Uber would be great for rural communities, to allow people still go out for a few jars and not have to worry about how they will get home. Pity the govt. blocked it coming in here.
LW
Would Uber drivers be more likely to set up in rural communities than taxi drivers?
Frilly Keane
Wouldn’t they need daycent wiffy tho
All for it btw
I just think that if we’re about repopulating rural Ireland
Wiffy infrastructure is obligatory
Paddy at the Howth Summit
Uber drivers in rural are more likely to be drunker than the passengers.
Andy
LOL
10/10
petey
*koff* there’s one paper missing *koff*
Einstein
The Irish Times has an article online ‘How Cistercian College, Roscrea got its mojo back’. The school was going to close last March when it had a low of 167 students. Now, after a huge campaign and money pledged it has 170. Eh, have we missed something? Past men were told last Spring that the school would hope to have over 200 for September (that’s the September just gone).
Paddy at the Howth Summit
In fairness, the three new lads are on the hefty size.
Charger Salmons
The problem that rural pubs face is the most of their usual clientele are currently being barred from pubs and clubs the length and breadth of Australia.
It’s loike Benidorm in the 90s mate, init!
Havin’ it laaaaarge ! :0p’
GiggidyGoo
Whereas the Bean Savages make reality TV programs (series, mind you) about their little cans making idiots of themselves and their country in various holiday resorts.
Paddy at the Howth Summit
Or in custody.
Rich Expat
Christmas is over. I want some content NOW.
Frilly Keane
I’ll hav’ta see what I can do so
Lilly
@Rich Take yourself off for a walk with a camera and find something this gorgeous morning to amuse us so.
Charger Salmons
I seem to have touched a nerve.
Are we a touch ashamed perhaps of those refreshed fellows in their ill-fitting GAA shirts making tools of themselves outside Bondi Beach hostelries ?
The reason why country pubs in Ireland are dead is that even the boggers find the countryside a morgue and have cleared off to create trouble elsewhere.
mildred st. meadowlark
My god, you’re dull.
Charger Salmons
…said every single person who has been to County Offaly .
mildred st. meadowlark
Funny enough, I’m not going to dispute that.
Ram Trilogy
I know your being an ejit about it but it’s true. I was in Oz many moons ago and the boggers were humiliating ….
Frilly Keane
an’ yer Made in Chelsea stuff yerself
are ya
Ram Trilogy
No far from it. Just a normal person.
That’s the problem with them, they disgust the decent among us.
Woof Woof Frilly Keane
Ya know
tbf like
you using the decent among us
is actually quite gauling
Ram Trilogy
You clearly one of them, if your avatar is anything to go by.
Three prize specimens knocking lumps out of each other in Gaa jerseys. We have more to offer the world than that you know ….
Woof Woof Frilly Keane
Woof Woof
Ram Trilogy
Tiresome…
Woof Woof Frilly Keane
Well
Get used to it
Charger Salmons
A chum of mine is holidaying in Sydney – he reports that while it would be ill-advised to tarnish all the Irish People with the same brush there do seem to be rather a lot of them acting the maggot while on the drink.
Irish accents definitely put the notoriously gung-ho security guards outside bars on edge.
Patrick’s reputation precedes him.
Frilly Keane
Shur we all know there’s lads losing the run of themselves out there
an’ making a show of us
let them at it
it’s not like they’re gawking all over your front step ffs
scottser
Gosh, you’d swear the English never had a reputation for loutish behaviour when on holiday. You’ll find this sort of behaviour belongs to age groups rather than nationality or class.
Ram Trilogy
The Irish young fellas, particularly a certain breed, where much worse.
I have a feeling Frilly was the one of them.
Charlie
Englanders invented alcoholic scumbaggery.
Woof Woof Frilly Keane
A certain breed huh
Well
You are party to the cohort that proclaimed me a Dog
No others have gone that far, drunk or sober. Not even the Meath, Nordie or Kilkenny lads
And ye’re no Working Lunch setup yerselves
So I’d be slow to be looking down my nose at anyone or calling lads out
Like you’ve just done
Ram Trilogy
I never called you a dog, what are you talking about, honestly?
Lilly
Your description of ‘boggers’ as one mass is akin to people from the sticks describe Dubliners as knackers because they encountered a few unsavoury ones, once upon a time outside Heuston Station. There are as many types of people living outside Dublin as within it. Incredible, I know.
Ram Trilogy
There is a certain type of dweller that absconds to Oz, that is who I am talking about.
Charlie
Seriously mate, you don’t have a clue do you?
Ram Trilogy
I presume you’re talking to other guy ?
Charger Salmons
By jove I’ve just noticed the photo in the UK Indo.
That’s a brave fellow taking out his Lambo on a day like that.
