Agents for Brian Cowen, Silvio Berlusconi and Georgios Papandreou are believed to be in talks with Simon Cowell and Louis Walsh about forming a super group.
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Agents for Brian Cowen, Silvio Berlusconi and Georgios Papandreou are believed to be in talks with Simon Cowell and Louis Walsh about forming a super group.
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The Mire has learned that Presidential candidate Sean Gallagher plans to invite school groups to Áras an Uachtaráin to drink the DNA of Charles Haughey.
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Last minute efforts this morning just managed to convince Enda Kenny that he really will be elected Taoiseach when the 31st Dáil meets at noon today.
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The tragic public unravelling of Charlie Sheen’s life and career could have been avoided if he had listened to advice from Irish Department of Finance officials.
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Fine Gael sources have dismissed as completely irresponsible suggestions that they have been in talks with Brian Cowen about assuming the leadership of the party.
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Agreement has been reached by the three main political parties on the formation of a Government of national impunity. The position of Taoiseach will rotate between the leaders of Fianna Fail, Fine Gael and Labour. “Enda Kenny will be Taoiseach during Dail holidays obviously,” a source explained. “Brian Cowen and Eamon Gilmore will operate...
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Fine Gael members were united in disbelief this morning after the counting of supporters for the leadership contest revealed that the party actually has an overall Dáil majority and could have been in Government for the last three years.
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Gentlemen, It is with a heavy heart that I accuse you of making a mockery of mockery.
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An Enda Kenny-led government will whisper sweet nothings in your ear while riding you bareback, a Fine Gael party conference in Killarney was told.
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Members of flooded communities in the south and west have complained that it was “completely inappropriate” of Taoiseach Brian Cowen to throw water balloons at them this morning.
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