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Trucking general chat - was Forum/Sub-forum proposal

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  • #202
    boardsuser1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6,196 ✭✭✭boardsuser1


    Here's the Top Gear HGV Challenge episode for anyone who hasn't seen it.

    http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3o1ty7


  • #203
    boardsuser1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6,196 ✭✭✭boardsuser1


    Rave.ef wrote: »
    Only used the new section of road once but I'd say outside of peak times there isn't much of a time saver just a better road.

    Left the port at 6 after the break got a clear run through Blackpool.. never happens... was in the door home 10 to 7. She got a quick spin down the road;-)

    I never went the old road and only know the new one, the west of Ireland was never somewhere i fancied very much so never travelled it until recently for work purposes :pac:

    They increased the speed limit from Tinkers Cross in Mayfield to the Glen Boxing club up to 60km/h that might have encouraged others to go a small bit faster.

    But as it was a Friday you avoided rush hour in the area, it's a bigger curse if you're going from Blackpool to Tivoli.

    You done well to get home for that time :D


  • #204
    Rave.ef
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 435 ✭✭Rave.ef


    Cork Truck Driver wrote: »
    I never went the old road and only know the new one, the west of Ireland was never somewhere i fancied very much so never travelled it until recently for work purposes :pac:

    They increased the speed limit from Tinkers Cross in Mayfield to the Glen Boxing club up to 60km/h that might have encouraged others to go a small bit faster.

    But as it was a Friday you avoided rush hour in the area, it's a bigger curse if you're going from Blackpool to Tivoli.

    You done well to get home for that time :D

    Your lucky used to be a nightmare from clanebridge to claregalway. Then tuam was another headache. But not so bad now anymore the section of n17 from tuam to claremorris isn't so bad.

    I know all too well. I ended up being few mins over going to the port but used the poa in the queue to hold the time. I keep the card as best I can so if mr RSA man stops me I should be ok. Only one infringement last year so try keep it the same this year.


  • #205
    boardsuser1
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    Rave.ef wrote: »
    Your lucky used to be a nightmare from clanebridge to claregalway. Then tuam was another headache. But not so bad now anymore the section of n17 from tuam to claremorris isn't so bad.

    I know all too well. I ended up being few mins over going to the port but used the poa in the queue to hold the time. I keep the card as best I can so if mr RSA man stops me I should be ok. Only one infringement last year so try keep it the same this year.

    I heard all the stories from the old timers above in Dublin one day about all the old roads, i'd have sat there for hours listening to them, how times are now very different.

    A few minutes here and there isn't much once you don't take the p1ss.

    I was stopped at the maldron hotel in Wexford 2 years ago,at the weighbridge, they went over the truck top to bottom and my tacho with it.

    Was driving a 2010 DAF LF that day, what an awful journey it was


  • #206
    boardsuser1
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    mfceiling wrote: »
    Great idea for a forum lads.

    The father used to drive in the 70's and 80's. I was a nipper and getting to ride shotgun was the greatest pleasure you could imagine.

    He did a lot of England work and then all ireland. Even remember the mother, myself and the 2 brothers going on runs with him!! 3 lads sitting on the bed in the back!!

    He would have been in F10 and F12's, 141's and various ERF's. The very last yoke he drove was a very dark blue Daf 3300....he kept it immaculate and was in the process of buying it and going out on his own. It was left in to the garage by his employer at the time for a full service before the sale, and a young apprentice mechanic was showing off in it around the yard, and he smashed it in to a wall making absolute shìte of it!! Truck career finished.

    I still have fond memories of his time in the lorry and I have huge respect for you lads on the roads.

    Keep on trucking!!

    Don't suppose you'd have any photos of the lovely ladies?


  • #207
    BillyBobBS
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,568 ✭✭✭BillyBobBS


    Drove the length and breath of Ireland and the UK back in the day earning decent wedge with a few euro trips a year thrown in. The tacho, CPC and open borders work market rules have destroyed it as a viable way to pay the bills for most. I'm lucky i got out when i did tbh but i tip my hat to anyone doing it now. Know one lad who works in Aldi now and makes better money but he misses the driving terribly. Sad but that's the world we live in.


  • #208
    boardsuser1
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    BillyBobBS wrote: »
    Drove the length and breath of Ireland and the UK back in the day earning decent wedge with a few euro trips a year thrown in. The tacho, CPC and open borders work market rules have destroyed it as a viable way to pay the bills for most. I'm lucky i got out when i did tbh but i tip my hat to anyone doing it now. Know one lad who works in Aldi now and makes better money but he misses the driving terribly. Sad but that's the world we live in.

