What now for the EU ?

[ExREME.TECH]

I thought that you were on dogging marshal duties this evening; it's cold out there, so a nice warm bowl of Oxtail for the assorted doggers might well be in order (Minestrone for the vegetarians). Anyway, don't let us keep you. Toodle pip!

fook the vegetarians

 

[Joker62]

Let me tell you a story
Back when BSE was prevelant I used to go to Dunlavin co carlow tto collect a tanker of green tallow ( foul stuff)
But talking and smoking with one of the workers I asked what a particular machine was doing?
He said it was a centrifuge for getting all the moisture out of bones so they could be heated and crushed for bone meal. For the gardens I asked? No its cattle feed he said. But I said cows are not carnivore his reply " ******* good enough for them" the republic kept denying any cases of BSE at the time.
******* devious cnuts.who twist all the figures.and it'll be the same with covid figures.but I dare say irlsgt will spin it differently.

At the moment, there seems to be a trend for blaming UK residents for the variant and rise in Ireland. If true, they can't say that we don't give them anything!

 

[Auld-Yin]

fook the vegetarians

At dogging sessions I would consider that to be one of the main themes.

 

[Auld-Yin]

At the moment, there seems to be a trend for blaming UK residents for the variant and rise in Ireland. If true, they can't say that we don't give them anything!

UK residents or Irish citizens who, having deserted their country for jobs, healthcare, pensions, benefits etc, returned back to S Ireland for Christmas, thus spreading the disease? Still, blame the UK as per usual.

 

[ordinaryforces]

^
Eggzackerly

 

[Higgs_bosun]

As I said - stop lying.

You have never had one obviously....never mind. This was the summary...

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[Londo]

I'm no David Attenborough but even I know that's a shaven silver back gorilla.

Don't look silver to me .

 

[ExREME.TECH]

Bejasus @irlsgt

A shortage of vaccines already in short supply?
Isn’t the EU vaccine programme a great thing.

Covid-19: Nursing homes to be prioritised for vaccination for 10 days amid supply shortage

Vaccination of health workers to be scaled down as supply of jab to drop by up to 50%

www.irishtimes.com

We need a rule where when you link to a paywall site ...YOU MENTION IT

 

[49er]

Don't look silver to me .

The silver hair has been shaved off.
Try to keep up.

 

[ExREME.TECH]

It’s true, tens of thousands of people arrived in RoI from the U.K. over Christmas. In my town about 1 in every 10/15 cars over Christmas had an NI reg.

300 border crossings versus what 10-15 ports & airports carrying passengers onto the island? Much more efficient approach is a co-ordinated all island approach. Hopefully as restrictions are eased any outbreaks can be contained with local lockdowns after that. The current Garda approach is snap short term checkpoints around the country (no more long tailbacks on the major routes with larger scale checkpoints as well as the snap ones).

also sealing the border in 2001 required thousands of Gardai and troops, that are required around the rest of the country (there was still an outbreak on 1 farm in RoI due to smuggling across the border)

the good news is Irish restrictions have stabilised the increase. In the last 2 weeks, there was 4 days where there was over 6,000 new cases and 1 day where there was over 8,000. The last 4 days have had under 4,000 each day.

Definitely the UKs fault then

 

[Higgs_bosun]

This is what hypocrisy looks like...

These are the Brexiteers looking to secure their EU rights ahead of the UK's departure from the bloc (thelondoneconomic.com)

'Outrage': Row after pro-Brexit group moves its website back into EU | Euronews

Billionaire Brexiteer moves car production from Wales to the EU. | News - The Wave (planetradio.co.uk)

 

[49er]

Definitely the UKs fault then

BeJasus Sir,it's the Plastic Paddy invasion.
Thousands of them.

 

[Moderator]

You have never had one obviously....never mind. This was the summary...

A summary of what you missed recently

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[Moderator]

This is what hypocrisy looks like...

These are the Brexiteers looking to secure their EU rights ahead of the UK's departure from the bloc (thelondoneconomic.com)

'Outrage': Row after pro-Brexit group moves its website back into EU | Euronews

Billionaire Brexiteer moves car production from Wales to the EU. | News - The Wave (planetradio.co.uk)

 

[FourZeroCharlie]

You have never had one obviously....never mind. This was the summary...

A summary of what you missed recently

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Why have you (weakly) attempted to answer a question that I never asked?

 

[irlsgt]

Let me tell you a story
Back when BSE was prevelant I used to go to Dunlavin co carlow tto collect a tanker of green tallow ( foul stuff)
But talking and smoking with one of the workers I asked what a particular machine was doing?
He said it was a centrifuge for getting all the moisture out of bones so they could be heated and crushed for bone meal. For the gardens I asked? No its cattle feed he said. But I said cows are not carnivore his reply " ******* good enough for them" the republic kept denying any cases of BSE at the time.
******* devious cnuts.who twist all the figures.and it'll be the same with covid figures.but I dare say irlsgt will spin it differently.

Dunlavin is in Wicklow

when?

 

[Edwardian Fred]

It’s true, tens of thousands of people arrived in RoI from the U.K. over Christmas. In my town about 1 in every 10/15 cars over Christmas had an NI reg.

300 border crossings versus what 10-15 ports & airports carrying passengers onto the island? Much more efficient approach is a co-ordinated all island approach. Hopefully as restrictions are eased any outbreaks can be contained with local lockdowns after that. The current Garda approach is snap short term checkpoints around the country (no more long tailbacks on the major routes with larger scale checkpoints as well as the snap ones).

also sealing the border in 2001 required thousands of Gardai and troops, that are required around the rest of the country (there was still an outbreak on 1 farm in RoI due to smuggling across the border)

the good news is Irish restrictions have stabilised the increase. In the last 2 weeks, there was 4 days where there was over 6,000 new cases and 1 day where there was over 8,000. The last 4 days have had under 4,000 each day.

Just before Christmas I would say one in four cars at NI boarder major supermarkets were from the Republic. Booze is so much cheaper as are many food stuffs. Also postage is cheaper and better in the north

 

[irlsgt]

Just before Christmas I would say one in four cars at NI boarder major supermarkets were from the Republic. Booze is so much cheaper as are many food stuffs. Also postage is cheaper and better in the north

Very true in border areas the nearest supermarket could be in NI

I live over a 2 hour drive from the border

 

[PhotEx]

We need a rule where when you link to a paywall site ...YOU MENTION IT

here, read this while I find an unpaywalled source for you.

Coronavirus Ireland: 60 further deaths and 3,231 new cases confirmed as hospitals now into surge capacity

www.independent.ie

 

[PhotEx]

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here