Done.
Done. There was no place on the form to comment on the rnli
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Going down to Higgins in a bit to get a shoulder of lamb.
Poor choice of words. Loyalists are staunch. Republicans are die-hard. Youâve just outed yourself as a RNLI prick.
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I have disturbing news for the forum.
There is an RNLI collection tin in Higgins.
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You couldnât make that up. My guess is that @Big_Dan_Campbell has dropped it in there unbeknownst to anyone. Did you make an issue of it @Fagan_ODowd? Trash the shop?
No I didnât and I hadnât my phone with me so I couldnât take a photo of it. Still Sutton Cross is RNLI heartland so it shouldnât be too much of a surprise.
Not at all. This just shows us how devious the RNLI can be and the lengths theyâll go to to fleece hardworking folk like fingallians.
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higgins butchers is now on the list of rnli sympathiser butchers. They will rue the day they turned into a fundraising arm of sea faring loyalism.
I canât recall my vote. I feel like I have been conned into voting for the DUP. Devious cunts the rnli and their victualer sympathising network.
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He doesnât really look the type.
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Iâm in malahide for the day on Saturday.
Interesting to see if sylvesters still play creed next season, think they tried to protect their star half back by calling it âlocker room angerâ when it first emerged
So the native Irish kept Presbyterians as servants - seems like a proud history for the town.
The @Little_Lord_Fauntleroy 's grandmother was knee deep in fish guts to make a few quid. Interesting.
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Sons of Presbyterian servants - The Edge (St Margarets Road) and Adam Clayton (Ard Na Mara) brought great pride to Malahide.