@owenmcwilliams@SmallerFishGAA@procure_ie It is in a malaise,
There have been hardly significant rule changes in Gaelic football in 100 years, (frees and sideline from. The hands in 1990 the only one). All other changes are minor tinkering.
Rugby got into a malaise and changed the try from 3 to 4 to 5 in the 90s.
@irish_organic@CarlowWeather This is a blocked swallow hole on a Turlough, not climates related. The North Shannon a few Kms away, is relatively low, about normal for April. Just needs to be pumped out and cleared, totally relying on evaporation for outflow.
@magnumlady I think it was heavy handed, but they only removed the adjacent Sitka Spruce, and have replanted it with Beech and Scotโs pine, none of the areas with Bluebells have been affected, though it looks rough now, it will look fine within a few years if would say. Still 5K walk there.
@lonesharkoy I think he might be right, I have been in Berlin and Paris, but never to Belfast, the second city on the Island. Why is that? Never even occurred to me to go there, itโs only 3 hours away. It is something worth discussing.
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@shanetcurran@efitz6 4 points for a goal at Senior Inter County only, would introduce more jeopardy towards the end of games, would encourage more defenders to protect the square, giving more room around the D for point scoring. Club and underage remain at 3,
@CarlowWeather This is a blocked swallow hole on a Turlough, Alan, fix tied up in red tape for years, very sad for those involved, Shannon is not particularly high at the moment.
@alberto_fourie @Rainmaker1973 Any country in any continent situated at the mouth of the greatest trade route in Earth, (the Rhine) and tolling it for centuries, would accumulate the capital and have the motive to undertake this.
@GerardBrady100 A lot of that green / blue in countries with flat or falling populations, eg China and Russia. Interesting data though, as per capita is a good measure. What has happened Rhineland?
The Midlands was Ireland's fastest growing region for FDI jobs in 2023 according to annual results from @IDAIRELAND with a 5.8% increase at IDA client companies in the region. Nationally, Manufacturing was fastest growing sector in strong year for FDI
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@Robcass78@GerardBrady100 Massive lack of housing all over the country, including the region Longford is in, Ghost estates long filled up. The region has the highest job creation in the country. But so many cannot get a mortgage and builders cannot build with a profit, something has to be done.