Any particular reason why a 240 ton Airbus A330 with 400+ passengers had to immediately bank north & fly 4,000ft over Ashbourne at 4pm? Plenty of empty fields around us & routes that’d only disturb livestock, solar farms & tillage @AerLingus@DublinAirport@meathcoco@Fingalcoco
@GerryMcBride Years ago people would go to a film like that purely to see the trailer for a bigger film that was ahead of it, apparently there’s a (shit) Avengers Doomsday one with Avatar 3
@Saltmine1000 I’ve always said ATM, “cash machine” sounded British and “hole-in-the-wall” is what an oul one would call it. Never heard “bank machine” tbh
@DaraghCassidy I’ve kept an eye on the news since the announced it a year ago, it was supposed to be last September. They’ve been so quiet about it, still no update today but maybe they will after that email
@peanutsgran God love ya, it’s ‘Mom’ in Kerry, parts of Cork and Limerick and other parts of Ireland. While I’m at it, people in Ireland (yes even the Republic) call 26 December ‘Boxing Day’ too.
Just because YOU haven’t experienced this in Ireland doesn’t mean it’s not true.
@ashdabash3@CLETUSVANDAM12@ProfBrianCox@BBCNews New cars sold here from 1 Jan 05 had to have kph speedometer; any cars from before then usually had both mph and kph in a smaller inner circle. But kph speedometers tend not to have mph in a smaller inner circle (some do), luckily it’s less of an issue now with speedos on screens
If I had a nickel for every movie about an assassin with amnesia battling a shadowy government agency at Christmas time starring Brian Cox that I’ve watched in the last two days, I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot of nickels but it’s mad that there’s even that many