holiday homes, by quigley developments.arly attractive property standing empty at the moment. in fact, i could do with somebody living there just to keep an eye on the place. i think i will have a small one. oh! you shouldn't be going out in your condition. i have to. superintendent foley will be there. could be my last chance to make an impression. put the video there and then set up the flip chart. hello. take a seat. hi. no, not in front of the television. move it over there. how did he muscle in on this? he thinks it's thematic. safety first in all things. by the way, father mac phoned me earlier on. he wanted to know what time you're giving your talk. why didn't he phone me? i think he wanted to surprise you. oh, i bet he did. hiya. the thing is that i may have accidentally got mixed up. i thought you were speaking after mcmullen, so i'm afraid... he may be too late. good man, michael! hi, thanks for coming. give that to liam. he'll know what to do. right, mr. quigley. good luck. okay, everyone. if i could have your at

well, i presume it was brian quigley who came to you. brian quigley? what are you talking about?quigley who owns that field, it's assumpta fitzgerald. what are you telling me, that it's my doing? it's your field, you must know about it. i do, i hired them. liam and donal? yeah. you must be very proud of them. they won't let a small child get in the way. now, look ... please go on. nobody did. they were using their initiative. that let's you off the hook, doesn't it? how dare you? who else is gonna stick up for these people? why should you? it's none of your business. that field is my lifeline. what, this place loses money? my finances are none of your business. look around you. twelve apostles would be a full house in here. you wouldn't let them in, would you? out of season... i'd let the pope in. quigley wants the field to build holiday homes but he doesn't want it with a caravan next door. so? so i asked liam and donal to make them an offer. what kind of offer? said i'd pay them to move on. they refused. the boys decided to up the ante. i see. understand, father sooner or later

brian quigley was going to sponsor your play. why should quigley care? he's up to his neck in -- what's good for roses. he's a little cheesed off that you won't do something that costs you nothing. you have no idea what it would cost me. [ padraig ] i can tell you what it's going to cost us. if you don't change your mind, we don't get the money. [ padraig ] and the play doesn't happen. what? padraig! it's a good play, brendan. er, yeah, and we've got enda sullivan. oh. oh, go on, assumpta. for god's sake. the clergy is one thing. he wants me to put up three of them. i know, and one of them runs a diocese. assumpta, you're blowing this all out of proportion it's just one night, it's such a little thing. as the publican said to the bishop. absolutely your grace. three rooms, no problem. she was only too glad to help. and you, your grace. go now, father, if they find you, they'll kill you. i'll be back. matthew, get real. erm, padraig now, call me picky but i don't think they said get real at the turn of the 18th century. i know they didn't, assumpta i'm ju

so quigley's rigged this beauty contest? he says she'll win because she's more glamorous than any of the girls around here. i might have known that sleazebucket was up to no good. fair play to him, siobhan. he didn't force me into it. he didn't have to. he knew you were short of cash. promise me you won't say anything. please, siobhan. you've got some good music here... for an old fella. i've always been something of a musical trendsetter. i was the first kid in my hometown to buy a bay city rollers record. and this was the first album i ever bought. i was only ten. brilliant... they don't make them like this anymore. i'd love to have been a musician but i've no real talent for it. do you play? would it be stuck up there on the wall if i did? could i have a look? well -- i won't nick it, if that's what you're worried about. it was a birthday present from my parents. they were hoping i'd turn out to be a musical genius but it's been hanging on the walls ever since. what about yourself? can you play? a bit... me granddad taugh

quigley, will you keep it down, please. is my daughter with you? what? he's been pushing like mad to get niamh to the altar. now she's agreed suddenly he's thinking oh, i'm getting married. i bet i'm right. let the gard deal with it. he's not a priest yet. if you wouldn't mind? let ambrose deal with it. it's ambrose that's being throttled. where is she, huh? [ all shouting ] brian, for pity's sake. it's all right. he has every right. oh, ambrose. after i'm finished with him, i'm coming for you! no, you're not. you're going home. and keep the noise down before you wake up your daughter. where is she? [ fr. clifford ] assumpta's looking after her. all right, all right. okay. okay, lads we're fine now. ambrose... come on, brian i'll walk you home. don't do this on me, come on. hey-hey! good man yourself. i'm asking you to change your mind. why? because i think you're acting precipitously. precipitously? hastily. ah, right. you think i should wait until i've no customers want the stuff, instead of just one. has brendan kearney been on to you? please. i under

>> quigley. >> jimmy: quigley.. and your parents are still in hawaii? >> yeah, my parents are there. my sisters are there and, you know. >> jimmy: does mom love the -- >> she does. she doesn't really get what's going on. i mean, she gets it. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but she -- i fly them out for things. you know, premieres and stuff. i brought her to leno with me. >> jimmy: oh, yeah? was she impressed? >> she was backstage, and he came to say hi. >> jimmy: yeah, he's a great guy. nice guy. >> as you guys do. really sweet. he came in and, you know -- and she was like, "oh, so nice to meet you. oh, i love you. oh, thank you. oh, you nice man. you come talk to my daughter so nice." and then he left. he walked out. and she turned to me. she goes, "honey, who that man?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's -- at least she's nice to everybody. >> that's my mom. >> jimmy: "nikita," congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: smash hit, of course. awesome. third season. >> yeah. we're really lucky. >> jimmy: fill us in on what's happening

quigley bought them for the pub.cost him fifty pence a chair. fifty 'p'? yeah, danny cleaned 'em up for him. d'you know, he came today and bought one for himself. paid the full fifty pence. orla: all that for fifty pence of firewood. dermot: come on, orla, back to work. don't stop-- there's loads left. well, i'll say one thing there's never a dull moment with you. excuse me. i was going along quite nicely leading a rather boring yet wholesome life until you crashed onto the scene. well, how did i know that a marching band was gonna go right through the middle of a fruit market? ( both chuckling ) it was good fun, though. eventually. so how do we top that? i could start a driving school. you could give guided tours around dublin. and...we could get married. kieran: mum, i'm finished. i'm coming. i'm finished cleaning my teeth. ♪ i once was lost ♪ ♪ but now am found ♪ ♪ was blind ♪ ♪ but now i see ♪ ♪ t'was grace that taught ♪ ♪ my heart to fear ♪ ♪ and grace my fears relieved ♪ where'd you find her? she found us. ♪ ..

