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Re: Taoiseach on the telly
« Reply #15 on: March 17, 2020, 09:55:46 pm »
I was disappointed with the speech, calm before the storm = trying to scare us as usual, brexit, terrorists, etc

Then the bit about how its going to be a lot of money to pay back, yeah obviously we know that, we arent thick, why mention that? just mention the part that we are going to have to borrow the money and leave it at that.

Jesus the dour face on him, we are going to be ok, like why couldnt he be a bit more positive, hes supposed to be the Taoiseach.
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Re: Taoiseach on the telly
« Reply #16 on: March 17, 2020, 09:56:47 pm »
Hard to believe there are dispatcher companies who would not tell the drivers to fukk off home and stay in doors

But we need those companies Dalyer and i'm not talking about some bint getting a delivery from Littlewoods,no need for drivers to have contact with customers unlike taxi drivers who could have the virus and in turn spread it with little or no contact tracing for passengers other than app work.

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Re: Taoiseach on the telly
« Reply #17 on: March 17, 2020, 10:04:59 pm »
The likes of those fukkers dont give a bollox about the drivers welfare,all they want is their ton plus a week.if they had any morality about them at all they would stop trading till this thing is over.they are taking full advantage of hard up drivers who just cant afford to stop

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Re: Taoiseach on the telly
« Reply #18 on: March 17, 2020, 10:19:20 pm »
Just wondering who's going to have to pay for all of this....let me guess...........

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Re: Taoiseach on the telly
« Reply #19 on: March 17, 2020, 10:32:28 pm »
We need to keep supply chains open for important supplies,we can't shut down necessary services and keep as many people as possible employed,what we don't need is thousands of taxi drivers driving around spreading the fukin virus....but we should have taken action weeks ago...not letting 3000 Italians travel over would have been a start and cancel all flights and ferries before Cheltenham started...we couldn't rely on the brits to cancel it....none of those things happened so i'll stop bleating on about it.

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Re: Taoiseach on the telly
« Reply #20 on: March 17, 2020, 10:50:06 pm »
"Never will... so few..do nothing for so much...Is that what ..he said...can't find the link..WTF is the Erm when you need him
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« Reply #21 on: March 17, 2020, 10:52:32 pm »


Dis an Dat Im not a rat

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Re: Taoiseach on the telly
« Reply #22 on: March 17, 2020, 10:59:18 pm »
We need to keep supply chains open for important supplies,we can't shut down necessary services and keep as many people as possible employed,what we don't need is thousands of taxi drivers driving around spreading the fukin virus....but we should have taken action weeks ago...not letting 3000 Italians travel over would have been a start and cancel all flights and ferries before Cheltenham started...we couldn't rely on the brits to cancel it....none of those things happened so i'll stop bleating on about it.




I was thinking the same but if we had stopped all flights into Ireland, all ferries etc, the virus would still get in, illegal immigrants would get in some way and it would spread that way, especially if we were seen as being this great place where the virus wasnt present.

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Re: Taoiseach on the telly
« Reply #23 on: March 17, 2020, 11:01:41 pm »
We need to keep supply chains open for important supplies,we can't shut down necessary services and keep as many people as possible employed,what we don't need is thousands of taxi drivers driving around spreading the fukin virus....but we should have taken action weeks ago...not letting 3000 Italians travel over would have been a start and cancel all flights and ferries before Cheltenham started...we couldn't rely on the brits to cancel it....none of those things happened so i'll stop bleating on about it.

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Re: Taoiseach on the telly
« Reply #24 on: March 17, 2020, 11:02:10 pm »
"Never will... so few..do nothing for so much...Is that what ..he said...can't find the link..WTF is the Erm when you need him

I might be wrong but i believe that was Winston Churchills speech to the brits.

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Re: Taoiseach on the telly
« Reply #25 on: March 17, 2020, 11:08:36 pm »
We need to keep supply chains open for important supplies,we can't shut down necessary services and keep as many people as possible employed,what we don't need is thousands of taxi drivers driving around spreading the fukin virus....but we should have taken action weeks ago...not letting 3000 Italians travel over would have been a start and cancel all flights and ferries before Cheltenham started...we couldn't rely on the brits to cancel it....none of those things happened so i'll stop bleating on about it.




