Eoin ‘Chad’ Ryan
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Over the weekend a blitz of new Eoin Ryan posters appeared throughout Dublin. Strikingly more independent than the first set of campaign offerings, the Fianna Fáil logo just visible in the right hand corner, the usual party colours are no more and it’s heavy on the Ryan.

Eoin Ryan New Posters
My first viewing this morning had me thinking of Chad, as in Wot…no?

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Stakes are high for the European election. The EU is going to be essential in our recovery from this economic crisis and we need to be sending MEPs to Brussels who understand this and will actually attend the institution they were elected to.
I am glad to see Eoin Ryan step up the pace of campaigning because I think it’s important that we don’t send a Sinn Fein representative to the European Parliament who is anti-Europe and doesn’t want to be there. With an attendance record of 46% for 2008 (no maternity leave excuses for 2008) she clearly does not take her European Parliament job that seriously.
We need to continue to remain pro-EU. It’s good to see Eoin Ryan driving this point home because with Sinn Fein and Mary Lou all you get is anti-EU sentiment.
“Ooo, Ooo, the Israelites.”
The message on the card has been superimposed on to the original Ryan poster (same clothes) or else poor Eoin has the most peculiar pair of arms.
Marcus,
No prizes for what party you support anyhow. I think Dublin might have had enough of their Fianna Fail Euro rep though.
The poster has the look of something done between the evening tea and the canvass on a saturday evening.
After Lisbon is finally balled through, the country should no longer have state commerations for the Easter Rising. Why? Because what is the point in celebrating an act of independence when it has all been handed back. We might aswell abandon the Irish language and start learning esperanto now. Yea go Eoin Ryan, grovel at the feet of the French and the Germans and pretend we haven’t given them €180 billion worth of fish stocks. Every MEP should now start practising how to say Yes Mas-ter in a robotic voice because you won’t find it til October comes around.