To paraphrase Marc MacSharry in his recent, celebrated, WhatsApp exchange with a Fianna Fáil councillor, that would “sicken your hole” entirely. Word of his secret weakness for processed pork products will amuse certain veterans of the Dáil canteen who still recall the times they were about to tuck into their Full Irish of a morning only for Micheál to stop their table with his sideplate of foliage, peer down and point at their breakfast with the words “you’re not going to eat THAT?”
Jennifer had to wait for her answer because the Taoiseach was knocked off his stride by sensible Sean Fleming, his Minister of State at the Department of Finance, who had been listening to the exchange. In September, Murphy’s 1934 recipe won the Best Pork Sausage in the World competition at Devro World Butchers Challenge in Sacramento, California. However, butcher Laz Murphy can only get a grant for around half the number of panels he needs to install.Īnd this no ordinary butchers. She told him about Murphy’s Butchers on Main Street in Tullow where the owner relies on a lot of refrigeration for his business and wants to do the right thing by switching to solar power. The Taoiseach’s courageous admission was unexpectedly triggered by deputy Murnane O’Connor’s query about Government grants for solar panels.
He isn’t fooling any of us with the green tea and bananas act,” confided one backbencher. He’s also been back on the egg yolks for some time, which adds to the worry.Īfter his Dáil confession, Fianna Fáil TDs talked privately about the possibility of staging an intervention, fearing their leader might spiral into the oblivion of breakfast rolls once he hands over the reins of power to Leo Varadkar next month.
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