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Tailbacks on Headford Rd last night

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  • 02-12-2011 2:35pm
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    MattKid
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    Anyone know why?

    I saw a Garda sitting in his car with his blue lights flashing for no apparent reason.

    Had there been an accident or was he just there for something to do having a laugh?


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    Mayo Miss
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    Accident.

    http://www.midwestradio.ie/mwr/news/5876-woman-injured-in-galway-collision-after-horse-crashed-through-her-windscreen.html


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    thesandeman
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    Strange that Mayo news are saying the horse was on the road while Galway news was saying she went off the road and hit the animal in the field.

    Either way the poor horse came out worst.


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    scholar007
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    thesandeman wrote: »
    Strange that Mayo news are saying the horse was on the road while Galway news was saying she went off the road and hit the animal in the field.

    Either way the poor horse came out worst.

    For a change on the curragh line the horse was in the field when it was hit - they are usually out on the road.


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    Me again!
    Closed Accounts Posts: 72 ✭✭Me again!


    MattKid wrote: »
    Anyone know why?

    I saw a Garda sitting in his car with his blue lights flashing for no apparent reason.

    Had there been an accident or was he just there for something to do having a laugh?

    They do it every now and again to keep nosey people thinking!


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    Audioslaven
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    I wonder did they get the owner of the horse.......


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    RichT
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    Audioslaven wrote: »
    I wonder did they get the owner of the horse.......

    I'll think you will find it belonged to a certain 'community' at Carrowbrowne, so expect no charges to be made. :mad:


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    Mrs OBumble
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    Audioslaven wrote: »
    I wonder did they get the owner of the horse.......

    What for - keeping the horse in a field, where some motorist could run it over?vv:rolleyes:


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    12 element
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    JustMary wrote: »
    What for - keeping the horse in a field, where some motorist could run it over?vv:rolleyes:

    Um did you not see that it has been reported in some places that the horse was on the road?


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    Audioslaven
    Registered Users Posts: 1,387 ✭✭✭Audioslaven


    RichT wrote: »
    I'll think you will find it belonged to a certain 'community' at Carrowbrowne, so expect no charges to be made. :mad:


    Ya, Who owns the horse.... Not me boss!!!


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