Liveline Lockdown: a second squirt will keep dat scrolling finger safe.

They need to stop doing maintenance on those lines.

generalgerry

Roger_007 wrote: »

Was her PHD in railway engineering?

She has a PHD in Railway Engineering Related Noises.

zell12

Barry earning his money here

Ally Dick

You want to live in the city centre, this is one of the downsides

Dan Jaman

Why don't they lift the rails, move then into the countryside, do the work and re-plant them back?
It would work in Joe-Wurdlded.

generalgerry

Could they not hire the teachers to work on it next week?

Dan Jaman

Topgear on Dave wrote: »

They need to stop doing maintenance on those lines.

They could sub the work out to Mumbai.

bmorrissey

Putting up a structure like that is a health and safety nightmare, and taking it back down is even worse. the 12 hours it would be actually up would require another 12 hours of construction/de-construction and paperwork alone

zell12

A major lockdown at Christmas?
Did Joe really say that?

BPKS

touts wrote: »

Don't you know Socialists like her are experts in everything.

Yes - she wants to be the Project Manager now

2smiggy

the contractors want Christmas holidays too caller, maybe they don't fancy wurking over the Christmas to suit her

jetfiremuck

Barry word of advise..........let wackerette run her mouth...itll be the best for you and us

DellyBelly

Anybody who has an apartment for sale at Crosbie must be devastated ...no chance of it selling now

McGinniesta

A canopy over a railway maintenance project.

Only a woman would make that suggestion

touts

You bought the apartment 8 years ago in the middle of the Downturn. = Massive price reduction

You bought the apartment beside a busy 24 hour railway station = Massive price reduction

You can't be surprised when it turns out the apartment might actually turn out to have been the huge bargain you thought you got.

If you live beside a railway, an industrial area, an airport etc you must expect noise. If you can't cope but far away from these sites.

jojofizzio

generalgerry wrote: »

Could they not hire the teachers to work on it next week?

They’ll be free on the Monday and Tuesday before Christmas...sign them up

TheHomeService

BPKS wrote: »

Yes - she wants to be the Project Manager now

And running a Primary Care facility as well, I thought I heard her say.

Dan Jaman

2smiggy wrote: »

the contractors want Christmas holidays too caller, maybe they don't fancy wurking over the Christmas to suit her

Double and treble time?
I don't know of many contractors who'd turn that down.

bmorrissey

Have you a calibrated decibel meter? Or is it a poxy app on the phone?

Test For Echo

zell12 wrote: »

Barry earning his money here

Barry used to be on quite regularly with George Hook so he's well used to handling an eegit.

dvcireland

80 decibels ? does she live in a tent

zell12

The Nile
The Nile
The Nile

jetfiremuck

Laureie.........to make an omlette youve got to break a few eggs....ffs

jojofizzio

McGinniesta wrote: »

A canopy over a railway maintenance project.

Only a woman would make that suggestion

How would a canopy lessen the noise?

BPKS

Why didn't the woman in Dalkey just move to her holiday home in Ballyconnelly

zell12

A holiday home? Well lah di dah

What is a Medical Background?

She's given herself a severe kidney infection from de noise. She knows de science.

dvcireland

lawrie means she has a background in taking medication

Gone to the holiday home. Nice.