[quote=“carryharry, post: 102799”]
No money for heating or food. But they had plenty of alcohol in the system. :strokechin:
Rough on the families but WTF like.
[/quote]yes fairly inaccurate reporting here. Drink is the story here not the cold but Reynolds was a longtime getting around to that.
Irish food industry having a mare over this. I reckon Simon Coveney will have to pony up here and sort this out no matter what the naysayers in the IFA say.
[quote=“Fagan ODowd, post: 102801”]
Irish food industry having a mare over this. I reckon Simon Coveney will have to pony up here and sort this out no matter what the naysayers in the IFA say.[/quote]
I went to Tesco this evening but then heard the news, needless to say I didn’t wait furlong.
[quote=“Titch, post: 102802”]
I went to Tesco this evening but then heard the news, needless to say I didn’t wait furlong.
[/quote]this will be yet another handicap for our beef industry.
Sad to see when our beef industry gets over one crisis someone else puts another hurdle in the way.
Shocking news for interracial relations.
Bart Simpson was right 20 years ago.
I believe the Minister bridled when he heard this news. In fact he nearly went off the rails.
Are the Taxpayers going to be saddled with the cost of cleaning up this mess Fagan?
If, as has been reported, this knowledge was available to the authorities in November, why are they only removing the frozen burgers from sale today?
That’s a very blinkered view.
My bad, i have the horse sweats here.
FFS.
Foal For Sale?
In fairness, meat of any variety is a step up from what I thought they put in frozen burgers.
The people who ate the burgers are in a stable condition.
Fuck your beef burger, I’ve got a horse inside :ph34r: