Sinn Fein are not a Normal Political Party

[criodain]

None of those taxes go to the people that built the tunnel
How can you not understand PPP.
It is easy

I don't think there should be a toll to go under a tunnel under the Shannon. I don't care about PPP or where the taxes do or don't go. People pay enough taxes to have a car on the road in Ireland.

 

[Henrys Fonda]

I don't think there should be a toll to go under a tunnel under the Shannon. I don't care about PPP or where the taxes do or don't go. People pay enough taxes to have a car on the road in Ireland.

it’s doesn’t matter what you care about it. The tunnel wasn’t built by the government so your taxes doesn’t matter either.
If it wasn’t for PPP, the tunnel wouldn’t never be built and you wouldn’t have to pay toll.
So to save your outrage, just pretend it was never built and take the bridges to avoid paying the toll
Problem solved

 

[Meridian]

it’s doesn’t matter what you care about it. The tunnel wasn’t built by the government so your taxes doesn’t matter either.
If it wasn’t for PPP, the tunnel wouldn’t never be built and you wouldn’t have to pay toll.
So to save your outrage, just pretend it was never built and take the bridges to avoid paying the toll
Problem solved

Maybe if we type it in Capital letters and really really slowly that poster might understand PPP's then.
To think that same investment may be that posters future pension pot.

 

[MerchantOfEnnis]

Alan Shatter speaking the truth here.

Shatter likens OTB to laws seen 'in 1930s Germany'

The Oireachtas Foreign Affairs Committee has heard stinging criticism of the Occupied Territories Bill from former minister for justice Alan Shatter, who likened it to legislation passed in Germany in the 1930s.

www.rte.ie

 

[jimmym]

Maybe not the right thread but here goes,
A cricket club in Co Down advertised a summer camp aimed at bringing kids from all backgrounds together in the hope
of breaking down barriers and promoting the game, Loyalists issued threats against the club for inviting kids who play GAA,
The camp has been cancelled, It shows how polarised and bitter the place still is 27 years on from the GFA,
Peace walls are still there to keep the factions apart,

 

[criodain]

it’s doesn’t matter what you care about it. The tunnel wasn’t built by the government so your taxes doesn’t matter either.
If it wasn’t for PPP, the tunnel wouldn’t never be built and you wouldn’t have to pay toll.
So to save your outrage, just pretend it was never built and take the bridges to avoid paying the toll
Problem solved

Well, the govt should have built it. They squandered enough money on other things.

 

[criodain]

Maybe not the right thread but here goes,
A cricket club in Co Down advertised a summer camp aimed at bringing kids from all backgrounds together in the hope
of breaking down barriers and promoting the game, Loyalists issued threats against the club for inviting kids who play GAA,
The camp has been cancelled, It shows how polarised and bitter the place still is 27 years on from the GFA,
Peace walls are still there to keep the factions apart,

I am sure folk on this thread will blame SF!

 

[hurley68]

Maybe not the right thread but here goes,
A cricket club in Co Down advertised a summer camp aimed at bringing kids from all backgrounds together in the hope
of breaking down barriers and promoting the game, Loyalists issued threats against the club for inviting kids who play GAA,
The camp has been cancelled, It shows how polarised and bitter the place still is 27 years on from the GFA,
Peace walls are still there to keep the factions apart,

You have no idea of the hatred loyalists have for Cathaolics unless you witness it.

 

[Yermon]

I am sure folk on this thread will blame SF!

Jimmy certainly hopes so

 

[MerchantOfEnnis]

Maybe not the right thread but here goes,
A cricket club in Co Down advertised a summer camp aimed at bringing kids from all backgrounds together in the hope
of breaking down barriers and promoting the game, Loyalists issued threats against the club for inviting kids who play GAA,
The camp has been cancelled, It shows how polarised and bitter the place still is 27 years on from the GFA,
Peace walls are still there to keep the factions apart,

And you have Sinn Fein telling us that uniting with these people is a good idea.

Sinn Fein will have us in another civil war if they ever get into power