Ireland politics (Part 3)

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1649

Please God the Roderic O’Gorman punishment carbon taxes will not have a durable relationship with the Irish tax payer.

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1650

They are emigrating to more expensive places where they aren’t buying either mate

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1651

He knew you were going to Aintree

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1652

That’s hilarious. Wasn’t there a lad earlier saying Haughey would meet these lads and get it sorted.

Couldn’t have been more wrong :laughing:

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1653

The tractor didn’t cost 100k but it is worth that - well the cheaper ones are

1654

I presume the lads here who avail of the chaper fuel will thank the likes of Brian Buggy who not only faced down the government but also a lunatic wielding a billhook, and won.

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1655

We need to cut A&E funding to give more money to these agricultural contractors so they can buy BIGGER tractors.

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1656

I still dont know if i need to get up at 3am or 5am.

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1657

This Geoghegan lad wouldn’t be the sharpest tool in the box

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1658

Hmmm maybe not peace in our time

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1659

Let cancer patients eat cake

1660

Go early, more time to get the picture of the cold Coors for the Gram

1661

What’s going on mate?

1662

We’re not afraid of the army :grinning:

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1663

Diesel in Ireland, India and Spain should be the same

Riiiiiiiiiiiiiight

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1664

“We’re not afraid of the army” says Geoghean

This will get nasty tomorrow if the Government doesn’t collapse and give the lads what they want

1665

A meeting with the official trade associations being an important distinction I think

Id say Timmy Dooley has made this far worse

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1666

The middle class have been routed.

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1667

Earlier a meeting was going to end the protest…not they aren’t going home until a long list of demands…now to include the Barryroe oil field being reopened …are met!

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1668

This is now a reeling in the years footnote with footage played over Rein me in by Sam fender

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