Lahvlann: Up the reek without a coddle - 26/07 two 18 so to speak

Del.Monte · 15-08-2018 02:19PM

My heart bleeds for the private hackers coach operators.

thecretinhop · 15-08-2018 02:20PM

its gonna be the walking dead of auld people

15-08-2018 02:20PM

Odyssey 2005 wrote: »

Better than a bleedin jag

I once had an old Octavia estate, went like a rocket and carried half a houseful of furniture, literally.

Odyssey 2005 · 15-08-2018 02:21PM

Del.Monte wrote: »

My heart bleeds for the private hackers coach operators.

Yeah ? Explain.

McDermotX · 15-08-2018 02:21PM

Free advertising.

Careful you don't step on that plug.

For Forks Sake · 15-08-2018 02:21PM

Maybe de pope will cure all de elderlies of deyre ailments they'll be all well fit for the walk back

Odyssey 2005 · 15-08-2018 02:22PM

How are you getting to the park Joe. ?

15-08-2018 02:22PM

Dan Jaman wrote: »

I would expect coaches left unattended in a Doobalin coach park overnight would have no wheels in the morning.

Security presence should prevent that. Worth paying for.

Del.Monte · 15-08-2018 02:22PM

Odyssey 2005 wrote: »

Yeah ? Explain.

What needs explaining?

Odyssey 2005 · 15-08-2018 02:23PM

Hard luck Mary's future son-in-law

Odyssey 2005 · 15-08-2018 02:23PM

Del.Monte wrote: »

What needs explaining?

Your bleeding heart

dvcireland · 15-08-2018 02:24PM

Regarding directions, had anyone used the following expression:

"...hang a left at McDonald's bud..."

Very common in the ballyer area

15-08-2018 02:24PM

Odyssey 2005 wrote: »

How are you getting to the park Joe. ?

Helicopter, alongside Papa Francis.

Spanish Eyes · 15-08-2018 02:25PM

In fairness it is a huge trek from Hino to the papal cross. I know the Kylemore Luas is close by but I'm sure it will be chock a bloc.

2smiggy · 15-08-2018 02:25PM

Sunday is a strange day for a wedding

For Forks Sake · 15-08-2018 02:25PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Helicopter, alongside Papa Francis.

Don't be ridiculous, Joe doesn't share with anyone

Dan Jaman · 15-08-2018 02:26PM

I recall the last Papal Visit I was anywhere near, in Glasgow, 1979-ish. It was held in Bellahouston Park, which is a similar size, iirc, to Phoenix Park. It was surrounded by reasonably wide roads, all of which were lined with coaches for the day.
Simple stuff. Coaches turned up, disgorged their passengers, and remained where they were for a few hours, so that people knew where their coach was.
Of course, there was traffic management, but since I was far enough away from the event, I wasn't affected by it.
I suppose the car parking density in Dublin nowadays is far higher than the previous visit, so the roads would have to be cleared of residents' cars for it to work. I can imagine the furore if that were to happen.

Dan Jaman · 15-08-2018 02:26PM

For Forks Sake wrote: »

Maybe de pope will cure all de elderlies of deyre ailments they'll be all well fit for the walk back

Versatis won't get a look-in.

2smiggy · 15-08-2018 02:29PM

I hope if anything happens me they don't look at my phone :eek::pac:

Floppybits · 15-08-2018 02:30PM

Big sigh from Joe there. He is loving this

15-08-2018 02:31PM

For Forks Sake wrote: »

Don't be ridiculous, Joe doesn't share with anyone

His own separate chopper. Will be part of his religious feature series later for more fat cheques.

Floppybits · 15-08-2018 02:32PM

Good jesus, this poor woman.

Dan Jaman · 15-08-2018 02:32PM

PLUG FOR DE BUKE.

mountain · 15-08-2018 02:33PM

good on ya Joe,

You got a mention of your new buke in

mountain · 15-08-2018 02:34PM

Joe will get the tears,
he has moved on the drunk driver now

DoctorEdgeWild · 15-08-2018 02:34PM

Joe is such a grief ghoul, all he's interested in is the darkest moments of the poor woman's life, not her well made points at all.

McDermotX · 15-08-2018 02:36PM

Have just zoned out the last 10mins there.

15-08-2018 02:36PM

Dan Jaman wrote: »

I recall the last Papal Visit I was anywhere near, in Glasgow, 1979-ish. It was held in Bellahouston Park, which is a similar size, iirc, to Phoenix Park. It was surrounded by reasonably wide roads, all of which were lined with coaches for the day.
Simple stuff. Coaches turned up, disgorged their passengers, and remained where they were for a few hours, so that people knew where their coach was.
Of course, there was traffic management, but since I was far enough away from the event, I wasn't affected by it.
I suppose the car parking density in Dublin nowadays is far higher than the previous visit, so the roads would have to be cleared of residents' cars for it to work. I can imagine the furore if that were to happen.

Dubalin Bus did a splendid job in Dublin in 1979, the only time they ever did in those days. Re Pope in Glasgow. Two years later I stayed in a b&b on the beautiful Isle of Barra, and the daughter of the house had been the singer at that event.

djemba djemba · 15-08-2018 02:38PM

The girl involved in this crash was on with Joe before. One of the lads had a daughter was coming up to her communion.

Dan Jaman · 15-08-2018 02:40PM

Hospital in Tobruk?

Nah, Galway. Sounds like a Tobruk hospital would be better.

Lahvlann: Up the reek without a coddle - 26/07 two 18 so to speak

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