A bit unfair on the security guard.
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you are putting peoples lives at risk by travelling outside the five kilometre radius
He must be living in a working class area.
It has all the hallmarks of it.
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Itâs ok the security guard got a few days off on full pay to help cope with the stress of dealing with the situation and he needed after having to listen to woman screeching âclothes are not essentialâ.
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stop shopping in the knacker tesco fran and shop in bloomfields
im sure there are specific reasons in each country but there is no doubt that the spikes in the likes of rathoath are directly related to the GGA
âsalt o de eartâ types up around The 'noggin , the 'brack and the 'farm âŚ
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you working class pigdog
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Fitzgerald government, Lord Boyneside with the purse strings. It was Jim Kemmy who pulled the plug with regard to the numbers needed to pass it.
It wasnât an occasion for one of Brutonâs memorable donkey impressions. Hee-Hawwwww.
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It is a total mickey mouse lockdown this time. The guards seem to have stopped checkpoints and any that remain are half hearted attempts. We are getting away lightly compared to france for example.
The guards know its a cod of a lovkdown. They have better things to be doing
Sealing off kids clothes sections of supermarkets is where the fight against the virus frontline is now.
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Why shop abroad when you can buy guaranteed Irish?
Just give the state back to the clergy like before.
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I disagree, its easy money instead of actually doing some proper work, they want it to go on forever
Your lot really are just a Green Fine Gael
The Greens are just submissive FFG Patsys. Sent out lat week to bury the sins of FFG and the Catholic church. Sent home with their tae in a bio-degradable mug.