    A guy i know who was doing it 30/40 years ago was on money so good he bought his house in cash.

    Lidl offered me a job last year to come off the road on €11.50 an hour, i refused it, an offering of a 20 hour contract being the main reason.

    If i could have juggled 2 jobs with a family i'd have done it.


  • #209
    Rave.ef
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 435 ✭✭Rave.ef


    Last time I was stopped was in an anolog fh on the youghal bypass the lad sat in with me said it's a waste of time looking at that sheet, offered him a cup of tay kept him chatting for half hour nice guy just doing a job. But a lot of them can be hard work.

    I love listening to the old lads the story's some come out with are unreal. Even my old man going with him when I was young that's what got me into it. He's still at it too but treats it like the old days I'd be telling him he should be drawing cattle or milk because the tacho is only a decoration in the xf.
    I couldnt go off the road into a shop or factory don't like the company of others :-)


  • #210
    neris
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 20,067 ✭✭✭✭neris


    https://twitter.com/SmTruckPhotos/status/954618883608121344


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  • #211
    Rave.ef
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 435 ✭✭Rave.ef


    neris wrote: »
    https://twitter.com/SmTruckPhotos/status/954618883608121344

    That ladies and gentlemen is better then any adult material


  • #212
    Gavman84
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,113 ✭✭✭Gavman84


    I'd be in favour of the truck forum too. Don't drive myself but father did for 30 odd years and spent lot of my childhood in trucks too! Another Volvo fan they are savage. He did milk collection all Volvo's FL then FM. Also did some work in F10s.
    I still go up to mccarthys in watergrasshill to look at new trucks in the odd time. Used to love going sitting in the new FH XL globetrotters when he would be in the getting something fixed the odd time. Was a savage FH 750 there end of last year was a cattle truck some machine.


  • #213
    boardsuser1
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    neris wrote: »
    https://twitter.com/SmTruckPhotos/status/954618883608121344
    Rave.ef wrote: »
    That ladies and gentlemen is better then any adult material

    Dear lord why can't there be a love smiley on boards.

    What a truck :eek:


  • #214
    boardsuser1
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    Gavman84 wrote: »
    I'd be in favour of the truck forum too. Don't drive myself but father did for 30 odd years and spent lot of my childhood in trucks too! Another Volvo fan they are savage. He did milk collection all Volvo's FL then FM. Also did some work in F10s.
    I still go up to mccarthys in watergrasshill to look at new trucks in the odd time. Used to love going sitting in the new FH XL globetrotters when he would be in the getting something fixed the odd time. Was a savage FH 750 there end of last year was a cattle truck some machine.

    Jesus, the Volvo F10, you're going right back there.

    In relation to McCarthy's, i previously spoke with Colman McCarthy, he is a gent, i'd nearly ask for a tour of the place.

    I'd say they get alot of custom from the Farmers considering they are suitably located near many of them.


  • #215
    Gavman84
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,113 ✭✭✭Gavman84


    Cork Truck Driver wrote: »
    Jesus, the Volvo F10, you're going right back there.

    In relation to McCarthy's, i previously spoke with Colman McCarthy, he is a gent, i'd nearly ask for a tour of the place.

    I'd say they get alot of custom from the Farmers considering they are suitably located near many of them.
    Would have been good while ago now talking the early 90s or so. Used to do container work too which I preferred more driving and could end up going anywhere! Was cleaner too. Was taking to cousin who drives for same crowd father used to said all the FM's are ishift now said tis lot better. Said last manual will be retired this year.


  • #216
    boardsuser1
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    An interesting read on the driver shortage.

    https://www.hgvireland.com/driver-shortage-the-biggest-challenge-says-paragon-survey/


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  • #217
    Rave.ef
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 435 ✭✭Rave.ef


    Gavman84 wrote: »
    I'd be in favour of the truck forum too. Don't drive myself but father did for 30 odd years and spent lot of my childhood in trucks too! Another Volvo fan they are savage. He did milk collection all Volvo's FL then FM. Also did some work in F10s.
    I still go up to mccarthys in watergrasshill to look at new trucks in the odd time. Used to love going sitting in the new FH XL globetrotters when he would be in the getting something fixed the odd time. Was a savage FH 750 there end of last year was a cattle truck some machine.

