If you see a job that needs doing..
You are 30 mins from ballyconnel/ Derrylin there. Best bet is to head for Mannok (Formerly Quinns)
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alot of arguing and over and back by a few posters since i last looked at this thread… posters getting very excited… id ask all to calm down a little.. there was a funeral in my area the other night of a 19yr old girl who this day last week didnt know that she had less than 12hours to live.. she was found dead in bed by her dad after he finished milking last friday morning… the silence in the funeral home the other evening was unnerving… usually if its the funeral of a person in 70s/80s/90s.. there will be a bit of chat, talk of a life well lived and a few funny stories and so on… the other night was just silence… total total silence… poor family..
Was at a couple of them sort of funerals over the years unnerving is the word for it. The family numb and in shock the only sound was friends crying in the que
A young man was killed in a tractor accident on Tuesday in Leitrim. We would know of both families involved. My God help them.
How Would you ever carry on after losing a child?
We could do a deal with the French - we will be importing a significant amount of their nuclear anyways via that new interconnector to Cork Harbour from Brittany. They already have the cheapest and lowest Carbon energy in the EU
Ythat sounds like a great idea plus i presume we could export to Wales as well on the new system
By far the biggest threat to EU farming long term is trade deals like CETA, Mercosur etc. Its the so called left thats opposing these at EU level. In contrast its FFG's pals in the EU(EPP) and those on the Far Right that are pushing such destruction - with the latter even trying to push a vote in Brussels a few weeks ago to restrict anybody lobbying the Commission or MEP's to oppose the measure as is their democratic right. Also Peter Burke the relevant Minister here recently said the government are determined to get the last (and most controversial) elements of CETA passed b4 the summer recess. This includes the so called "Investor Courts" measure that will hand over vast amounts of power to foreign corporations to halt/stop any legislation in the Irish Parliament they deem to interfere with their potential profits - shure what could go wrong with that…🙄
ouour politicians are bought and paid for. . a total dereliction of democracy
some disaster when your politicians are working for other masters rather than those who elected them
would u ever give the conspiracy theories a rest. If u feel so strongly about it. Get off your arse and run as a politician and see what support u get for your views and u can make the country better all on your own. Such a load of tripe out of u every day
do you own this or what? I'll say what I want. easy for you to be brave here
There are a few families that we know that have lost babies, children/teenagers to health issues, accidents or suicide in the last few years. They are surviving but not living iykwim.
They say that time heals and maybe it does for some.
Lot 38 - CURRYCRAMP VINISCUS, made €8,200 at Athenry. Sale just finished.
I'd safely say you know nothing about me 😂 It's easy bash a keyboard.
15min, next town
What age is that bull, looks massive
That's what she said last night
We have a skilled visa system for economic migrants.
If people are coming here illegally they should be absolutely thrown out.
Calling others out for simplistic lines and then conflating people going on skilled visas to Aus as some sort of rebuke is tired nonsense.
We don't set the immigration rules of Australia.
The vast majority of Irish who go there do so on skilled visas.
Those Irish staying there illegally should be thrown out and we should support the Australians in doing it.
We have to move past these silly arguments, if you think we need more people working minimum wage, say that and argue for increased visas. At least with that we can set criteria and select who we want, currently we get those with the least respect for our laws and sovereignty coming here economically abusing us.
The Irish people should decide who comes and live here.
DOB 06 Jan 2024. He looked big alright.
not being brave here. I’d say the same to your face or anyone else if I was having the same conversation in person. Hurlers on the Ditch about politicians. Hi stand in the local elections and see how popular u opinions are with your own community.
With unending grief and pain from what I can see.
There was local documentary which accidentally touched on the matter, I found it very insightful. Abbeyfeale Good was the name of it, it's on the RTE player.
I'm sure you would but we'llnever know for sure. I'll express my opinion as i see it and you can get over it.
as for "my own community "you make it sound like I'm some sort of redneck. you need to come off your high horse
The issue with your post is the repetition that's been simplistic flogged to you - "Illegal immigrants" There's a process in place for those too but you don't care to look in to that. We can se who/what you're insinuating; they are not all simply "illegal immigrants" there's a process in place and some are being returned continuously.
We have a skilled visa system for economic migrants.If people are coming here illegally they should be absolutely thrown out.Calling others out for simplistic lines and then conflating people going on skilled visas to Aus as some sort of rebuke is tired nonsense.
Just repeating "coming here illegally" doesn't make it correct. Some go on working visas, some go on holiday visas and end up staying. We have roughly 10,000 illegal Irish in the US that have been renamed the "undocumented Irish" conveniently and there's been continued concentrated efforts to have them treated differently to other "illegal immigrants"; the number was near 50,000 at one stage.
Although it's gone very quiet given the change of administration, Ireland still aren't "supporting" them throwing any of them out; the the opposite has been the case. We have a history of landing on foreign shores in this manner, economic migrants looking to better themselves and not necessarily carrying the correct documentation. There's also been well documented Australian news carrying stories about Irish people acting like their piss head act is ok in parts of Sydney; plenty of Australians didn't want to see Irish coming either.
We have to move past these silly arguments,
Agreed; but parroting simplistic arguments does not in anyway help that.
if you don't think we need more people working minimum wage, say that and argue for increased visas. At least with that we can set criteria and select who we want,
That process is in place. I have issues with parts of it and would change it; but we need people of varying qualifications and skillsets. We can't pretend we are only going to bring in the highest qualified people then shove them in minimum wage/skilled jobs.
currently we get those with the least respect for our laws and sovereignty coming here economically abusing us.
You've made this up entirely yet you want to move past silly arguments.
Define "economically abusing us"?
We do. We have governing bodies in place that do all this, unless you think we should set up a Whatsapp group for every Irish person to have a deciding vote on each individual case? I doubt you're qualified to go through the legalities of each case, so we leave it to those who are employed to do so.
Some game on now with united v lyon in europa league
your own community is who vote in their local politician. Again if you’re so confident and all the politicians are shite. Stand for the next local election. See how u get on key board warrior.
I'm not an Arsenal supporter but I was happy to see them beat Real Madrid. Was hoping Villa could manage to get through as well.
Unreal two minutes in that united match
I'll wade in here...
It's not so simple. Realisticly and unfortunatly , you probably need to go with a party to have a chance.
It's name recognition and nepotism, so bad that for example... the main qualification that Barry Cowen had was that his brother Brien bankrupted the country, and his in turn main qualification was that his father died on the the job (as a TD).
And Helen McEntee's main qualification was that her father also died on the job - by his own hand.
Imagine if you left early cause they were losing
her father also died on the job - by his own hand.
Really wasn't needed.
