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Liveline thread 12/08/16 to date

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Old thread so to speak: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057611567

Dare ya go.

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dvcireland

The bang down in Dublin port was atrocious last night

pc7

some tweets to the live lahnnnnnnnn

Dan Jaman

"I love the smell of shoyte in the morning."

Del.Monte

It's not good for the land and is only spread on it because there's no other way of getting rid of it - animal or human.

Atlantic Dawn

dvcireland wrote: »

The bang down in Dublin port was atrocious last night

It almost always is, the plant there is not working properly at all, good luck to them when the incinerator is fired up.

dvcireland

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

It almost always is, the plant there is not working properly at all, good luck to them when the incinerator is fired up.

another 300 million required to sort it out, not enough capacity for the population

2smiggy

ya they only spread on one field per year, how many fecking fields are around her ???

Mike Guide 69

Sensible caller now, ha ha!!!

Roger_007

In some parts of the world they use dried sh1te as fuel. Couldn't we do the same?

Del.Monte

Prick alert.

McDermotX

YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE COUNTRY !!!!

monkey9

You live in the country ya mad yoke. What do you expect!!

pc7

Pat Short on now

That_Guy

"A townie"

Atlantic Dawn

dvcireland wrote: »

another 300 million required to sort it out, not enough capacity for the population

The old system of filling a ship up with raw sheite and dumping it daily off the coast was more reliable, the old ways are best so to speak.

Dan Jaman

Go on, missus. Stick it to these shoyte merchants.

2smiggy

i'd imagine pig slurry is worse. she is being over dramatic.

That_Guy

CULCHIE FIGHT!!!!

Mena Mitty

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Is there toilet roll mixed in with it?

Yes. I remember when the contents of septic tanks went straight onto the land. Probably still does. Remember seeing toilet paper strewn across fields.

Del.Monte

And when it rains it's washed into the water courses and then it's gone.....

Dan Jaman

2smiggy wrote: »

i'd imagine pig slurry is worse. she is being over dramatic.

There is a difference in freshness, for want of a better word, to be honest. I can tell some of the eye-watering stuff from the normal pig shoyte.

She's got a point about lack of inspection though. Some areas and operators are more cowboy-like than is legal.

McDermotX

The bang off that place.........brilliant

Atlantic Dawn

Good luck to the thousands of apartments they are going to build there in the old Irish Glass site, place will be like living in a pure unadulterated kip 24/7.

2smiggy

her shít is certified ?

dvcireland

Smell of benji Philip, so to speak
....

Flukey

Ringsend has it bad and Dundalk too. I wonder will Ryan or Ray take up the challenge to find the smelliest slurry in Ireland?

BarryD

50 fields around his gaff??? Is this Michael O'Leary on the phone?

That_Guy

What do the prisons in Rio smell like?

somesoldiers

The aul country dozen system of counting
1/2 dozen
1 dozen
dozen & a half
2 dozen

Red Kev

2smiggy wrote: »

ya they only spread on one field per year, how many fecking fields are around her ???

They spread them constantly, 12 months of the year, that's the problem. Total abuse of the regulations and feck all being done about it. If the EPA do something then the IFA and half the TD's in the country are down their necks.

Mena Mitty wrote: »

Yes. I remember when the contents of septic tanks went straight onto the land. Probably still does. Remember seeing toilet paper strewn across fields.

€50-60 to empty a septic tank unlicenced, or €140 to empty it with one around Roscommon.

It's mixed in about 3:1 with cattle or pig slurry and straight onto the land with no ploughing. The cattle are back on it within a couple of weeks.

Almost no fish in any river around here, what the slurry didn't get then the overuse of Roundup has finished it off.