushed by bot farms and people outside Ireland because they had zero understanding of the powers of the office.

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By *ursecretmischiefCouple
2 weeks ago

The West

If find those that follow him a little amusing. He couldn't care less about them. Everything he says and does is for an American audience.

It's obvious where it's going when he makes no attempt to run. It will be because of "the elites" " the corruption" and whatever other buzzwords you like.

He has more than enough money to put together a team to work and lobby for votes to run, if he wanted to. But he has no intention.

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By *azarMan
2 weeks ago

Strabane

People defending a rapist is fucking disgusting.

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By *hilaboutMan
2 weeks ago

kilkenny


"If find those that follow him a little amusing. He couldn't care less about them. Everything he says and does is for an American audience.

It's obvious where it's going when he makes no attempt to run. It will be because of "the elites" " the corruption" and whatever other buzzwords you like.

He has more than enough money to put together a team to work and lobby for votes to run, if he wanted to. But he has no intention."

not a hope of every getting nomination.

Thank God for the system we have in Ireland

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By *ursecretmischiefCouple
2 weeks ago

The West


"If find those that follow him a little amusing. He couldn't care less about them. Everything he says and does is for an American audience.

It's obvious where it's going when he makes no attempt to run. It will be because of "the elites" " the corruption" and whatever other buzzwords you like.

He has more than enough money to put together a team to work and lobby for votes to run, if he wanted to. But he has no intention.not a hope of every getting nomination.

Thank God for the system we have in Ireland "

He had every chance if he actually wanted to. He has more than enough resources to make a go of it...but he doesn't want to.

He's just making noise to remain relevant. People forget his UFC career ended nearly a decade ago now.

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By *hilaboutMan
2 weeks ago

kilkenny


"If find those that follow him a little amusing. He couldn't care less about them. Everything he says and does is for an American audience.

It's obvious where it's going when he makes no attempt to run. It will be because of "the elites" " the corruption" and whatever other buzzwords you like.

He has more than enough money to put together a team to work and lobby for votes to run, if he wanted to. But he has no intention.not a hope of every getting nomination.

Thank God for the system we have in Ireland

He had every chance if he actually wanted to. He has more than enough resources to make a go of it...but he doesn't want to.

He's just making noise to remain relevant. People forget his UFC career ended nearly a decade ago now."

His resources wouldn't get him the nomination

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By *rBandMrsGCouple
2 weeks ago

Kilkenny


".His resources wouldn't get him the nomination"

100% accurate.

He has to be nominated by people that will need to get re-elected, its political suicide for them to nominate a rapist.

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By *thwonderMan
2 weeks ago

nearby

He got found out for what he is.

Its astounding what people believe the President of Ireland does.. smile and shake hands?

When laws are being voted in by government our last defence bar a referendum is the president, albeit he can also get overruled by a vote. Laws are signed in by the president also.

That little gobshite we currently have in place has done harm to the people, look up the laws he has signed in during his terms.

What we need is a strong individual that supports the native people of the island and the preservation of our heritage.

Mcraper certainly isn't that person!

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By *ichael McCarthyMan
2 weeks ago

Lucan


"He got found out for what he is.

Its astounding what people believe the President of Ireland does.. smile and shake hands?

When laws are being voted in by government our last defence bar a referendum is the president, albeit he can also get overruled by a vote. Laws are signed in by the president also.

That little gobshite we currently have in place has done harm to the people, look up the laws he has signed in during his terms.

What we need is a strong individual that supports the native people of the island and the preservation of our heritage.

Mcraper certainly isn't that person!"

The president has no real power to prevent laws from coming into force. The president can refuse to sign a bill into law if he/she believes it to be unconstitutional. In that case the bill will be sent to the Supreme Court to be tested. If the Supreme Court finds it to be constitutional then it becomes law and it can never be challenged again. I can only recall that happening twice in my lifetime, and possibly only twice in the history of the office of president. The first was when Cearbhaill Ó Dálaigh refused tó sign a bill, was lambasted by a government minister and resigned when the minister wasn't disciplined by the Taoiseach. The second was when Mary Robinson sent a bill to the Supreme Court.

The president has no power to call a referendum and refusing to sign a bill into law doesn't result in a referendum unless the Supreme Court decides that the bill in question requires the constitution to be altered in some way.

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By *hauna.HennTV/TS
2 weeks ago

Dundrum


"If find those that follow him a little amusing. He couldn't care less about them. Everything he says and does is for an American audience.

It's obvious where it's going when he makes no attempt to run. It will be because of "the elites" " the corruption" and whatever other buzzwords you like.

He has more than enough money to put together a team to work and lobby for votes to run, if he wanted to. But he has no intention.not a hope of every getting nomination.

Thank God for the system we have in Ireland

He had every chance if he actually wanted to. He has more than enough resources to make a go of it...but he doesn't want to.

He's just making noise to remain relevant. People forget his UFC career ended nearly a decade ago now."

Where's he going to find 20 Oireachtas members or four Councils to nominate him?

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