Micky D still has his house in Galway rented out. I think it's in student flats. He recently sold his other house in Galway but he still has his apartment in Dublin. He doesn't claim his Ministerial Pension while President but I presume he does claim his NUIG Pension. When he retires he'll get both plus his Presidential pension. His Ministerial pension is around €160,000 a year (or more). His Presidential pension will be around the same. That means his pensions will be around the same as the €332,000 salary he currently receives (he did take less until the FEMPI wage cuts were unwound in 2022). Good socialist credentials.So presumably she's already pulling in her State Contributory Pension as well as a TD's salary. (Just as her fellow TDs Rosie Shortall and Catherine Murphy were doing before retiring last year!) You've gotta admire those wealthy "socialists"!
I assume that Connolly will get a hefty pension top-up for being a former Leas Ceann Comhairle too!
Don’t know about the NUIG pension but I don’t think he’ll get a separate presidential pension on top of his ministerial pension. I seem to recall the rules being tightened up some years ago to avoid duplication of public pensions.He doesn't claim his Ministerial Pension while President but I presume he does claim his NUIG Pension. When he retires he'll get both plus his Presidential pension. His Ministerial pension is around €160,000 a year (or more). His Presidential pension will be around the same. That means his pensions will be around the same as the €332,000 salary he currently receives
What a beautiful way of selecting a candidate.Kelly is 73. That means he won't be getting the pension for too long after his term. That's a plus.
Crackpot Connelly is 68. She'll be around for a while after her term.
Heather Humphreys is 65 so she'll also be around for a while after her term. Then again if she does two terms she'll be near the finishing line when it's over.
Hopefully so.Don’t know about the NUIG pension but I don’t think he’ll get a separate presidential pension on top of his ministerial pension. I seem to recall the rules being tightened up some years ago to avoid duplication of public pensions.
A man of the people.
I'd prefer a Deathrace 2000 scenario or a hunger games contest. Whichever proves cheapestWhat a beautiful way of selecting a candidate.
Micky D would have won that. He'd just have to hide in the short grass.I'd prefer a Deathrace 2000 scenario or a hunger games contest. Whichever proves cheapest
Heather Humphries with the Orange order behind her, Mary Lou with the provos on the other side, all hunting down McGregor whilst Flately plays the flute as the soundtrack and Cynthia provides the commentry.I'd prefer a Deathrace 2000 scenario or a hunger games contest. Whichever proves cheapest
Micky D is no Tyrion Lannister.A bit like GoT really, but perhaps without the "adult" scenes!!
Lord Mickey is too short.....and windy to pull off the role.Micky D is no Tyrion Lannister.
Heather is a self described "Proud Republican" (She never murdered any children so she's not a "Good Republican") so the Shinners will, in the interests of furthering an all-island inclusive political ecosystem and showing that they are pluralistic, support her candidacy.Heather Humphries with the Orange order behind her
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