Armed Support Units for "major" Irish cities

DickoHara · 14-06-2017 9:46pm

fuzzy dunlop wrote: »

Means f*ck all if they are not spending the money. It seems like 100000 or so are getting off the bus, taking a selfie and going where the action is which is Waterford. Granted Kilkenny is the hen night capital of the South East but most places are trying to move away from that particular Jeremy Kyle freak show.

What action is in Waterford waiting for the Arabs to come bail ye out the yanks left the glass factory to ye because of shoddy workmanship strike culture down here,

zurbfoundation · 14-06-2017 9:56pm

How didn't this boil down to a KK vs Wahford slagging match?

gw80 · 14-06-2017 10:06pm

DickoHara wrote: »

What action is in Waterford waiting for the Arabs to come bail ye out the yanks left the glass factory to ye because of shoddy workmanship strike culture down here,

Ha, you sound like the bull mccabe, from the field,ðŸ˜

Deiseen · 14-06-2017 11:14pm

DickoHara wrote: »

fuzzy dunlop wrote: »

Means f*ck all if they are not spending the money. It seems like 100000 or so are getting off the bus, taking a selfie and going where the action is which is Waterford. Granted Kilkenny is the hen night capital of the South East but most places are trying to move away from that particular Jeremy Kyle freak show.

What action is in Waterford waiting for the Arabs to come bail ye out the yanks left the glass factory to ye because of shoddy workmanship strike culture down here,

Tourists spending €30 million euro more down here. The facts don't lie.

Deiseen · 14-06-2017 11:16pm

The floodgates have opened now. Does one person notify other people that there's a KK v Waterford thing happening or do they just hang around here?

gobo99 · 14-06-2017 11:18pm

Deiseen wrote: »

Tourists spending €30 million euro more down here. The facts don't lie.

Kilkenny will have to start selling some Czech glass to boost the figures. Waterford is clearly thriving with all that cash...

gobo99 · 14-06-2017 11:20pm

Deiseen wrote: »

The floodgates have opened now. Does one person notify other people that there's a KK v Waterford thing happening or do they just hang around here?

If you wait long enough every thread in the waterford forum turns into a Kilkenny thread.

greenspurs · 15-06-2017 7:45am

fuzzy dunlop wrote: »

Means f*ck all if they are not spending the money. It seems like 100000 or so are getting off the bus, taking a selfie and going where the action is which is Waterford. Granted Kilkenny is the hen night capital of the South East but most places are trying to move away from that particular Jeremy Kyle freak show.

So good you had to post it trice ??

Hows yere lemons ??

:D:D:D

fuzzy dunlop · 15-06-2017 9:29pm

greenspurs wrote: »

fuzzy dunlop wrote: »

Means f*ck all if they are not spending the money. It seems like 100000 or so are getting off the bus, taking a selfie and going where the action is which is Waterford. Granted Kilkenny is the hen night capital of the South East but most places are trying to move away from that particular Jeremy Kyle freak show.

So good you had to post it trice ??

Hows yere lemons ?? :D:D:D

I posted once. Not my fault the site is completely unstable! As for Lemons? I wouldn't know. I am from Waterford posting on a Waterford forum. Not some Kilkenny douche who is proud that their city is a rest stop for visitors to Waterford:P

fuzzy dunlop · 15-06-2017 9:35pm

gobo99 wrote: »

Deiseen wrote: »

Tourists spending €30 million euro more down here. The facts don't lie.

Kilkenny will have to start selling some Czech glass to boost the figures. Waterford is clearly thriving with all that cash...

And what did Kilkenny Design ever sell that was from Kilkenny? Virtually nothing! Waterford Crystal is a world brand recently bought for half a billion. Why don't you go to the Dublin forum and boast about Guinness being brewed mostly overseas? Probably because you'd look a bigger saddo if that were possible

fuzzy dunlop · 15-06-2017 9:39pm

DickoHara wrote: »

fuzzy dunlop wrote: »

Means f*ck all if they are not spending the money. It seems like 100000 or so are getting off the bus, taking a selfie and going where the action is which is Waterford. Granted Kilkenny is the hen night capital of the South East but most places are trying to move away from that particular Jeremy Kyle freak show.

