PhilD

@PhiloDiablo

I drink and I know things.

Dublin, Ireland
Joined September 2010
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    6 hours ago

    The Freedom of Information request shows clearly that your defense of your actions, lay now in tatters. Full Exchange 👇

    6 replies 47 retweets 135 likes
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    Jan 20

    Something seriously wrong here.. ▪️Ryan Tubridy - €495,000, ▪️Ray D'Arcy - €450,000 ▪️Joe Duffy - €392,494. My Leapcard isn’t topped up because I had to make the decision yesterday if I should eat or not’ – €2.80 per hour for student nurses.

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    Jan 18

    Donnelly has played down suggestions that hotel quarantine be introduced for people arriving into Ireland. ▪️ he said that while other options can always be looked at, our current system is a 'good regime'

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    Jan 18

    Who would have guessed the vaccine rollout programme would become so polluted by the parasites so quickly.

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    Jan 17

    2019 said increasing nurses’ salaries could lead to other public service workers seeking pay rises Today his government agrees to increase salary of Mr Watt interim secretary general in Dept of Health, to €292,000 an €81K increase.

    10 replies 90 retweets 189 likes
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    Jan 17

    The health minister was on two radio programmes this afternoon, he wasn't asked about his disgraceful behaviour towards Catherine Connolly in her role as Leas Ceann Comhairle during the week. Maybe society is responsible for that also.

    20 replies 101 retweets 475 likes
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    Jan 17

    Two doctors who blocked a state inquiry into vaccine trials they conducted on hundreds of children in received personal cheques from British pharmaceutical companies involved, last week’s report on institutions shows.

    11 replies 88 retweets 120 likes
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    Jan 14

    Why won't defend us from banks ? Central Bank found yesterday average interest rate on mortgages is nearly 2.8% -highest in EU, over twice European average - First time buyers pay €2000 more each year than European Mortgage holder

    107 replies 196 retweets 606 likes
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    Jan 8

    Three cases of the New South African variant, which is more transmissible have been notified. All three linked to recent travel. What is the point in us all being locked in our homes and limited to 5km when the are open and we are being exposed to more disease?

    16 replies 64 retweets 213 likes
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    Jan 9

    Oct 19, 2020 Fifty-six Covid-19 cases linked to man who failed to isolate after trip abroad Cases in sports team and up to 10 homes linked to man who did not restrict movements

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    Jan 8

    Of the 5m pop about 3.5m will want to be vaccinated. Half of these will need 2 doses. So we need 5.25m vaccines. If we were to get rid of COVID in 2021 we need to vaccinate 100,000 a week. That seems no chance. Probably 2 years and many lockdowns and many deaths. Unless ...

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    30 Dec 2020

    Look at New Zealand. They adhered to a strict lockdown and protected their island. Quarantining those coming into the country. Testing, Tracking and Tracing. Back in Ireland, we are facing into another disastrous lockdown with no serious vaccine roll-out.

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    With just four and a half overs left in the Test match, Mitchell Santner takes this screamer to win it for New Zealand! 😮 📹 |
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    29 Dec 2020

    To be fair, don't you feel just a small glow of pride that our councillors are so consistent in their ability to maintain low standards?

    49 replies 181 retweets 722 likes
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    18 Dec 2020

    2019 The then Taoiseach said an investigation into Dara Murphy's double jobbing should happen. But nothing has. This is the way of government. WE, still deserve better.

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    Varadkar backs Murphy The impression is that Dara Murphy was totally absent from the for two years, that of course isn't true - in fact he was present for more votes this calendar year than - 😎
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    17 Dec 2020

    The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.

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    Sell out of Massive proportions.. They should have challenged the ECB - they had the high moral ground. However, Noonan bottled it, to allieviate his own position, restructuring entire Promissory Notes to be paid by future generations.
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    16 Dec 2020

    Not only did we bail out the banks, 42% of Europe’s banking crisis was paid by Ireland ( not that it affected you personally in anyway )

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    14 Dec 2020

    The first of these tweets is four years ago today. The same treaty (the EU-Canada trade deal) is down for ratification in the Dáil tomorrow, with the Greens now in government – at Cotters

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    12 Dec 2020

    TDs' Claps Don't Feed Us 🔹No money, no facilities and no future here - students on the Covid_19 frontline. 'Crying going to Work' 🔹21 Student nurses have contracted the virus between Aug 2nd - Dec 5th

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    9 Dec 2020

    Former taoisigh to get a €17,000 yearly increase on their pensions Meanwhile, the Dáil heard that student nurses, who receive a weekly allowance of €50 have "held the hands of dying Covid patients".

    15 replies 52 retweets 187 likes
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    9 Dec 2020

    Let me spell it out to Government. It’s NOT OK to give former politicians a €16k pay increase on top of their 130k pensions & on other hand vote to NOT pay our student nurses. Seriously how far removed can the government be from ordinary people

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