    I had the privilege of driving a 2013 750 old model. Was a left hooker a lad brought in for a heavy haulage crowed. Had to be cheeky and ask could i have a spin in it. Only took to about a mile and back but omg! Wasn't a blank fixture on the dash and a few screens. 8x2 DD.


  • #218
    Noveight
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    I’d definitely throw my support behind this. I’m not a driver myself but have always had a look around the trucks that deliver diesel and meal to the farmyard here at home.

    I didn’t realize there was a shortage of drivers in the industry.


  • #219
    Rave.ef
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 435 ✭✭Rave.ef


    Noveight wrote: »
    I’d definitely throw my support behind this. I’m not a driver myself but have always had a look around the trucks that deliver diesel and meal to the farmyard here at home.

    I didn’t realize there was a shortage of drivers in the industry.

    It's fairly bleak to be honest. I know of 2 lads under 30 driving artics and only a hand full under 40.


  • #220
    boardsuser1
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    Noveight wrote: »
    I’d definitely throw my support behind this. I’m not a driver myself but have always had a look around the trucks that deliver diesel and meal to the farmyard here at home.

    I didn’t realize there was a shortage of drivers in the industry.
    Have ye the milk trucks calling as well? or do ye specialise in that area?

    Oh there's a serious driver shortage.

    Long hours low pay being the main reason.

    FAS are forever upskilling potential drivers to try and plug the gap but due to experience issues amongst other things it isn't working.


  • #221
    boardsuser1
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    Rave.ef wrote: »
    It's fairly bleak to be honest. I know of 2 lads under 30 driving artics and only a hand full under 40.

    I'm in my 30's, don't plan on being in the game at 40 if it keeps going.


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  • #222
    davycc
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,019 ✭✭✭davycc


    Voted yes hopefully you get the new sub forum.

    Never really try truck driving myself but spent many happy hours helping the driver and running around the warehouse, as a teen in the mid 90s I worked for vanfleet transport in Dublin started off on 2:50 punts an hour rising to a dizzying 3:50 an hour when I turned 18.

    More recently I worked in nightline transport hq in finglas as a customer service office robot but I was happiest when I could escape the phone and sneak out and assist the multidrop runs in Dublin city centre and work away with no poxy phone stresses

    Also I have friends in target transport in santry who post the odd nostalgic pic of the fleet from the 80s I'll attach them if come across them,

    The office's in vanfleet had some lovely framed pictures of their brand new fleet of hino trucks parked on the old naas road, rocking the latest vtl livery. Probably early 90s

    I love old trucks, busses, tractors, cars and bikes too so I would keep a nosey eye on the thread here...


  • #223
    boardsuser1
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    McMenamin’s are looking for staff if anyone is job hunting around that direction.

    https://www.facebook.com/mcmenamin.commercials/posts/718600221669024


  • #224
    beertons
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    More pics gets more traffic. Where's the pics lads?


  • #225
    westgolf
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 831 ✭✭✭westgolf


    Let's open this forum up a bit lads. Plenty of fine trucks in the west of Ireland too. Not just Munster.. Noting that Gillane is a galway crew who haul out of Charleville RDC.


  • #226
    boardsuser1
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    westgolf wrote: »
    Let's open this forum up a bit lads. Plenty of fine trucks in the west of Ireland too. Not just Munster.. Noting that Gillane is a galway crew who haul out of Charleville RDC.

    I’m all for that, I’ve no photos outside Munster though, well I’m nearly certain I don’t.

    You’re bang on with P&J Gillane.

    I’ll go through my laptop to make sure I haven’t missed any non munster photos.

    Have to get the camera back out and brush off the dust.


  • #227
    s14driftking
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 645 ✭✭✭s14driftking


    Rave.ef wrote: »
    Wheel didn't really bother me but then again it's a MAN I'm in always so the renault wheel is about the same. Again Volvo comes out on top tidy steering wheel makes life so much easier.

    The steering wheel adjusts better on the man. I’ve drive both in renault since last September. Easy to drive just I can’t get seat right due to short legs beer belly and big steering wheel.
    Volvo is most comfy I’ve drove.


  • #228
    CiniO
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 16,063 ✭✭✭✭CiniO


    So are there any decisions in relation to trucking forum?
    Should we take it to forum admins with a request or some other form of request?


  • #229
    boardsuser1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6,196 ✭✭✭boardsuser1


    CiniO wrote: »
    So are there any decisions in relation to trucking forum?
    Should we take it to forum admins with a request or some other form of request?

