Barry Cowen’s time in Dail Eireann may be coming to an end,
with the Fianna Fail TD considering a sensational offer to join the Ferrari
Formula 1 team.
Ferrari, who have struggled against Lewis Hamilton’s
Mercedes in recent years, believe the Laois-Offaly TD is the man to return the World
Driver’s Championship to the Scuderia.
Taoiseach Michael Martin has taken a hard line in his first
cabinet meeting, telling Ministers that he is “the one who knocks.”
Martin is understood to have binge watched Breaking Bad
during lockdown, drawing inspiration from Walter White’s journey from
milquetoast science teacher to ruthless drug kingpin.
Fianna Fail leader Micheál Martin has been spending lockdown
remodelling himself on international super spy Austin Powers in an attempt to
boost his charisma levels.
With a rotating
Taoiseach model expected to be implemented in the new coalition, Martin is
desperate to prove his leadership credentials.
With the General Election fast approaching DTTN has offered the main political parties the chance to present their manifestos to our readers. Today we hear from Fianna Fail councillor Eddie Cash.
Fine Gael have
broken Ireland. Tin Man Kenny teed us up and social media influencer Varadkar
knocked us out of the fecking park. But, what more would you expect from the
Blueshirts?
Vote Fianna Fail and
we will rebuild the country, brick by brick, development by ill-advised
development. We might not take the actions that the country wants, or needs,
but the one thing we can guarantee is action. And lots of it.
Not content with voting for each other in the Dail, Fianna Fail gombeens Timmy Dooley and Niall Collins’ complex relationship has crossed into their home lives.
Limerick West TD Collins
has voted six times for Dooley when the Clare TD couldn’t be arsed doing his
job. He has also been filling in at the Dooley household, carrying out
husbandly duties when Dooley fancies pints with the lads.
“It’s a long way home from Leinster House, and I often can’t face it,” admitted Dooley. “Niall’s a great man for the driving, and sure when you’re from a place like Patrickswell a night in Ennis is the height of excitement.”
Collins is believed to have deputised for Dooley on a number of occasions, attending family meals and functions.
“I usually send
him over when the mother-in-law is visiting,” said Dooley, “or if the wife is
hosting a dinner party.”
So frequent are
Collins’ visits that he has now taken up semi-permanent residence in the
Dooley’s spare bedroom.
“The cranks will
say it’s making a mockery of marriage, but sure the wife loves him,” said
Dooley, “and he knows how to press all the right buttons. I usually can’t
perform my duties after a feed of pints.”