There’s literally hundreds of threads for that sort of like bait.
People involved in the arts will be rightly seething at the double standards on operation yesterday
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Will they really ?
In 2020 and 2021, the health experts said we needed over 70% of adults vaccinated to achieve herd immunity.
We have now over 88% of adults who have at least their first shot.
Time to give people back their freedom.
Yes they will.
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Yes. There are thousands and thousands of people out of work/income over past 18 months.
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Literally!! Hundreds of threads for this shite
Of course they’d be angry, it’s shocking double standards
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If so, they should not be seething at the GAA people.
They should be seething at the government and health advisory committees.
The GAA themselves can do very little about the scenes on Dorset St
& not wearing masks in the ground?
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There’s at least two lads wearing masks there.
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Class after class of ugly, ugly children
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yep, two non scofflaws there, one lad coughing and spluttering in the middle
Lad there in white jersey about to cough on top of another lad… you couldn’t make it up …
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There’s one, if not two, forumites in that photo
@iron_mike standing up and clapping - trying to show he is a better Limerick fan than the rest as deep down he knows he is a cat
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Some big units there… The Ravenous thread will help join the dots I reckon …
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The GAA is the life blood of the country. People need it for health reasons…
We dont need some cunt from weston
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I don’t feel healthy after the weekend
This is not really an issue for LOI though is it? No crowds, no need for masks
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Look, this is ridiculous now,
Nobody is seething at the GAA, the problem is the double standards
But again, this is not the thread for it, take your like bait nonsense to one of the other threads where I will agree with you
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