to brian quigley. all: hear, hear. to niamh and sean, may they prosper and be happy.mh and sean. ( celtic dance music ) you look great. i'm more than just the uniform, you know. oh, yes. i know. and so am i, i hope. of course you are. i'm sorry-- i overreacted. we both did. some of the things i said-- taking myself too seriously, you mean? i don't think that's something you suffer from. me, on the other hand, maybe i do. why don't i say a prayer for the two of us, just in case? ( laughing: ) thanks, that's be lovely. are you coming for a drink? i am. come on, girl. see you later. ( cheers and applause ) ( cheering continues ) are you ready, girls? yeah! one, two, three! ( laughter and applause ) bye! whoo! niamh: thanks for everything! captioned by captioneering your closed captioning resource this week we're at a house that could've been plucked straight out of an episode of upstairs, downstairs where i'd like to think i'd be lady of the manor. more likely, i'd end up as a scullery maid. welcome to the antiques roadshow from lanhydrock. ♪ if you want to peek into the

quigley, the first grade writing teach worry have given me an "f" on that. >> i took third grade in new delhi, india. >> whether it is foreign penmanship instruction or something weirder, tim geithner's changed signature never got nearly the attention that his successor's signature received. all of the media got fixated on a signature that is loopier than tim geithner's original signature. this is jack lew. all signs point to president obama say i knowing him to replace tim geithner. and if he is nominated and confirmed, that will mean that our money might end up looking like this. because that is jack lew's signature on it. if he doesn't choose to tune up the legibility of the loop de loops like tim geithner did, our money mite look like this. what "new york" magazine described as a slinky that has lost its spring, republicans in washington are hinting that we won't actually have to worry about seeing jack lew's wacky signature on our money. they're saying he doesn't have to worry about changing the signature to it looks good on the money because he, jack lew, will never be the guy who

this is from quig -- this is from quigley. let's just see how things pan out. ten grand! this check you received -- how much was it for? niamh: six figures. near enough seven. pounds? um-hmm. which belongs to the bank. one of them, yeah. the one he borrowed it from. what a guy. he is to his family. what was he thinking? my guess... he could stand to lose everything... but not if it meant leaving nothing to us. but he wasn't ill, was he? he could have bounced back. he doesn't do miracles, father. he would have been bankrupt. ( sighs ) the way i hear it, your tenants at the pub are living on borrowed time. that's what i mean. but if it's not my father's money, how can it be mine? i'd love to help them. what if i did? you? sure. the bank's money my conscience. i want to do the right thing. you would be. if the church doesn't know what's right, who does? that's what we're here for. cash or check? thank you, mr. ganley. you're welcome. have a good day. bye bye. brendan! i need your computer, mate. uh, father -- vincent. call me vincent. well, vincent, whatever. if the school c

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signed sincerely, mike quigley, member of congress. the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, in order to join the committee on appropriations, i hereby resign my seat on the committee on oversight and government reform effective today. signed sincerely, mike quigley, member of congress. the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, in order to join the committee on appropriations, i hereby resign my seat of both the armed services committee and the committee on agriculture effective today. signed sincerely, bill owens, member of congress. the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, in order to rejoin the judiciary committee, i hereby take a leave of absence with my seniority retained from the financial services committee effective today. thank you for your time and attention to this matter. signed sincerely, luis gutierrez, member of congress. the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, sir, in order to join the committee on transportation and infrastructure, i hereby appoint the

i will not give you examples because that would end my tenure quigley but we believe there are -- tenure quickly but i believe there are. there were more transferring units around and a fair amount of force protection efforts that were quite costly. the best i can do is some rough history. if you look at the 1993 and 1995 rounds, the average savings once we were fully in place with $3 billion a year. i think that is probably realistic if we get a base closure authority again. before we know for sure, but would have to go to the process of going to every base and insulation and organizations and asking for data and making specific decisions, and then letting the commission review them. her more savings to be had. both in terms in dollars and personnel. if congress wants us to hold down defense spending, they need to give us authority to move ahead with infrastructure >> if you talk about balance. congress reversed those decisions there is a push right now to reduce active-duty and increased the guard. also the push that governors need to be actively involved in the decisions of the defens

i will not give you examples because that would end my tenure quigley but we believe there are tenure quickly but i believe there are. there were more transferring units around and a fair amount of force protection efforts that were quite costly. the best i can do is some rough history. if you look at the 1993 and 1995 rounds, the average savings once we were fully in place with $3 billion a year. i think that is probably realistic if we get a base closure authority again. before we know for sure, but would have to go to the process of going to every base and insulation and organizations and asking for data and making specific decisions, and then letting the commission review them. there are more savings to be had. both in terms in dollars and personnel. if congress wants us to hold down defense spending, they need to give us authority to move ahead with infrastructure >> if you talk about balance. congress reversed those decisions there is a push right now to reduce active-duty and increased the guard. also the push that governors need to be actively involved in the decisions of the