And for @croppy_boy’s hysteria.
McShane was on a dual carraigeway stretch according to this article.
https://www.donegaldaily.com/2020/09/18/gaa-star-mcshane-fined-after-driving-at-171kph-in-donegal/
It’s similar enough.
He’s in an even greater argumentative mood than normal, I’d steer clear
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A dual carriageway that has a ridiculous amount of car accidents, hence the speed limit.
Driving at 70kpmh going downhill around a long curve in the road.
Insane.
How does a dual carraigeway have accidents? Sounds to me like they should be raising the speed limit.
Seems like you are trying to tarnish the big bad nordies for all the speeding but the border is a two way process when it comes to us and if you look at the road deaths in Donegal, there’s not too many of them comprised of people from across the border.
He’s some man. He’s like a Japanese soldier on an atoll in early 1945. You’ll win but you’ll lose your humanity.
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You’d lose your licence if you got caught doing 170kmh in an 80 or 100 zone id say in Ireland.
McShane didn’t.
Only because he was a Tyrone footballer
What about that guy?
Motorway is 120km/h limit
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This guy.
I presume the excuse given in that case are the reason why he got off
Driving at lunatic speeds does seem to be normalised behaviour in Donegal
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Please refer to my post where I mentioned that there’s nothing to say that the Northern Registered cars I witnessed driving like idiots could well have been driven by Donegal people who did not sort out their VRT.
Presume?
Excuse?
It’s more of a roads issue in Donegal. A lot of the roads with blind bends and so forth and the fact Donegal people are in the main, mentalists.
2 year ban here for 168…down south
Yes, read the first line of the article. He was rushing home because he thought his son was in danger after already losing a different son.
Can you find any more?
Yeah. I’d make up something similar like that too.
Can’t find too many driving bans anyway?