A Moan Again, Naturally: Liveline 18/07/2019 to date

Park Royal

GAA folk should not be allowed to fill trains like they do, ordinary travellers should be facilitated first and foremost.

Let the GAA supporters take a hike.

McDermotX

Thanks Sandra

ButtersSuki

touts wrote: »

The train driver was driving erratically? It was very wobbolly in the gap between the carriages. There's someone who never set foot on a train before. As a young lad we used to play a game to see who could keep standing for the whole journey without touching a wall while standing in that area.

Used to do that too. We called it “indoor train surfing” so to speak.

Dan Jaman

Pity de poor fecker who was first in de loo.

"I've finished, can I get back out now?"

BPKS

I was on the train home from a match once and fellas nearly fell out the door when the doors opened too.

bottlebrush

You could use it alright but with an audience

Did anybody sneak a quick p1ss?

McDermotX

Of course they could use the loo........with an audience

touts

There were 4 or 5 people in the loo cubicle. Sounds like coppers on a Saturday night.

ButtersSuki

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

I'm a nurse so here's my opinion on the appropriate speed for trains.

You know you’re not allowed criticise nurses on Da Lahv Lahn, right?

StreetLight

Boggers in the bog.

Ally Dick

As long as nobody died, Irish Rail couldn't give a damn

jeremyj1968

Bring on Jonathan Irwin and talk to him about the HPV vaccine and whether it should be extended to boys, Ray. If you have the balls.

Hector Savage

But did this not happen every year on an AI final day ?

dvcireland

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Drogheda train most evenings

BPKS

Complain to Joe Duffy about The Hibernian Hotel in Mallow.

Why not complain to the hotel manager?

Park Royal

Its that price to keep the riff-raff out to hell.

McDermotX

The boom is back, baby.

touts

Next time she'll ask for the price first.

bottlebrush

Ah here. She handed over the money when she was asked. That was the time to question the price.

ButtersSuki

ButtersSuki wrote: »

You know you’re not allowed criticise nurses on Da Lahv Lahn, right?

Except midwives. they got a week of Lahvlahn derision.

jeremyj1968

The most expensive broadcaster in Ireland giving out about the most expensive food.

She came on liveline to wine

Sacré bleu, Isabella

Obviously a first class croissant

Dan Jaman

Krispy Korossont.

BPKS

First WOW of the day coming up surely after that matty matticks

bottlebrush

Make a few sandwiches before you go missus and bring it with you with a flask of tea

dvcireland

Brummie FM

SEPT 23 1989

Name the kip

BPKS

Isabella is 7 lads in case you didnt know.

And I didnt catch the husbands name first time so I expect we will hear that again too.

surferdudz

Keep up Joe....

Dan Jaman

Still had eyeballs of the horse in it?

she was eaten out in a lot of places???

Abominable food? Flies in the face of an item on Morning Ireland about Ireland being a Foodie destination for tourists

touts

It was 6.50 just for the crossant. Everything else I got with it was free Joe.

shearforce

oh FFS, I don't think I'm able for this sh1te today

rightmove

Omg this is amazing stuff today

bottlebrush

BPKS wrote: »

Isabella is 7 lads in case you didnt know.

And I didnt catch the husbands name first time so I expect we will hear that again too.

And going to river dance on less. She should have got a free croissant for that alone.

Go down to Glenmalure for a proper affordable meal.

Dan Jaman

Bisto?
Other shytie psuedo gravies are available.

rightmove

Who did not know how to speak

dvcireland

Get off the radio Fanny Craddock

It wasn't even real Bisto Joe, it was just some gravy they made themselves. Disgrace.

Hector Savage

Boom is back!!!!
Joke, some mouldy potatoes with Bisto ~ €20 .

F*ck Off Ireland!!

Park Royal

What about the Irish curry, spoonful of curry, spoonful of rice, half-plate of cabbage, half-plate of potatoes.

BarryD2

Irish Rail know how to charge, that's for sure. I guess someone has to pay for the wages that our friend Mr.Ogle, that great defender of the public rights, arranged for the staff.

dvcireland

Joe loves pesto in his stuffing

Actually, I've noticed that a lot of "stuffing" in sandwiches is a bit on the breadcrumby side....