Sir Bartholemew Ahern - Ár n-Iar-Taoiseach [sic]

What do the children think of this story?

Has hanging with Sir Anto and Páidí gave him ideas for eternal greatness?

You'd think he would have at least checked the spelling.

What's the Irish for disgraced? As long as he prefaces it with that I have no issues.

unaligned wrote:

What's the Irish for disgraced? As long as he prefaces it with that I have no issues.

"Iar-Thaoiseach Náireach" mar a ghlaofar air ón lá seo amach (as he will henceforth be refered to)

'Bertie' is the only title he'll ever popularly have. It's up there with 'Garret the Good' and 'The Great National Bastard'.

I don't see why he thinks we'll be referring to him as anything. He is going to shrivel into obscurity following Mahon.

johnfás wrote:

I don't see why he thinks we'll be referring to him as anything. He is going to shrivel into obscurity following Mahon.

You're forgetting he has half an eye on the guest-speaker circuit, m'boy. He's just the type to go on a never ending farewell tour.

905 wrote:

johnfás wrote:

I don't see why he thinks we'll be referring to him as anything. He is going to shrivel into obscurity following Mahon.

You're forgetting he has half an eye on the guest-speaker circuit, m'boy. He's just the type to go on a never ending farewell tour.

Pah!

He'll last a year on it. It is my adamant belief that there is not the level of interest in hearing him speak as RTE and that would have you believe. He'll be welcomed to speak at the odd event on Northern Ireland and then I suppose there is always the Builder Federation's annual conference!

This notion that he is going to be like Bill Clinton travelling the world giving motivational speaking with people paying a fortune to hear him is a load of nonsense.

Well can't a man dream?

This lady would have to settle for a silver medal at the World Brass Neck Games.

905 wrote:

Well can't a man dream?

Absolutely, he could write a sequel to PS I Love you with the imagination he has demonstrated in the recent past.

This springs to mind;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwinrauSVuo&feature=related

He can call himself whatever he likes. I'll still call him what I've been calling him thus far.

When the next Mahon report comes out, we can add more letters.

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

What do the children think of this story?

Has hanging with Sir Anto and Páidí gave him ideas for eternal greatness?

You'd think he would have at least checked the spelling.

You mean he left the "L" off the beginning?

cactus flower wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

What do the children think of this story?

Has hanging with Sir Anto and Páidí gave him ideas for eternal greatness?

You'd think he would have at least checked the spelling.

You mean he left the "L" off the beginning?

OOOOoohhhhhh - Sharp.

Iar-Taoiseach is an anagram of "Ciao, A shit era"

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Iar-Taoiseach is an anagram of "Ciao, A shit era"

F'in genius, SC.