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Thanks mate
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Which are best at the military?
Jaysus
Every cloud has a silver lining
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Government have their priorities and its not student housing. Anyone notice how bad the traffic is these days with most students driving long distances to college everyday.
Thanks buddy, but we couldn’t have managed it without you fellas playing the ‘spinster school mistress losing control of her class’ role
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More arson by fascists. And still no arrests.
These far right bastards should be beaten and water cannoned… according to Glas, Mike Hunt and Sidney
https://twitter.com/JOEdotie/status/1747980621501047178?t=BnJoyBXYnnCkV1_dwr7Sgg&s=19
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Why have these people refused to disassociate themselves from the likes of Philip Dwyer and Peter Madden?
Why are the far right always welcome at these demonstrations? Why are they always the dominant voice?
The first speaker literally addresses that in fairness
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Selective editing of the interviews perhaps?
They are just pure spoilt and you can blame nobody except the parents as they have probably bought them the cars.
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Maybe you could blame your generation for the housing crisis which means they have to drive?
They are too precious to take a bus.
The country is booming when every student can afford a car.
Jasus, don’t be blaming me for the housing crisis.
My point is, many of these lads could get public transport but it might mean a spin to the bus from the parents or a bit of a walk with their school bag.
Berating students who can’t afford to live near college for driving to college seems a bit ridiculous to me, but each to their own.
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Probably not near public transport links either.
A hint of Irish begrudgery as well off the post
Christ 
I’m berating student laziness.
I can only give examples I know off. I’ve two nephews, one near Bunclody and one near Bantry.
Both drive to UL every week, home weekends. Both stay in Castletroy. Walk to college. Parking spaces are premium. Sometimes they have to park over 100yds from their accommodation. The Bantry lad has a friend takes a lift up with him. He could only get a place to stay in the student village in LIT. Has to bus it over and back to UL every day.
I’ve a brother living 15 min cycle from UCG but has four students living in Dublin City centre. All using public transport. His kids knew the score day one. If they wanted to go to college in Dublin that’s what they’d have to do.
My sister nursed in Dublin and bought a house in Rathmines. She moved down to Waterford after marriage and they rented and really struggles to keep the house in Dublin. Their kids were told. Pick a course in UCD and stay in Rathmines or you’re on your own. All three did just that. Again public transport.
Just a few stories but the common denominator is the parents attitude to parenting, basically.
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