    I’ve been onto Beasty about it, he hasn’t forgotten but has a matter of a personal nature to contend with at the present moment.


  • #230
    audiavantawx
    Registered Users Posts: 55 ✭✭audiavantawx


    There is a driver shortage for a reason and most lads in the industry know why,there is nothing appealing about driving these days,why would you bother.
    I am under 30 and have no interest in driving anymore
    Pays more to do other jobs and most companies have no interest in training or helping newly qualified driver out
    I would not advise anyone young to go near lorries
    I know it sounds bad
    Keep your money and train yourself to do something else
    I wish I would have had the advice years ago


  • #231
    Zaph
    Registered Users, Subscribers, Registered Users 2 Posts: 47,336 ✭✭✭✭Zaph


    CiniO wrote: »
    So are there any decisions in relation to trucking forum?
    Should we take it to forum admins with a request or some other form of request?
    Cork Truck Driver wrote: »
    I’ve been onto Beasty about it, he hasn’t forgotten but has a matter of a personal nature to contend with at the present moment.

    The request has only been up for three weeks. As per the Forum Requests charter:
    Forum Request Procedure

    When any new forum request is made, the Request will be left open for a maximum period of 6 weeks from the start date. At the end of 6 weeks the number of *clear* votes of support or opposition will be counted up. If the final tally (votes in favour/votes against ) is greater than +18 then the forum will be considered popular enough for consideration. If the tally of votes is higher than +20 for a continuous period of a week then the forum will be considered popular enough for consideration and the remainder of the 6 week period can be discarded.

    So it'll be a few weeks yet before any decision is made I'm afraid.


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  • #232
    westgolf
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 831 ✭✭✭westgolf


    Zaph wrote: »
    The request has only been up for three weeks. As per the Forum Requests charter:



    So it'll be a few weeks yet before any decision is made I'm afraid.

    Currently 105 for and 22 against so 83+


  • #233
    boardsuser1
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    audiavantawx wrote: »
    I am under 30 and have no interest in driving anymore
    Keep your money and train yourself to do something else
    I wish I would have had the advice years ago

    You're a few years younger than me, i take it you got in and out quite young?


  • #234
    boardsuser1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6,196 ✭✭✭boardsuser1


    Zaph wrote: »
    The request has only been up for three weeks. As per the Forum Requests charter:



    So it'll be a few weeks yet before any decision is made I'm afraid.

    That's fair.

    What would it be called though were it to be approved?

    Something like 'The truckers lounge' ???


  • #235
    boardsuser1
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    s14driftking wrote: »
    The steering wheel adjusts better on the man. I’ve drive both in renault since last September. Easy to drive just I can’t get seat right due to short legs beer belly and big steering wheel.
    Volvo is most comfy I’ve drove.

    Took me an eternity to figure out how to adjust the steering wheel when i first started driving MAN's :pac:


  • #236
    Rave.ef
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 435 ✭✭Rave.ef


    audiavantawx wrote: »
    There is a driver shortage for a reason and most lads in the industry know why,there is nothing appealing about driving these days,why would you bother.
    I am under 30 and have no interest in driving anymore
    Pays more to do other jobs and most companies have no interest in training or helping newly qualified driver out
    I would not advise anyone young to go near lorries
    I know it sounds bad
    Keep your money and train yourself to do something else
    I wish I would have had the advice years ago

    If you can find the right company it helps but the good guys are few and far between. Id be one of the rare under 30s. One of the few that seem to take on lads would be Martin Ryan's good few younger lads driving for them.


  • #237
    mfceiling
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,862 ✭✭✭✭mfceiling


    Cork Truck Driver wrote: »
    Don't suppose you'd have any photos of the lovely ladies?

    I must look the next time I'm home. I remember they closed all the roads in the local town to let the father pull an enormous gas tank to a local plant. Imagine as a kid sitting up high beside your father while the police stop all vehicles to give him a clean run with this massive load on!!
    Good times!!


  • #238
    boardsuser1
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    Rave.ef wrote: »
    If you can find the right company it helps but the good guys are few and far between. Id be one of the rare under 30s. One of the few that seem to take on lads would be Martin Ryan's good few younger lads driving for them.

