Climate change protest

Is it 30th Nov for this protest??

I'd be careful about blocking up Dublin City, or rather the roads in to the city. The only people harmed the last time was commuters travelling in and out of the city. I walked by the protest for a meeting at 7am the last time. The city was wide awake and on the move for over an hour at this stage, people were walking by the tractors with their coffees looking bemused at most of the farmers who were fast asleep with a tinge of booze in the air. The minister came out at 7.30 and there was a desparate scramble to meet him.

Lol.. you'd swear you were visiting a foreign country. "Irish Food Breakfast"!! where there's more Irish people than anywhere else.

Don't worry about the latest guest from what I see he's a crank it's going to be someone else's fault 🤣

Good man you get the jist of it

Your a crank.....

Quote of the week should be copied and pasted 🤣

I'm very surprised at this attitude, are you speaking as a moderator? I don't understand green dairies comment, I know it's a smart arse comment calling me a crank, but I don't get the "blame someone else" part and he's still not willing to explain.

I always found the farming & forestry a friendly & helpful place, great for advice and knowledge and certainly not a "place to be insulted" as you claim it is now. I find that very unfortunate. For the record I didn't ask for links to back up any posts, I didn't crib or cry and I only asked for an explanation, so you can ease off on the name calling and the whole internet hard man act, your fooling no one.

Feel free to nip over to the Dublin City forum for advice on your upcoming trip to the city (if you're actually going to travel) where you'll be met with friendly, helpful and excellent advice on where you can sample some of the best cooked food produced in Ireland and the other various places you can visit.