@flaxscottz @girliamgagging I don't know how you missed that. She described in detail how she found out she had cancer while they were living in France , her daughter was 18 months old and that when she finished her treatment they made the decision to move home and purchase a small holding!
@UseLessMoveMore @DublinCommuters That's New Priory, formerly Priory Hall. It's 20 years old so not very new at all but in the rebuild the roads should have been designed better. That road was supposed to be connected to the larger Clongriffin area long ago. Not sure if it's Donaghmede or Clongriffin though.
@brianwhelanhack@IrishRail That's on The Coast side. I don't think Irish Rail own that lift or staircase. I think the developers of that side do. Irish Rail own the Clongriffin side with the long ramp, steps and interior lifts in the station.
@JeffreyDon30026@TaralyonG Open your eyes when walking in the south inner city and you'll see plenty too! That's not working class behaviour. That's scumbag behaviour. Your own comment does not show you in a good light.
@daveobyrne@TaralyonG Walking up from Tara Street or Pearse Street Dart stations I see plenty of anti-social behaviour there too. The things I've seen go on in St. Stephen's Green aren't pretty either.
@VincentLaBoeuf@tomdoorley I'm from Artane. If you actually believe what you said is true, you honestly haven't a clue. I really hope you're not a psychiatrist!
@Fionnbarra4@courtsnewsIRL There was no emergency. No reason was given as to why she indicated and drove into the hard shoulder. She even told the Gardaรญ at the scene that she didn't remember crossing over but that she must have despite her indicator being on. Traffic was heavy. That says it all.
@SoyBoyCthulhu Marie Louise came back from a 9 second handicap and still won and she was awful? They both did exactly the same circuit so she deserved the win.
@HarleenQzel40 She had a nine second head start competing against another competitor doing the same feats and still lost so she obviously did not deserve to win.
@JeremyVineOn5 @jemmaforte @GPTaylorbooks@theJeremyVine I spent winter in Melbourne and it's freezing and pitch dark at 5pm. Heating is definitely needed in the winter there and other southern Australian cities.