When Queen Victoria visited her loyal subjects.
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The Jackeens all piled out that day
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The little boats are gone from the breast of Anna Liffy
The ferryman is stranded on the quay
Sure the Dublin docks is dying and a way of life is gone
And Molly it was part of you and me
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The rule supposedly is that if the test is negative he should remain isolated for 48 hours to ensure no further symptoms develop. but his school principal said not to bother with that and to throw him back into school 
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I don’t think the economic consequences of this are being appreciated. Thousands of businesses are limping along.
What is the point of that? Is there a significant problem with false negatives?
I have it - nose is running like a tap.
Not to mention the mental health wallop. They could do a lot worse than to pump money into that at the moment but as usual this country doesn’t seem to take it seriously.
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Themselves and Cark were bestowed with a ‘Lord Mayor’ as a reward for being good little subjects.
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Sure big Phil had to isolate for 14 days after a negative test
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That and being actual cities.
Dublin can be heaven with a coffee at 11 and a walk round Stephens Green.
I have no clue to be honest
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a thread before where @Tassotti has tried so hard to get a response to something and he’s been continually ignored by everyone. Its fascinating to watch. His internet superpowers might be declining.
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I remember that summer in Dublin, and the liffey as it stank like hell,
And the young people walking on Grafton street, and everyone looking so well,
I was singing a song I heard somewhere, called “Rock ‘n’ roll never forgets”,
When my hummin’ was smothered by a 46a and the scream of a low flying jet.
The same as we did the day of the 1916 Rising, while ye cunts were hiding under the bed fondling yisser sisters.
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