@Bod95 proving himself to be an invaluable source in this pandemic.
TFK ahead of the curve again. I think someone on here had the inside on Gaybo a few days before he rolled a seven too.
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He can’t go taking information from Boards and passing it off as his own.
This isn’t the weather thread.
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Dublin City 2020
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How are the free taking classes going for him I wonder
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I was walking in Dublin 2 this morning at 9am. Was eerily quiet for a few minutes. Could not hear a car.
If ever a city relied upon both tourism and the so called business ecosystem its Dublin. Most European cities have tried to make their inner cities habitable again and are reaping the rewards. Paris and Munich are prime examples of this. Ireland and the Brits are the laggards of Europe. In Dublin its fund accountants and banking staff from Monday to Friday and when Friday comes its American tourists, Temple Bar and Carrolls gift shops. Dublin is a veritable ghost town at the moment and it is only now people are realising oh shit we have a problem here. As of now you dont have the college students, tourists or young professionals.
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I’d avoid a coffee shop with him in it
I’m a regular in Paris and it’s not a very nice city to visit anymore.
the damage is done, Dublin is gone, Ireland is gone, the only country in Europe with ridiculous restrictions still in place
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Its awful what has happened to our capital city.
Dublin in its pomp was a magical town.
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closing the pubs and that working from home bullshit has finished Dublin
It looks like Covid will fix Gaelic Football.
Was it only this time last year we were celebrating 5 in a row. Little did we know. The rare auld times.
Mentioned this yday but school told me would want 3 or more symptoms evident before sending home or require a test. Doesn’t appear to be standardised approach rather based on school own risk appetite
It was.
I had a great time inside in Neary’s one of the nights with Sam.
Keohes and these places will never be the same.
Over to Camden Street then and into Devitts. Going up those steps to listen to The Ferryman being belted out by the live band were really incredible times.
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When was that now?
The atmosphere in Camden St the night of the drawn game was something else. A year later the place is in ruins.
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that way of life is gone forever
Not much point in handing in his CV if the coffee shop isn’t even busy.
The night of the 3 in a row in 2017 was one of my favourites.
The last ever late September All Ireland. Every pub in the city was bouncing. The devastation of the Mayo crowd was something to behold.
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