Lahvlahn Thread from 18/11/16 so to speak

Dan Jaman

Ah; Jeez. Joe can't help himself - hot on the heels of the Cork drowning tragedy, he's all over the L -drivers thing.
FFS, would it have been too much of a wait to give it a week or a month until there's less of a wound in that family?

TheHomeService

This should be good.

Duffy was encouraging the lady whose son removed his L plates a few weeks ago.

ThisRegard

TheHomeService wrote: »

This should be good.

Duffy was encouraging the lady whose son removed his L plates a few weeks ago.

And that lad in Australia a while ago was harshly treated, him with only a handful of motoring offences.

snubbleste

Where do they get the money to buy the car/insuredance/nct etc?

Dan Jaman

ThisRegard wrote: »

And that lad in Australia a while ago was harshly treated, him with only a handful of motoring offences.

Sure, it was just a bit of drink-driving.

Fujitsu10

Dan Jaman wrote: »

Ah; Jeez. Joe can't help himself - hot on the heels of the Cork drowning tragedy, he's all over the L -drivers thing.
FFS, would it have been too much of a wait to give it a week or a month until there's less of a wound in that family?

Its all over local radio here in Cork all week.

2smiggy

Red Kev wrote: »

Decent cameras are available from many places including Halfords for well under €200 including fitting. No excuses anymore.

I've gone one on each of the cars, cousin has one as well, saved him a €38,000 payout on his insurance which would have cost him about €6000 over 5 years of increased payments.

Of course the problem is that the thieving cheating prlck who tried to shaft him got off free.

i bought one for about 60 or 70 off amazon with a 32gb sd card, that records over old footage when full. decent picture off it. Could have done a better more permanent job putting it in, but simple to setup temporally

snubbleste

Break Time!

Atlantic Dawn

If they target El plates the parents will all be calling up Joe looking for exemptions as they bought the poor child de new 3 Series for their birthday.

TheHomeService

The husband/father of the victims made a great suggestion. Make it an offence to allow your car to be driven by an unaccompanied L driver.

baldbear

Dan Jaman wrote: »

Ah; Jeez. Joe can't help himself - hot on the heels of the Cork drowning tragedy, he's all over the L -drivers thing.
FFS, would it have been too much of a wait to give it a week or a month until there's less of a wound in that family?

I'd say the family want it highlighted. The poor father/husband was saying that the car owner should face prosecution if they give a L driver their car.

snubbleste

"Pris Tyne"

Atlantic Dawn

Double tier no less.

SEPT 23 1989

get a life Martin

Arghus

Hey, I don't know the guy - and he had a point, but he sounded like a jumped up pain in the arse.

neris

Wonder have the researchers been making frantic calls to the clancys.

TheHomeService

"Priss-Tyne"

Red Kev

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

he has some neck commenting on bloated fees

Just look at a recent pic to see the size of his neck. Well fed on his wages he is.

Atlantic Dawn

Militarised so to speak, waiting for de price to increase.

PeterTheNinth

Does anybody who actually CALLED THEM ever get on the air I wonder?

ThisRegard

TheHomeService wrote: »

The husband/father of the victims made a great suggestion. Make it an offence to allow your car to be driven by an unaccompanied L driver.

I didn't think so at all. Once a child has reached 18 the parents are no longer responsible for them in the legal sense. What if someone with a full licence, aged 40, gets drunk and kills someone in their parents car, should the parent be responsible for that too?

Atlantic Dawn

snubbleste wrote: »

Where do they get the money to buy the car/insuredance/nct etc?

De Bank Of Mam & Dad PLC.

Mike Guide 69

"Taarrrrabbbllleeee"

2smiggy

plenty of accidents caused by people with diminished reactions, but Joe will not dare go after anyone over retirement age would he ...

Dan Jaman

Its all over local radio here in Cork all week.

Not surprised, as it's a hot local story, in its sheer unexpected tragedy.
Otoh, the like of Joe using it as a springboard for some sort of campaign that he's probably going to develop is a bit much at this stage.

Red Kev

Those flats are condemned missus. Absolute social black spot as well. I actually know them. Full of crazy people, I think they're being moved on, then rip it down and rebuild.

PeterTheNinth

that's what Tubridy should be working as... a reacher. instead of a boot licker.

Arghus

Uronics.

That's an unfortunate name for a company.

foggy_lad

TheHomeService wrote: »

The husband/father of the victims made a great suggestion. Make it an offence to allow your car to be driven by an unaccompanied L driver.

Like in the UK, If you let someone drive your car without insurance you are committing the offence with them unless you claim they hare driving without your permission(they get charged with stealing the car).

Atlantic Dawn

An apology?