A Limerick A day

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A survey has found Irish workers are ‘deprived of sleep and strapped for cash’

I hope that this survey won’t keep
You from getting a decent night’s sleep
We’re anxious and broke
Which isn’t a joke
It’s enough to make anyone weep

John Moynes

Rollingnews

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11 thoughts on “A Limerick A day

  1. Matt Lucozade: The Only Reader of the Village

    Not deprived of Dublin Bikes, obviously. That’s good, because “The (Laya Healthcare) survey found that 19 per cent of men and 16 per cent of women were clinically obese.” I”d say it was at least twice that figure.

  2. Lilly

    As opposed to the alternative: having little to do but sleep and even more strapped for cash.

  3. Jonickal

    “Less than 1 per cent of men admitted to drinking more than 17 standard drinks a week.”

    Ha.

    1. Sam

      They’re setting off from a bike box at traffic lights. Did you really expect them to line up in single file, rather than spread across the bike box?

      1. david

        Really
        Dose that explain the guy in front of the van?
        Tax them and make they pay insurance and have a registration plate to ensure rogue cyclists can be traced just like all road users
        Notice very few wearing headgear to protect from head injuries.
        Remember ,when injured it costs the tax payer thousands in medical treatment.

        1. Formerly known as @ireland.com

          Who does most of the injuring? Register all pedestrians, too. I have seen a few misbehave.

          1. david

            Irrelevant
            Look at the new drink driving regulations that will as they say if only one life
            Cyclists also drink
            Cyclists have accidents, so why should the tax payer be called to book, bearing the cost where insurance tax and registration fees could raise money to pay for this.
            If one life is saved from this then its worth it

  4. Formerly known as @ireland.com

    We all know that cycling makes you happy, so probably not the best pic to use.

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