What action is in Waterford waiting for the Arabs to come bail ye out the yanks left the glass factory to ye because of shoddy workmanship strike culture down here,

That must be why the Yanks bought it for half a billion Mr. Closed (Coward)Account.

fuzzy dunlop · 15-06-2017 9:48pm

greenspurs wrote: »

Deiseen wrote: »

A whole 1.5%! Could you tell me how much the tourists spend in Kilkenny? Waterford must be behind on the spend too surely....

Nope.... I dont care. My work here is done....
Must head for Tramore, see if i can spot any ISIS members on the Prom ! :D:D:D:D:pac::p

Well you won't find ISIS in Kilkenny. They probably checked out the holocaust deniers in the Kilkenny Journal and realized there would be no work for them their:D

greenspurs · 16-06-2017 8:38am

Anyway ....
Any bargains in Dealz ? or Mr Price ? :P

Wanderer78 · 16-06-2017 8:41am

greenspurs wrote:

Anyway .... Any bargains in Dealz ? or Mr Price ?

No, just cheap ****

alta stare · 16-06-2017 8:52am

greenspurs wrote: »

Anyway ....
Any bargains in Dealz ? or Mr Price ? :P

You realise the only reason these type of stores are not operating in Kilkenny is because the cartel operating up there dont want any big stores upsetting their monoply. Sure isnt it also the reason Tesco isnt trading in the town.

You also have an one Aldi store and two Lidl stores, a discount store up beside Market Cross so i guess discount stores are also desirable in your neck of the woods.

Plenty of jobs out of these stores, are you suggesting you would rather have people out of work than have these stores in your town or does your bitterness extend to more than just discount stores? the latter seems the more likely.

Deiseen · 16-06-2017 8:55am

alta stare wrote: »

greenspurs wrote: »

Anyway ....
Any bargains in Dealz ? or Mr Price ? :P

You realise the only reason these type of stores are not operating in Kilkenny is because the cartel operating up there dont want any big stores upsetting their monoply. Sure isnt it also the reason Tesco isnt trading in the town.

You also have an one Aldi store and two Lidl stores, a discount store up beside Market Cross so i guess discount stores are also desirable in your neck of the woods.

Plenty of jobs out of these stores, are you suggesting you would rather have people out of work than have these stores in your town or does your bitterness extend to more than just discount stores? the latter seems the more likely.

He probably works in Waterford.

alta stare · 16-06-2017 8:57am

Deiseen wrote: »

He probably works in Waterford.

In Dealz

Gaspode · 16-06-2017 8:41pm

OK get back on topic or thread will be closed. further personal attacks or name calling will result in bans.

greenspurs · 21-06-2017 4:12pm

Deiseen wrote: »

He probably works in Waterford.

No .....

Deise Vu · 21-06-2017 5:33pm

Noreen O'Sullivan is obviously an avid follower of the Waterford section of Boards. There were three or four checkpoints around town with armed gardai present at each of them today. Usually they are around to back up the local force when they are making intercultural enquiries but I haven't seen or heard anything yet.

Harry Palmr · 21-06-2017 5:49pm

I'd spotted the extra activity, with checkpoints in unusual places like the Upper Ballytruckle road by Ursuline Court, the start of the Williamstown road and so on.

deisemum · 21-06-2017 6:11pm

There were 4 gardai in pairs on foot patrol between St. Joseph's and Benildus and Ardkeen today, one pair each time I drove on that road at 9.30am, 9.50am and 2.20pm, 2 pairs at 2.50pm. They looked very young and I wondered if they were newly qualified gardai.

mooseknunkle · 21-06-2017 9:20pm

Deise Vu wrote: »

Noreen O'Sullivan is obviously an avid follower of the Waterford section of Boards. There were three or four checkpoints around town with armed gardai present at each of them today. Usually they are around to back up the local force when they are making intercultural enquiries but I haven't seen or heard anything yet.

There was supposedly 60 checkpoints over the last few days,72 over three days according to the Journal

http://www.thejournal.ie/gardai-waterford-arrests-3456897-Jun2017/?utm_source=twitter_self

http://www.wlrfm.com/news/local/118179-waterford-gardai-crackdown-on-crime.html