Thargor wrote: » 4 protesters waving signs down at the roundabout near the Crescent today against the "dangerous" redesign of the Fr. Russel road, whats planned for there?
breezy1985 wrote: » There was survey work done on the possibility of a cycle lane. Apparently it will be dangerous because it will force people to reverse out of their driveway but god knows how they do it now. Ide say it wont happen at least not up that end where the road is tight and there is no room to widen
JamesBond2010 wrote: » Lads do people know that Lidl & them hardware stores are open 7 days a week. you dont have to nearly kill each other to get in there. Lidl in Ballinacurra was a joke today. you swear the world was going to end. Dodging trollies everywhere nearly mow u down. soooner the place opens up fully the better some of these people might calm the **** down then.
breezy1985 wrote: » Do you know they are open 7 days a week ?
Snotaul Goodman wrote: » I'd imagine the temporary closure of the Castletroy store has a lot got to do with it too
JamesBond2010 wrote: » :P:P:P ya but ye women are nuts i had to do what the boss wanted looking for stuff u could only get in Lidl
breezy1985 wrote: » Ye women ? Think you might have the wrong person there
JamesBond2010 wrote: » :eek::eek::eek::eek: sorry i thought u were a female :o:o
rathfarnhamlad wrote: » A word of advice for when international travel is back on - don't go to Thailand.
phog wrote: » Anyone see the clip about Elisa O'Donovan being harassed in front of the Jesuits? It's kind of a witch hunt on her but it's gas altogether. She's walking up to people filming them and telling to pray at home but then when she's spoken to or when a guy approaches her she claims she's being harassed - you couldn't make it up.
Poxyshamrock wrote: » This clip and the story around it are weeks old and you posted about it on here a lot at the time.
Why bring it up again?
breezy1985 wrote: » Fair play to her. It's always a good laugh riling up the holy joes
phog wrote: » It was her that was riled up, the holy joes were calm in the clip that I referred to.
breezy1985 wrote: » Not calm going by the stuff I have seen posted about it when it actually happened a few weeks back
phog wrote: » As matter of interest would you support her actions if the people she was telling to move on and go home weren't catholics or are you happy because she objected to catholics congregating in public.
breezy1985 wrote: » Well they were gathering against restrictions so can't have much complaint. But ya I do get a giggle out of it when it's the pius
JamesBond2010 wrote: » but thats the same week they were all out @ saint johns Castle but there nothing about that.
phog wrote: » That's sad. She had no difficulty attending a rally/street gathering when it suited her but when others gather they are somehow less entitled to be in the street. It's narrow mindedness at best.
breezy1985 wrote: » Tell god on her. I'm sure he'll sort it out for ya
breezy1985 wrote: » That's called whataboutery. Those people shouldn't have been there either but it doesn't make the genuflecting flash mob ok. Also I don't care about people doing whatever at St. John's castle wherever that is. This is about Limerick
phog wrote: » Haha I think you're trying to rile me up but you certainly don't know if you think **** like that will get to me