Psni enter Donegal

Oink · 13-02-2014 10:41AM

anncoates wrote: »

In addition, why would anybody willingly enter Donegal anyway.

Da wiminz obviously. Dem wee Donegal lasses are purty. And that accent...

Back on topic: I'll vote for the next man who tells Cllr whatshisface that he is an idiot and needs to shut up.

Baneblade · 13-02-2014 10:42AM

Mint Sauce wrote: »

And a Garda Car has never entered Northern Ireland?

we're good enough not to get caught :P

bear1 · 13-02-2014 10:57AM

You know I haven't actually ever heard nor can find a link on Google of a Garda car entering the north..
In all honesty though, who gives a flying fck??
The country is being battered by its 10th storm or something and this gob****e is worried of a poxy ice cream van that entered the South and then turned back.
Feck the Al Qaeda lads, we've got renegade PSNI!!!

keithclancy · 13-02-2014 11:06AM

bear1 wrote: »

You know I haven't actually ever heard nor can find a link on Google of a Garda car entering the north..
In all honesty though, who gives a flying fck??
The country is being battered by its 10th storm or something and this gob****e is worried of a poxy ice cream van that entered the South and then turned back.
Feck the Al Qaeda lads, we've got renegade PSNI!!!

Is there a better KFC or Spar over the border ?

If not, I can't see a reason the Gardai would have a need to go there.

Auldloon · 13-02-2014 11:15AM

That border is a joke. When I drove me diesel truck sure I used be back and over all the time.

Plazaman · 13-02-2014 11:16AM

Can't see the problem if they're just driving on the roads. Now if they set up a checkpoint and start full cavity searchs, I'm sure that might be a no no.

I Heart Internet · 13-02-2014 11:19AM

I've heard stories, maybe apocryphal, of Gardai and/or RUC (back in the day) getting out of vehicles, climbing over gates and checking the tags on the ears of cattle to see where they are in relation to the border...

If there's no harm meant, there's no harm done. I wonder do the Gardai/PSNI have protocols for "hot pursuits". It seems the only people benefiting from the border now are "republican" criminals involved in smuggling, robberies and shooting unarmed Gardai. The PSNI can chase them all the way to Dingle (and vice-versa) for all I care, to catch scumbags.

bear1 · 13-02-2014 11:22AM

Plazaman wrote: »

Can't see the problem if they're just driving on the roads. Now if they set up a checkpoint and start full cavity searchs, I'm sure that might be a no no.

Hasn't that happened as well?

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/hasty-retreat-for-psni-checkpoint-charlies-26645996.html

Geography obviously not a strong point for these lads

stoneill · 13-02-2014 11:26AM

bear1 wrote: »

Hasn't that happened as well?

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/hasty-retreat-for-psni-checkpoint-charlies-26645996.html

Geography obviously not a strong point for these lads

See the date?

The Backwards Man · 13-02-2014 11:26AM

I Heart Internet wrote: »

I've heard stories, maybe apocryphal, of Gardai and/or RUC (back in the day) getting out of vehicles, climbing over gates and checking the tags on the ears of cattle to see where they are in relation to the border...

If there's no harm meant, there's no harm done. I wonder do the Gardai/PSNI have protocols for "hot pursuits". It seems the only people benefiting from the border now are "republican" criminals involved in smuggling, robberies and shooting unarmed Gardai. The PSNI can chase them all the way to Dingle (and vice-versa) for all I care, to catch scumbags.

Cattle can 'inadvertingly' cross borders too.

It happened all the time, still does, the only difference this time is it was caught by an eejit with a camera and hijacked by an eejit with a 'bottom line'

bear1 · 13-02-2014 11:32AM

stoneill wrote: »

See the date?

Hasn't that happened as well

Implies that it is in the past

Cee-Jay-Cee · 13-02-2014 11:52AM

Zambia wrote: »

Some body somewhere voted for that eejit.

It's scary to think there are that many people out there willing to vote for a clown like that. He's the most ignorant bad mannered ill educated idiot ever to enter politics in this county IMO.

the_syco · 13-02-2014 12:00PM

bear1 wrote: »

Hasn't that happened as well

Implies that it is in the past

On Aprils fools day?

