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At last!

mike65 · 2011-05-24 11:28:43

That dreadful stretch of road by the welfare offices on the cork road has dealt with - its flat, its smooth, its about time!

24-05-2011 12:28pm

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That dreadful stretch of road by the welfare offices on the cork road has dealt with - its flat, its smooth, its about time!

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#2 24-05-2011 12:34pm

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Yeah they took their time in repairing it. There was one patch you had to be careful going over it just outside Dunphys. Passed it this morning and looks like they're ready to paint the lines in.

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#3 24-05-2011 12:36pm

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The dry cleaners wont be happy, now that the puddle outside the HSE offices are gone, an awful lot of pedestrians got destroyed there with careless drivers.

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#4 24-05-2011 4:57pm

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wellboytoo wrote: »

The dry cleaners wont be happy, now that the puddle outside the HSE offices are gone, an awful lot of pedestrians got destroyed there with careless drivers.

Now if only someone would do something about the ones across from Smyths toyshop. Not just careless drivers too, plenty of carefree drivers out there. :mad:

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