I was thinking the same but if we had stopped all flights into Ireland, all ferries etc, the virus would still get in, illegal immigrants would get in some way and it would spread that way, especially if we were seen as being this great place where the virus wasnt present.

Of course it would have got here but the chinese to their credit took some draconian measures that slowed it's movement and gave mainland europe and us in particular a better chance but i honestly believe we didn't avail of that opportunity.

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Re: Taoiseach on the telly
« Reply #26 on: March 17, 2020, 11:18:22 pm »
We need to keep supply chains open for important supplies,we can't shut down necessary services and keep as many people as possible employed,what we don't need is thousands of taxi drivers driving around spreading the fukin virus....but we should have taken action weeks ago...not letting 3000 Italians travel over would have been a start and cancel all flights and ferries before Cheltenham started...we couldn't rely on the brits to cancel it....none of those things happened so i'll stop bleating on about it.




I was thinking the same but if we had stopped all flights into Ireland, all ferries etc, the virus would still get in, illegal immigrants would get in some way and it would spread that way, especially if we were seen as being this great place where the virus wasnt present.

Of course it would have got here but the chinese to their credit took some draconian measures that slowed it's movement and gave mainland europe and us in particular a better chance but i honestly believe we didn't avail of that opportunity.




yeah some strange decisions made like the pubs and clubs should have been closed last Friday, also how are we supposed to carry out social distancing?

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Re: Taoiseach on the telly
« Reply #27 on: March 17, 2020, 11:27:56 pm »
Hal your rite in wat you said .....I'm actually very afraid ....I've bein looking at the figures in ireland compared to the rest of the world ....and obviously the figures are distorted for many reasons....the first reason is china ....I dont believe they are
Giving the real figures anymore ....
I mentioned Philippines and hong kong the other day when our country went above them in figures ....ireland is in the early stages .....it has  has surpassed the figures in hong kong and the Philippines in a few days ...remember the Philippines has 109 million people and ireland is shooting up the table and surpassed the tested positive figures of 10 other country's....

Why is that ?

Dublin airport ( probably the busiest in Europe after Heathrow)

The rugby and the Italians ( absolutely criminal neglect by veradka a supposed well informed doctor

Ireland and immigrants....not blaming the immigrant but it's the place to work ..10s of thousands travel in and out of Dublin airport every week to italy ,france all over Europe to see ther folks or watever...nobody is flocking to Poland or fuking Romania for work ...

Paddy's day .....10 of thousands flocked here for paddy's day from all over the world ...for alot of them they came here a week or even 2 weeks ago and made it an extended holiday


Our business success ..its  Europe's tech centre wit business men/women  flying in and out every hour

Temple bar and our pub culture ....an example of a flu powder keg unique to ireland ....
Go over to the continent and go into a pub in germany in most towns in the winter  ....ther will be a one armed bandit
A dart board and the town drunk ....


The incubation period...anywhere from 3 days to 14 before symptoms they say ....
And the first tested positive case was 2 weeks ago..tested because he was in italy

Now you put that all together wit the worse health service in Europe ( yes repeating meself like a bitch )

And I believe that ireland is in real deep shit  trouble ....
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Re: Taoiseach on the telly
« Reply #28 on: March 17, 2020, 11:28:48 pm »
The majority of the taxi fleet are saloons and therefore social distancing is absolutely impossible plus as we now know the virus can surive on surfaces for a few days,bus and rail unions have said their members won't be taking cash but no such representation on behalf of taxi drivers.....the NTA are a useless shower of fuks anyway...we're just a revenue stream to subsidise loss making Dublin Bus.

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Re: Taoiseach on the telly
« Reply #29 on: March 17, 2020, 11:34:42 pm »
Why is that ?

Because as a nation we're a selfish shower of don't tell us what's good for us cunts,

We didn't make the hard decisions early enough.

 


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