Christmas DEADLINE spells death knell of Covid: Yuletide Liveline

Red Fred

Unlikely to be on two daze show:

What events can be run over Christmas. Lots of confusion about this.

Noisey builders. Drilling too much to take

Should frontline wurkers get a bonus, maybe a gift voucher.

Patrick Collins from yesterday [Clip]

Wash yizzer hands

PieOhMy

Confusion about new rules - there will be more confusion after joe tackles the topic

More noise levels- how many times will clip be played?

Bonus for front line workers? I got no bonus this year or any year for fear of what the public will think but it was double dole for some this week.

The missing girl story clip from yest. Looking back i think yest was one of the most boring shows in a while. More so the people than the topics, the self educated doctors etc

ButtersSuki

POSSIBLY on twodaze show dat I can't listen to so to speak as they say:

WAT events are allowed in hotels over Christmas and dat. More "confusion" (new word for Herr Duffy). Can a concert be allowed - wan a Herr Duffy's no doubt.

Noyiz levels again and dat.

Frontline Wurkers - should day get a bonus in de form of a waiving of fees, or a gift voucher so to speak?

A moving phone call from Patrick Collins whose sister was moooordered. Patrick wants his sister's remains returned. Completely inappropriate use of "Brilliant! Brilliant!" by Herr Duffy on dat clip.

Have a nice weekend folks, I won't be in.

Did anyone hear what's on twodaze show?

Roger_007

Deleted User wrote: »

Did anyone hear what's on twodaze show?

Whatever they may have heard, it will be something else entirely that will feature.:pac:

Roger_007

Roger_007 wrote: »

Whatever they may have heard, it will be something else entirely that will feature.:pac:

We live in hope for something better then.

TheHomeService

Any news on the missing phone?

Did the ne'er do well who had fallen on hard times hand it in to the Presbytery?

Atlantic Dawn

TheHomeService wrote: »

Any news on the missing phone?

Did the ne'er do well who had fallen on hard times hand it in to the Presbytery?

More than likely it's in some dodgy mobile shop for sale, ne'er do well would have been lucky to get the price of a package of cigarettes for it.

TheHomeService

First "so to speak" before 14.00?

BPKS

TheHomeService wrote: »

Any news on the missing phone?

Did the ne'er do well who had fallen on hard times hand it in to the Presbytery?

He put it into an open casket in the funeral home.

Unfortunately the coffin was buried in Joe's favourite graveyard Glasnevin Cemetery the following day.

Joe is currently trying to see if they can dig up the remains to get the phone.

BPKS

This was the one where none of the lads were wearing seatbelts after being out drinking.

TheHomeService

BPKS wrote: »

This was the one where none of the lads were wearing seatbelts after being out drinking.

Jesus! Will Duffy call this out?

Roger_007

Obviously this case has to go to a higher court with Chief Justice Duffy presiding!

BPKS

TheHomeService wrote: »

Jesus! Will Duffy call this out?

He did - WOW. And double WOW

Mad_maxx

How does a driver know if some passengers remove seat belts?

lertsnim

Mad_maxx wrote: »

How does a driver know if some passengers remove seat belts?

Sensors go off in my car though this wouldn't happen with all cars.

Atlantic Dawn

6 in a car that can take 5, none in the back wearing a seatbelt, whoy did her 20 year old son get in to the car?

It's not the drivers responsibility for seat belts for passengers over 18 as far as I know? Passengers over 18 get fined if not wearing a belt, those below that age the driver gets fined.

McGinniesta

He sat in the back of a cat with three other people with no seatbelt on.

Is that really the drivers fault?

TheHomeService

Waiting for first utterance of "boootiful buoy"

Atlantic Dawn

lertsnim wrote: »

Sensors go off in my car though this wouldn't happen with all cars.

Yes not a lot of cars have it for the rear seats.

TheHomeService

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

6 in a car that can take 5, none in the back wearing a seatbelt, whoy did her 20 year old son get in to the car?

It's not the drivers responsibility for seat belts for passengers over 18 as far as I know? Passengers over 18 get fined if not wearing a belt, those below that age the driver gets fined.

It's Liveline. The concept of personal responsibility is alien.

Mad_maxx

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

6 in a car that can take 5, none in the back wearing a seatbelt, whoy did her 20 year old son get in to the car?

It's not the drivers responsibility for seat belts for passengers over 18 as far as I know? Passengers over 18 get fined if not wearing a belt, those below that age the driver gets fined.

Knew that claim sounded questionable

BPKS

McGinniesta wrote: »

He sat in the back of a cat with three other people with no seatbelt on.