Paddy at the Howth Summit
Really? Where did you expect Michael O’Doherty of VIP magazine to be today exactly?
bisted
…hey Bodger…thought normal service was to be resumed today…looking forward to my favourite cartoon character, Desperate Dan and all we get is Lord Snooty…
Uber would be great for rural communities, to allow people still go out for a few jars and not have to worry about how they will get home. Pity the govt. blocked it coming in here.
Would Uber drivers be more likely to set up in rural communities than taxi drivers?
Wouldn’t they need daycent wiffy tho
All for it btw
I just think that if we’re about repopulating rural Ireland
Wiffy infrastructure is obligatory
Uber drivers in rural are more likely to be drunker than the passengers.
LOL
10/10
*koff* there’s one paper missing *koff*
The Irish Times has an article online ‘How Cistercian College, Roscrea got its mojo back’. The school was going to close last March when it had a low of 167 students. Now, after a huge campaign and money pledged it has 170. Eh, have we missed something? Past men were told last Spring that the school would hope to have over 200 for September (that’s the September just gone).
In fairness, the three new lads are on the hefty size.
The problem that rural pubs face is the most of their usual clientele are currently being barred from pubs and clubs the length and breadth of Australia.
…g’day Pom
And a jolly good morning to you as well Fisted .
It’s loike Benidorm in the 90s mate, init!
Havin’ it laaaaarge ! :0p’
Whereas the Bean Savages make reality TV programs (series, mind you) about their little cans making idiots of themselves and their country in various holiday resorts.
Or in custody.
Christmas is over. I want some content NOW.
I’ll hav’ta see what I can do so
@Rich Take yourself off for a walk with a camera and find something this gorgeous morning to amuse us so.
I seem to have touched a nerve.
Are we a touch ashamed perhaps of those refreshed fellows in their ill-fitting GAA shirts making tools of themselves outside Bondi Beach hostelries ?
The reason why country pubs in Ireland are dead is that even the boggers find the countryside a morgue and have cleared off to create trouble elsewhere.
My god, you’re dull.
…said every single person who has been to County Offaly .
Funny enough, I’m not going to dispute that.
I know your being an ejit about it but it’s true. I was in Oz many moons ago and the boggers were humiliating ….
an’ yer Made in Chelsea stuff yerself
are ya
No far from it. Just a normal person.
That’s the problem with them, they disgust the decent among us.
Ya know
tbf like
you using the decent among us
is actually quite gauling
You clearly one of them, if your avatar is anything to go by.
Three prize specimens knocking lumps out of each other in Gaa jerseys. We have more to offer the world than that you know ….
Woof Woof
Tiresome…
Well
Get used to it
A chum of mine is holidaying in Sydney – he reports that while it would be ill-advised to tarnish all the Irish People with the same brush there do seem to be rather a lot of them acting the maggot while on the drink.
Irish accents definitely put the notoriously gung-ho security guards outside bars on edge.
Patrick’s reputation precedes him.
Shur we all know there’s lads losing the run of themselves out there
an’ making a show of us
let them at it
it’s not like they’re gawking all over your front step ffs
Gosh, you’d swear the English never had a reputation for loutish behaviour when on holiday. You’ll find this sort of behaviour belongs to age groups rather than nationality or class.
The Irish young fellas, particularly a certain breed, where much worse.
I have a feeling Frilly was the one of them.
Englanders invented alcoholic scumbaggery.
A certain breed huh
Well
You are party to the cohort that proclaimed me a Dog
No others have gone that far, drunk or sober. Not even the Meath, Nordie or Kilkenny lads
And ye’re no Working Lunch setup yerselves
So I’d be slow to be looking down my nose at anyone or calling lads out
Like you’ve just done
I never called you a dog, what are you talking about, honestly?
Your description of ‘boggers’ as one mass is akin to people from the sticks describe Dubliners as knackers because they encountered a few unsavoury ones, once upon a time outside Heuston Station. There are as many types of people living outside Dublin as within it. Incredible, I know.
There is a certain type of dweller that absconds to Oz, that is who I am talking about.
Seriously mate, you don’t have a clue do you?
I presume you’re talking to other guy ?
By jove I’ve just noticed the photo in the UK Indo.
That’s a brave fellow taking out his Lambo on a day like that.
Really? Where did you expect Michael O’Doherty of VIP magazine to be today exactly?
…hey Bodger…thought normal service was to be resumed today…looking forward to my favourite cartoon character, Desperate Dan and all we get is Lord Snooty…
#DanforPresident
here la’
this’ll keep ya going
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=6205&v=rDyUTyZYsos
Christmas isn’t over ’til next Tuesday!
random question: do you think you could get good sushi today?
Yes.
There is a stand at the market at Sandyford industrial estate for lunch every Friday. By god the sushi is phenomenal.
Are you in town Harry? Musashi on Capel Street. They’re also in IFSC, Sandyford, Hogan Place and Parnell Street.
know all those places, was just wondering if you’d get decent fish! think I’ll order a musashi :-)
So, when Zappone opens those child support centres will Breda O’Brien demand that they be declared Zappopened Centres?