@IrishRail any chance the ICR just passing through kilbarrack could stop at the next station? People who normally change at malahide piled back on into the front carriage and are squeezed in.
@BBCMoreOrLess a bit of confusion about who was coal free. You correctly stated Britain was coal-free but your expert spoke of the UK. Kilroot coal power station was operating. In Northern Ireland. Which is the UK if not Britain, but British.
@chriswalsh28@PhilipIngMBE@BorderIrish It's a DC link, so losses are low, like the east-west interconnecter from Rush, Co Dublin to Deeside, by Liverpool. The EU are very keen on these as they are environmentally beneficial.
@BBCr4today you managed to get through that section about Lyra without mentioning that a border creates the environment where paramilitaries can make money to fund their activity. A hard border will make it easier.
@JP_IAWL@MichelBarnier That includes Omagh, the vast majority of them (around 120) before 2007. Since the Brexit campaigning, the trend has been the wrong way. Suggesting its a negotiating tactic, suggests co-ordination, which isn't there.
@daraobriain Dara, i met you after you'd done a gig in the grasshopper in clonee about 15 years ago. I was rather the worse for wear, but you were a proper gent, and wrote a lovely autographed note for my mum.