    Best of gear as well
    https://www.flickr.com/photos/36917100@N06/16394116438/in/photolist-qYG8DY-fMLqsW-jyhV3Q-ju4eit-pSQxhv-fPWrrC-fMtRLP-QWKPHq-Fu5AST-fPDWBn-gsGXZ2-fMLufY-9uiV8B-9Nv8dj-rbY7gG-9NG7YG-9NDgMs-ZBEAGf-gsGLxC-9NEYMC-8BBarf-9NC9uz-ZBEArf-ff5wt8-zqk6Tv-ApjJBX-kPrh7t-ZAcuNf-fMtVxM-ZAcu7W-ZBEys5-dCk2Vi-4rjhdc-qhsTJp-fPDVh4-YzKgq1-ifQcET-AjVHWA-ZEuoCX-ZgGVos-ZAcepu-SpLpsS-9NJfwE-21JgT8k-V3wCRS-UZ3aaU-Cyoryu-V9aiv7-SpLrMG-ULTz9o

    As for getting a break with a company, i can think of 2:

    Cork Express Pallets & Noel Hanley Transport.

    When the local lads read that i know what they will say so i won't go further on those 2 companies.


  • #239
    boardsuser1
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    mfceiling wrote: »
    I must look the next time I'm home. I remember they closed all the roads in the local town to let the father pull an enormous gas tank to a local plant. Imagine as a kid sitting up high beside your father while the police stop all vehicles to give him a clean run with this massive load on!!
    Good times!!
    Any kid who is into trucks, it's like a dream come true :D


  • #240
    boardsuser1
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    Here is the Caulfield Transport Roadtrain

    Copyright DMS Truck Photography

    https://www.facebook.com/DUMBstruckCNN/photos/pcb.171692170043829/171691976710515/?type=3&theater&ifg=1


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  • #241
    westgolf
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 831 ✭✭✭westgolf


    Cork Truck Driver wrote: »
    Here is the Caulfield Transport Roadtrain

    Copyright DMS Truck Photography

    https://www.facebook.com/DUMBstruckCNN/photos/pcb.171692170043829/171691976710515/?type=3&theater&ifg=1

    Fine piece of kit but not the most practical set up. I could only see this trunking between two depots for instance and both would have to be set up equipment n loading Bay wise to handle it


  • #242
    boardsuser1
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    westgolf wrote: »
    Fine piece of kit but not the most practical set up. I could only see this trunking between two depots for instance and both would have to be set up equipment n loading Bay wise to handle it

    I was talking to one of their employees before Christmas, he said that it was just going between the company's depots.

    Personally i haven't seen it in person but it does look good.

    It's all white and brown goods they do.


  • #243
    osheen
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 318 ✭✭osheen


    Heres a nice tidy little iveco I spotted in dublin port a few years ago.


  • #244
    boardsuser1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6,196 ✭✭✭boardsuser1


    osheen wrote: »
    Heres a nice tidy little iveco I spotted in dublin port a few years ago.

    No there's something you don't see everyday..............


  • #245
    osheen
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 318 ✭✭osheen


    Cork Truck Driver wrote: »
    No there's something you don't see everyday..............[/quote
    Could ya imagine rolling up to allied foods and being turned away cause ya couldnt fit on the bay lol


  • #246
    audiavantawx
    Registered Users Posts: 55 ✭✭audiavantawx


    Cork Truck Driver wrote: »
    You're a few years younger than me, i take it you got in and out quite young?

    Ye I got in at the wrong time when the bang came in,could not get anything consistent.Experiences I did have though turned me off it,not to say I won't go back,always keep my licences and cards up to date

    I am waiting for the big increase in wages ha might be waiting awhile .Enjoy reading the thread,it's a great source of information and advise


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  • #247
    neris
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 20,067 ✭✭✭✭neris


    https://twitter.com/WaterfordTruck/status/955094854865911808


  • #248
    boardsuser1
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    https://www.facebook.com/1856755874643225/photos/a.1857917474527065.1073741828.1856755874643225/1948584558793689/?type=3&theater


  • #249
    boardsuser1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6,196 ✭✭✭boardsuser1


    neris wrote: »
    https://twitter.com/WaterfordTruck/status/955094854865911808

    Anyone here planning on making the trip?


  • #250
    boardsuser1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6,196 ✭✭✭boardsuser1


    https://twitter.com/NolanTransport/status/954347136061026304

    https://twitter.com/NolanTransport/status/951851406843088898


  • #251
    Zaph
    Registered Users, Subscribers, Registered Users 2 Posts: 47,336 ✭✭✭✭Zaph


    westgolf wrote: »
    Currently 105 for and 22 against so 83+

    I've no idea why the poll is here, the request is in the Forum Requests Forum, which is where people should be indicating their interest.


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