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[Guest thebigdog]

She had a hot whiskey for the cold did ya ever hear such bollox

Yeah you know what joe public would get if they sad that.....zero fecking sympathy...........mind you she'll probaly know a Guard to get it quashed.

 

dont now about it getting quashed, not a lot of friends in the gardas it seems.

 

"Last year Ms Daly was heavily critical of gardai who were accused of blocking penalty points for driving offences being given to other members of the force and their families as well as a number of well known figures including a judge."

 

http://www.independent.ie/national-news/td-clare-daly-arrested-on-suspicion-of-drinkdriving-3369809.html

 

should anyone want to contact her, to voice your disgust

Phone: 01-6183390

 

Email: clare.daly@oireachtas.ie

[TonyOrmy 128]

thats what i like to hear :boogy: haha bit of karma ay the arl sweat

[Attack Fell Terrier 864]

Speaking of drink driving in Ireland I seen some council worker asking if they could let a few of the locals in the area he works for drink drive because they get lonely in the house lol. The fella looked like he'd had a few tots before the interview himself lol. I couldn't believe what he was asking, especially a man in his position lol.

[Guest thebigdog]

Speaking of drink driving in Ireland I seen some council worker asking if they could let a few of the locals in the area he works for drink drive because they get lonely in the house lol. The fella looked like he'd had a few tots before the interview himself lol. I couldn't believe what he was asking, especially a man in his position lol.

 

it was passed by kerry council, will be taken before the government. cant say its a bad idea in rural areas really, the number of suicides in rural ireland, especially in the west, far outnumbers the numbers killed on the roads in those areas, mostly down to loneliness.

[coverdogs 888]

She had a hot whiskey for the cold did ya ever hear such bollox

she was caught red handed taking a wrong turn must of been a large one

maybe she wasent pissed, she might have got driving lessons from minister james mc daid he went up a dual carrige way the wrong way drunken c--t lol.

[Attack Fell Terrier 864]

Speaking of drink driving in Ireland I seen some council worker asking if they could let a few of the locals in the area he works for drink drive because they get lonely in the house lol. The fella looked like he'd had a few tots before the interview himself lol. I couldn't believe what he was asking, especially a man in his position lol.

 

it was passed by kerry council, will be taken before the government. cant say its a bad idea in rural areas really, the number of suicides in rural ireland, especially in the west, far outnumbers the numbers killed on the roads in those areas, mostly down to loneliness.

 

I don't know mate, let them them drink drive and see the mayhem that ensues. Alchohol is a contributing factor to mental health problems and does have a hand in people commiting suicide the world over. If loneliness is such a problem then why not just jump in a taxi like everyone else does?

 

I don't mean to sound like I'm looking down my nose at people in those positions, believe me I know all to well about struggling with mental issues but I can't see how this is going to help those poor people who find themselves in such a desperate position. What ever the case I hope they're able to find a solution to the problems they're going through over there.

[patterdale666 1,620]

 

[bouncer 51]

Good enough for the c**t they all innocent behind closed doors drink drivers kill loads of innocent kids & people that's a lot worse than controlling foxes witn terriers!!!! Atb cbx

spot on there buddy

[black Edward 8]

Speaking of drink driving in Ireland I seen some council worker asking if they could let a few of the locals in the area he works for drink drive because they get lonely in the house lol. The fella looked like he'd had a few tots before the interview himself lol. I couldn't believe what he was asking, especially a man in his position lol.

 

it was passed by kerry council, will be taken before the government. cant say its a bad idea in rural areas really, the number of suicides in rural ireland, especially in the west, far outnumbers the numbers killed on the roads in those areas, mostly down to loneliness.

loneliness....................have they never heard of blow up dolls

[chris87 297]

:laugh: that made my day , have no time for the lot of them!!!

[mr scent 665]

said on the radio that TDs cannont be arrested coming or goin to the DAIL ,thats its in the constitution

[Guest thebigdog]

Speaking of drink driving in Ireland I seen some council worker asking if they could let a few of the locals in the area he works for drink drive because they get lonely in the house lol. The fella looked like he'd had a few tots before the interview himself lol. I couldn't believe what he was asking, especially a man in his position lol.

 

it was passed by kerry council, will be taken before the government. cant say its a bad idea in rural areas really, the number of suicides in rural ireland, especially in the west, far outnumbers the numbers killed on the roads in those areas, mostly down to loneliness.

 

I don't know mate, let them them drink drive and see the mayhem that ensues. Alchohol is a contributing factor to mental health problems and does have a hand in people commiting suicide the world over. If loneliness is such a problem then why not just jump in a taxi like everyone else does?

 

I don't mean to sound like I'm looking down my nose at people in those positions, believe me I know all to well about struggling with mental issues but I can't see how this is going to help those poor people who find themselves in such a desperate position. What ever the case I hope they're able to find a solution to the problems they're going through over there.

 

the thing is pal, in most parts of rural ireland, taxis aren't readily available, there are parts of this country that would make rural england look like a modern metropolis. i agree that alcohol has a big impact on mental health, but the social interaction would lessen it to a degree. what i mean is, you would be a lot less depressed in the pub with mates than if you were in a house drinking by yourself, staring at the same four walls.

[stinkers 102]

She had a hot whiskey for the cold did ya ever hear such bollox

Yeah you know what joe public would get if they sad that.....zero fecking sympathy...........mind you she'll probaly know a Guard to get it quashed.

 

dont now about it getting quashed, not a lot of friends in the gardas it seems.

 

"Last year Ms Daly was heavily critical of gardai who were accused of blocking penalty points for driving offences being given to other members of the force and their families as well as a number of well known figures including a judge."

 

http://www.independe...ng-3369809.html

 

should anyone want to contact her, to voice your disgust

 

Phone: 01-6183390

 

Email: clare.daly@oireachtas.ie

 

Think her email address will be changed to........... clare.daly@dolequeue.com :laugh: :laugh:

[dytkos 17,802]

Well I think it's a shame :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

 

Cheers, D.

[Attack Fell Terrier 864]

Speaking of drink driving in Ireland I seen some council worker asking if they could let a few of the locals in the area he works for drink drive because they get lonely in the house lol. The fella looked like he'd had a few tots before the interview himself lol. I couldn't believe what he was asking, especially a man in his position lol.

 

it was passed by kerry council, will be taken before the government. cant say its a bad idea in rural areas really, the number of suicides in rural ireland, especially in the west, far outnumbers the numbers killed on the roads in those areas, mostly down to loneliness.

 

I don't know mate, let them them drink drive and see the mayhem that ensues. Alchohol is a contributing factor to mental health problems and does have a hand in people commiting suicide the world over. If loneliness is such a problem then why not just jump in a taxi like everyone else does?

 

I don't mean to sound like I'm looking down my nose at people in those positions, believe me I know all to well about struggling with mental issues but I can't see how this is going to help those poor people who find themselves in such a desperate position. What ever the case I hope they're able to find a solution to the problems they're going through over there.

 

what i mean is, you would be a lot less depressed in the pub with mates than if you were in a house drinking by yourself, staring at the same four walls.

 

That is true, but if the council over there are so concerned about this then could they not sort some sort of transport rather than have people drink and drive? I think allowing people to drink drive is a real bad idea.