The Irish President candidates are set to appear on TV3 this week for what could be a heated debate
Paddy Power are betting tempers could flare during the Presidential debate on TV3 tomorrow night and are offering 10/1 on host Vincent Browne walking off set during what many expect will be a heated debate.
It comes after some heated exchanges between Newstalk presenter Eamon Dunphy, Fine Gael’s Gay Mitchell and Sinn Fein’s Martin McGuinness on Dunphy’s Sunday morning chat show.
Paddy Power have also renewed their cliché betting, this time shortening ‘Northern Bank’ to 10/1 from 16/1, while ‘All Kinds of Everything’ has been installed into the betting at 50/1 after Dana almost let it slip out on Friday night’s Late Late Show.
Sharon McHugh, spokesperson for Paddy Power told Bettingpro: “Vincent’s hosting style is a lot more aggressive than Ryan Tubridy’s so we could see a few sparks fly as the second big TV debate gets underway!”
Michael D Higgins remains Paddy Power’s 1/2 going into tomorrow’s Live television debate.
VINCENT BROWNE – PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE
Specials
10/1 Vincent Browne or any of the candidates to walk off the set during the debate
Who will take the first sip of water?
11/4 Mary Davis
3/1 Sean Gallagher
7/2 Gay Mitchell
7/2 Dana Rosemary Scallon
5/1 David Norris
5/1 Michael D. Higgins
5/1 Martin McGuinness
Who will Vincent Browne interrupt first?
9/4 David Norris
5/2 Gay Mitchell
3/1 Martin McGuinness
4/1 Dana Rosemary Scallon
9/2 Sean Gallagher
6/1 Michael D. Higgins
8/1 Mary Davis
Cliché Betting
5/1 The people of Ireland
6/1 President for all the people
6/1 Aras
8/1 Experience
10/1 Northern Bank
10/1 Peace
10/1 Abroad
10/1 Mary McAleese
12/1 Representing Ireland
12/1 Inclusive
12/1 Advantage
12/1 European Union
16/1 Letters
16/1 Average industrial wage
20/1 Human rights
20/1 Mary Robinson
20/1 Barack Obama
20/1 Unites States
20/1 Rugby World Cup
20/1 Catholic Church
20/1 Quango
25/1 China
25/1 The Queen
25/1 Enda Kenny
25/1 Nelson Mandela
25/1 Liar
33/1 Phoenix Park
33/1 Seven year term
33/1 The only poll that counts is election day
33/1 West Brit
40/1 26 counties
40/1 Media
40/1 Eamon De Valera
40/1 Michael Collins
40/1 David Cameron
40/1 Salary
50/1 All Kinds of Everything
50/1 Diaspora
50/1 Gay rights
66/1 Douglas Hyde
66/1 Apolitical
66/1 Bertie Ahern
80/1 Eurovision Song Contest
80/1 Anti-establishment
Next Irish President
1/2 Michael D.Higgins
5/1 David Norris
6/1 Martin McGuinness
9/1 Mary Davis
10/1 Gay Mitchell
33/1 Sean Gallagher
50/1 Dana Rosemary Scallon
To get the most first preference votes
4/6 Michael D Higgins
10/3 David Norris
4/1 Martin McGuinness
10/1 Gay Mitchell
12/1 Mary Davis
40/1 Sean Gallagher
66/1 Dana Rosemary Scallon
