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Re: Horse trading
« Reply #61 on: October 24, 2017, 02:46:14 pm »
.... most drinkers take more drink than the new proposed limits .....

What new proposed limits ?

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Re: Horse trading
« Reply #62 on: October 24, 2017, 02:53:23 pm »
.... most drinkers take more drink than the new proposed limits .....

What new proposed limits ?

I think its an automatic ban if your over 50 ml it use to be 80 or something like that I have no real interest i dont drink and drive .The new limit will mean 1 pint and your over thats why I suspect there is more to this than drink limits how many people go to the pub for 1 pint Merc sill dosent get it nobody is talking about UBER Rideshare is a compleatly different thing most dispatchers will sign up rideshare if it is allowed .Read the opening line from THE PAPER .Rideshare is coming but probably not before 31/12/ 2017 so you

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Re: Horse trading
« Reply #63 on: October 24, 2017, 03:36:22 pm »
There is no new limits John M, Yiz really should do your research before posting.

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Re: Horse trading
« Reply #64 on: October 24, 2017, 04:52:22 pm »
There's no new limits but, to be fair to the 'erm, he's not a million miles from the facts. In fact, he's a damn sight closer than normal. The changes only affect those who have a pint or two. I doubt there's many pub drinkers that fall into that category, particularly down the bog. The problem for rural publicans is that habits changed during the recession. Even big thick boggers are hosting dinner parties and drinking at home. The village pub is no longer the centre of their universe hence many have closed down or are up for sale. If/when the economic recovery extends to rural Ireland those that are still in business will experience some improvement in trade but they will never be the goldmines they once were.
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Re: Horse trading
« Reply #65 on: October 24, 2017, 05:28:08 pm »
4 lads in a pub Finbar ,Mursheen.Malachy and Michael swamping porter and comparing Soda Bread recopies .They normally have ten pints two Paddy and water and a bag of Tayto each .It dosent make a blind bit of difference to them what the new automatic ban level is as they are always well over but they cant get over the fact Young Flannagan the FG TD is going to vote above in Dublin to put me off the road for taking a bit of drink .Kellys idea for a rural hack to solve rural transport shortage was to complicated so Ross will free it up kill a flock of birds with one stone .More rural hacks to cart drunks to bars kids to school nannies to the post office in the next town jobs for the unemployable as hack drivers lifts for the voters going to vote and possibly even employment for refugees .Its amazing how concerned the local TD is  about rural transport after closing time .Old Paddy Gilhooley has a bunch of piles hanging from his hole like a 3 euro bunch of Grapes he cant get into Mullingar Hospital to have them frozen off as there is no bus or taxi his local TD dosent give a fuck but he will make sure Paddy can get to the pub for a pint to kill the pain in his sore hole .

 I wonder will Killian Kilcoin offer to run Paddy into Mullingar in his voluntary for reward Community Car .
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Re: Horse trading
« Reply #66 on: October 24, 2017, 05:40:09 pm »
Ye lost me after 4!

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Re: Horse trading
« Reply #67 on: October 24, 2017, 06:03:14 pm »
Ross has done the classic trick of passing off the problem to someone else, i.e., the NTA.  The NTA will take 6 months or more with their public consultations shite and by then, there'll be another 'crisis' for everyone to get upset about.  Or there'll be another party(s) in power.

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Re: Horse trading
« Reply #68 on: October 24, 2017, 08:29:32 pm »
Rideshare Rideshare Rideshare ::fight

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« Reply #69 on: October 27, 2017, 06:39:57 am »
Ross has done the classic trick of passing off the problem to someone else, i.e., the NTA.  The NTA will take 6 months or more with their public consultations shite and by then, there'll be another 'crisis' for everyone to get upset about.  Or there'll be another party(s) in power.

Ross is trying desperately to redeem himself from his past problems with alcohol. There are none so sanctimonious as reformed sinners. The boys in RTE could rattle off plenty of yarns about him. I'm sure Ruth could too.

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« Reply #70 on: October 27, 2017, 08:51:13 am »
Just wrote to Paggo ......Dear Minister ,
               It has been suggested if the  road safety drink driving limits bill is passed that one option to be considered is the distribution of free soft drinks to designated drivers .Minister will this option require a change to the finance bill or an amendment to primary legislation .As there will be a sugar tax liability payable on these   sugar sweetened drinks and free distribution would leave the exchequer  out of pocket ,or is it envisaged that publicans should meet the tax liabilities for these drinks or do you intend to issue a list of conforming non sugar sweetened drinks that will qualify for this proposed proposition of free distribution of drinks to qualifying designated drivers .

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Re: Horse trading
« Reply #71 on: October 27, 2017, 08:56:06 am »
Erm I'd say your on a watch list by now.

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Re: Horse trading
« Reply #72 on: October 27, 2017, 09:10:03 am »
You got to ask .I wrote to the Taoiseach to ask .

 Dear Leo .
          I am somewhat perplexed and confused with the soundbites coming from the Committee set up to look into the proposal to amend the 8th amendment to the constitution .In soundbites it has been suggested/proposed that abortion should be made available if a girl becomes pregnant as a result of Rape .

 Now Leo here is my dilemma .Rape is a crime so will it be necessary for the girl to go to the Gards make a formal complaint and await the outcome prosecution and conviction of the offender to legitimize her contention that she was Raped or can she just make a deceleration that will have no substance in law other than an allegation to access an abortion .

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« Reply #73 on: October 27, 2017, 09:30:17 am »
Dropping a note to Murph .

 Whats the story Murph
                          When are this government going to stop lying to the people about Social Housing .You and I know its all a bottle of Smoke .Listening to some of the left wing Pinkoes calling housing as a right is laughable .Do they not know like the movie Field of Dreams build it and they will come .The real reason that there will never ever be a National government funded house building project is because under EU law if the Government build them then EVERY European Union Citizen is entitled to apply for them .As we are giving away Irish Passports like Free Hailo taxi vouchers if we ever made housing a right for Irish Citizens we would be bankrupted overnight again .

 There is a solution its simple .

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Re: Horse trading
« Reply #74 on: October 27, 2017, 11:11:34 am »
How much are you charging for the solution John?

 


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