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why didnt bat o'keefe

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  • 11-01-2010 1:45pm
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    AJ STYLES
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    just say schools back to normal from tommorow rather than leaving it up in the air like this?


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    Lola92
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    He's a member of the Irish government, practicality and logic don't really come into it!


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    Mazda
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    Some schools wont be able to open due to burst pipes etc. and in some places its still to icy so its up to each individual board of management to decide whether its safe or not for people to go to school. I know for definite i'll be back tomorrow :( boo!


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    yenoBAYUB
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    yeah i reckon i will be too...


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    Lawliet
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    AJ STYLES wrote: »
    just say schools back to normal from tommorow rather than leaving it up in the air like this?
    Because maybe the entire country isn't in the same condition as where you are, and some schools wont be back to normal for another few days at least.


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    AJ STYLES
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    im from dublin the place with highest population so really dublin is most important. i'm sure small towns have local radio.


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    SligoBrewer
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    AJ STYLES wrote: »
    i'm from dublin...dublin is most important. .

    What is there to be said but
    :eek: and :rolleyes:


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    Orlaladuck
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    I can see what you mean - there is a lot of schools in dublin - but local radios do Nothing for alot of schools. It's still up to the school itself to call in and decide whether they're open or not.


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    Lawliet
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    SligoBrewer wrote: »
    What is there to be said but
    :eek: and :rolleyes:
    That's just...yeah

    Anyway AJ STYLES despite your views, O'Keeffe does have to take into account all of Ireland, not just Dublin. He couldn't say all schools would be open tomorrow, because a lot of them simply wouldn't be able to open.


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    cork*girl
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    because Cork is still covered in snow? so if he said that schools back to normal from tomorrow then it would count all schools down here and the roads are not safe and then it would be dangerous!!


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    stainluss
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    AJ STYLES wrote: »
    im from dublin the place with highest population so really dublin is most important. i'm sure small towns have local radio.

    actually everywhere outside dublin combined has a higher population than ye, were more important;)


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    jd007
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    SligoBrewer wrote: »
    What is there to be said but
    :eek: and :rolleyes:

    I'd say mostly :rolleyes:


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    Crow92
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    stainluss wrote: »
    actually everywhere outside dublin combined has a higher population than ye, were more important;)

    Your from wicklow, it's basically sub dublin;) along with kildare meath and louth :D


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