Mr & Mrs Robinson

[pintsofguinness]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irisgate

I didnt realise the toy boy was a catholic? She's definitely going to hell now.

[A Quinn Martin Production]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irisgate

I didnt realise the toy boy was a catholic? She's definitely going to hell now.

Don't think he's a Taig ...some of the English papers' websites were reporting this yesterday but removed references to his religion later in the day

[orangeman]

This IMO is very significant :


Reverend David McIlveen, a Free Presbyterian minister who is a close friend of former DUP leader Ian Paisley, said he believed Mr Robinson should consider stepping down temporarily.



"I do believe that his position is becoming increasingly untenable," he said.



"He has a major problem with regard to solving his own family difficulties, and I personally cannot take the view that a person's private life does not affect their public life.

"Judgements that we make in private will undoubtedly influence our judgements in public."

[muppet]

What does OWC represent?  I've seen it in numerous threads over a long period of time, just curious?

'our wee country' ... unionist nickname for the tupenny hapenny failed statelet we find ourselves in

Nice try, rh (not) 

It's actually the name of a website for fans of the NI football team ( www.ourweecountry.co.uk ).

The name comes from an incident where our manager, Bryan Hamilton, was being interviewed pitchside after we had drawn 1-1 away to Germany (European Champions at the time). As Hamilton answered the Reporters' questions, centre half Barry Hunter, who was passing by in the background, was heard to say: "What about our wee country?", it stuck and the name was chosen for the website.

You can just hear it on this UTV clip (4 mins 56 secs in) - I think it came over more clearly on another clip, but I can't find it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSYctaqpvRk

Great story. Imagine if he had said "Me arse is killing me"?

[updown9194]

What does OWC represent?  I've seen it in numerous threads over a long period of time, just curious?

'our wee country' ... unionist nickname for the tupenny hapenny failed statelet we find ourselves in

Nice try, rh (not) 

It's actually the name of a website for fans of the NI football team ( www.ourweecountry.co.uk ).

The name comes from an incident where our manager, Bryan Hamilton, was being interviewed pitchside after we had drawn 1-1 away to Germany (European Champions at the time). As Hamilton answered the Reporters' questions, centre half Barry Hunter, who was passing by in the background, was heard to say: "What about our wee country?", it stuck and the name was chosen for the website.

You can just hear it on this UTV clip (4 mins 56 secs in) - I think it came over more clearly on another clip, but I can't find it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSYctaqpvRk

Great story. Imagine if he had said "Me arse is killing me"?

on the side note of all side notes,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14NUbMiazh0

is that tricolours being waved at the end there? I can't see properly, image is bad.

[longrunsthefox]

The texts keep coming... "Kirk McCambley has publically thanked his late father a butcher. "Daddy taught me to palm off mutton and pretend it was spring lamb. He also showed me how to bone, stuff, roll and stitch up an old bird."

[gallsman]

The DUP knives are being sharpened by the looks of things. Although I've no idea why David McIlveen thinks it's his position to comment?!

[orangeman]

Mc Ilveen would represent the views of the DUP faithful.


It's not a good omen for Peter.

The suits could well be visiting him over the weekend.

[muppet]

Mc Ilveen would represent the views of the DUP faithful.


It's not a good omen for Peter.

The suits could well be visiting him over the weekend.

So could the men in white coats.

[gallsman]

Mc Ilveen would represent the views of the DUP faithful. .

I know that but is is a DUP member or councillor or anything? Is he speaking solely from his position as a Free P minister?

[orangeman]

Mc Ilveen seems a very tolerant man indeed :

http://www.bbc.co.uk/northernireland/learning/eyewitness/sectarian/voices/mcilveen.shtml

[T Fearon]

Kirk Mc Cambley, son of an East Belfast butcher called Billy is a taig? Shows how much the English know about the six counties, f .

The name itself is a giveaway and if it wasn't consider how long a taig would be allowed to operate a business in East Belfast

[ziggysego]

Yer man SB has to be very careful that he is not in breach of his medical oaths because as a psychiatrist he is obliged to maintain the integrity of the doctor/patient relationship.

He wasn't her psychiatrist, he was her political advisor.

[Minder]

I take it Selwyn Black would have got a bit of coin for his expose ?

[ziggysego]

I take it Selwyn Black would have got a bit of coin for his expose ?

No, both he and the BBC said he wasn't paid. I'm sure they wouldn't lie about any financial dealings...