Is that really the drivers fault?

Well the driver was drinking pints that night, then allowed 5 others get into his car and he ended up crashing so he must bear most - but not all - of the responsibility.

McGinniesta

Fred West buried people in the back garden

TheHomeService

BPKS wrote: »

Well the driver was drinking pints that night, then allowed 5 others get into his car and he ended up crashing so he must bear most - but not all - of the responsibility.

Agreed.

I might sound heartless, but..

It was an accident. The driver didn't intend to hurt anyone. People who go out and intend to hurt people should go to prison. People who didn't should get a different punishment.

What does the caller want instead?



Bow-mount. Fecks sake Joe.

McGinniesta

BPKS wrote: »

Well the driver was drinking pints that night, then allowed 5 others get into his car and he ended up crashing so he must bear most - but not all - of the responsibility.

I wasnt aware that he'd been drinking. Then why did he get into the car with a drunk driver

Roger_007

Where is Joe going with this?
The case was dealt with in court.

buried

Lights on the pole. Yeah sure cause another accident at the same spot while you are at it.

Atlantic Dawn

BPKS wrote: »

This was the one where none of the lads were wearing seatbelts after being out drinking.

There was another case today where the driver was 6 times over the limit, doing 120 in an 80 and had some cocaine on him. A lot of these shock crashes are nothing to do with road safety or policing, it's fooking wreckless idiots and their thick friends taking part as passengers.

https://www.rte.ie/news/2020/1204/1182370-donegal-crash-inquests/

TheHomeService

Personal information being chucked around like snuff at a wake.

tupenny

I'm confused..
Is she annoyed with the sentence your man, his friend got, as in thought it's too lenient?

Pelvis Parsley

I wonder have we moved away from the elephant in the room of personal responsibility.

Slick fringed goons who plough through walls, or worse yet, innocent parties in the early hours of the morning, eulogised from the altar as, "a great lad (or a beeeeuuuwwwtofil soul) who loved his cars". And not a word about their habitual recklessness.

BPKS

Deleted User wrote: »

I might sound heartless, but..

It was an accident. The driver didn't intend to hurt anyone. People who go out and intend to hurt people should go to prison. People who didn't should get a different punishment.

What does the caller want instead?



Bow-mount. Fecks sake Joe.

Not so sure.

She just said it was at 5am.

They had been boozing.

Now I would have no problem with a fella having 2 maybe 3 pints at a stretch and driving 3 or 4 km home but what this driver did is the reason that drink driving rules are what they are now.

Mad_maxx

Guy who i knew 25 years ago drove drunk with four others after a football match, guy in passenger seat tragically killed, others not a scratch including a relative of mine

Driver was not held responsible to the best of my knowledge

McGinniesta

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

There was another case today where the driver was 6 times over the limit, doing 120 in an 80 and had some cocaine on him. A lot of these shock crashes are nothing to do with road safety or policing, it's fooking wreckless idiots and their thick friends taking part as passengers.

https://www.rte.ie/news/2020/1204/1182370-donegal-crash-inquests/

I'm responsible for bitching at the gardai but there isnt a damn thing they can do to stop people like this apart from sitting in every car every time the driver sits into it

gmisk

tupenny wrote: »

I'm confused..
Is she annoyed with the sentence your man, his friend got, as in thought it's too lenient?

Seemingly yes

Mad_maxx

TheHomeService wrote: »

Personal information being chucked around like snuff at a wake.

Thought the same

Roger_007

What does she want ? ...........A head on a plate?

Pelvis Parsley

What's she looking for out of this?

john123470

Gorgeous young buoy

jetfiremuck

FFs Duffy if this show is a teachable moment.....can you say something about 6 fellas in a car flying around with afew drinks in them.


What about the insurance clains....

gmisk

Four Christmas trees?!

BPKS

Pelvis Parsley wrote: »

What's she looking for out of this?

DPP appeal I assume

Atlantic Dawn

Pelvis Parsley wrote: »

What's she looking for out of this?

I think she wants someone to suggest a gun was put to his head to get in to the car.

TheHomeService

In a programme famed for pointless calls, this is ultra pointless.

McGinniesta

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

I think she wants someone to suggest a gun was put to his head to get in to the car.

He definitely demonstrated poor judgement.

Pelvis Parsley

Where did he Wuuuurk the tractor?

On a hurling pitch, Joe.

Atlantic Dawn

Such a waste of life, these people will not learn.

jetfiremuck

I drum it into my kids do not drink and drive...............ive even gone and collected them as needed .