=-=

Through NI; http://goo.gl/maps/gtIK0

Around NI; http://goo.gl/maps/5Egfz

The only way the "long way around" is faster, is if going from Newry to Enniskillien, then going along the A28 and A4 is faster than going via Monaghan. Also cos the backroads in Monaghan are badly signed (as I found out).

petrolcan · 13-02-2014 12:02PM

bear1 wrote: »

Hasn't that happened as well

Implies that it is in the past

See the date?

everdead.ie · 13-02-2014 12:07PM

This is obviously a probing attack to judge response times expect a full advance soon!

bear1 · 13-02-2014 12:59PM

I stand corrected... excuse me lads

HeidiHeidi · 13-02-2014 01:07PM

MarkR wrote: »

Maybe they wanted some tayto sandwiches with red lemonade to wash it down?

Football special FTW

Cannot - absolutely cannot - believe that that fool is making an issue (an international one, at that) of this.

Local-womanizer · 13-02-2014 01:15PM

It happens all the time that either force crosses accidentally. It's rare this time that it happened in a populated town and not some back road.

It's such a non story that was first picked up by a local "news website" which in the past had it's main story of a woman who double parked to go to a bank machine

martic · 13-02-2014 01:24PM

Forget the dissident threat, there was snow on the ground and not 1 snowball was thrown at the landrover, what has happened our youth

bear1 · 13-02-2014 01:35PM

I'd would have been an epic picture if a Garda car had pulled it over

orangesoda · 13-02-2014 01:41PM

MarkR wrote: »

Maybe they wanted some tayto sandwiches with red lemonade to wash it down?

They do sell those products in northern ireland too you know, believe it or not you even can get red lemonade in england

Teyla Emmagan · 13-02-2014 02:35PM

orangesoda wrote: »

They do sell those products in northern ireland too you know, believe it or not you even can get red lemonade in england

They're not proper Tayto though. They come in a funny pack, I think the Cheese & Onion is blue, which is clearly WRONG and the colour of salt and vinegar.

And they don't taste right either. Again, probably because of the packaging.

ScumLord · 13-02-2014 02:48PM

It's very easy to cross the N.I border without realising it. It happened to me last year, it was the sign posts in MPH that gave it away I didn't see any big sign saying "you are now entering N.I" or anything of the sort.

keithclancy · 13-02-2014 02:48PM

Teyla Emmagan wrote: »

They're not proper Tayto though. They come in a funny pack, I think the Cheese & Onion is blue, which is clearly WRONG and the colour of salt and vinegar.

And they don't taste right either. Again, probably because of the packaging.

The normal taytos don't taste like they did years ago.

Teyla Emmagan · 13-02-2014 02:50PM

keithclancy wrote: »

The normal taytos don't taste like they did years ago.

That's the real international incident here

orangesoda · 13-02-2014 03:13PM

Teyla Emmagan wrote: »

They're not proper Tayto though. They come in a funny pack, I think the Cheese & Onion is blue, which is clearly WRONG and the colour of salt and vinegar.

And they don't taste right either. Again, probably because of the packaging.

I prefer ours, i went to the tayto factory in Armagh once and got a tayto pen and frisbee.

We have a lot of variety, e.g. tayto high fives, tayto bikers and tayto Finn McCool giant snacks.

Also, the cheese and onion is yellow, blue is salt and vinegar

Andrew_Doran · 13-02-2014 03:26PM

I Heart Internet wrote: »

The PSNI can chase them all the way to Dingle (and vice-versa) for all I care, to catch scumbags.

Agree. Some unionist politician up north recently proposed the same in an outburst of common sense.

Maximus Alexander · 13-02-2014 03:36PM

Breaking News: International incident as car drives on road. In other news, today is a slow news day.

ScumLord · 13-02-2014 03:45PM

Maximus Alexander wrote: »

Breaking News: International incident as car drives on road. In other news...

..Something, something Garda ombudsman, etc. here's the weather.

illeagles_mcc · 13-02-2014 03:50PM

orangesoda wrote: »

I prefer ours, i went to the tayto factory in Armagh once and got a tayto pen and frisbee.

We have a lot of variety, e.g. tayto high fives, tayto bikers and tayto Finn McCool giant snacks.

Also, the cheese and onion is yellow, blue is salt and vinegar

real bikers eat wheelies :cool: :pac:

Psni enter Donegal

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