More bike show cancellations

I imagine they'd hope to get a ticket and if they didn't the
atmosphere in the towns in great if they don't manage it.

I know several people who have travelled to foreign places as my team
were playing there and managed to pick up tickets while they were
there.

On one trip to Amsterdam where one of our crowd didn't get a ticket
and watched the game in a bar in town. from the tales (even though we
won) he had a better time than those of us who went to the game.
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Thank God.

 

I assumed she was labelliung each with just one of the attributes
quoted. Which is which I couldn't tell.

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I had a fixed term, non-renewable contract in a university notorious
as a crap employer [1]. Dublin was, and is, ridiculously expensive
(think London prices for housing without London weighting on pay),
with a rubbish transport system and health service (do people here
know how grateful they should be for the NHS, even in its current
state). If I had had a permanent job, or some hope of getting one, it
might have been worth sticking it out. I didn't, so I left three years
before the end of my contract. As it turned out, there was a hiring
freeze around the time my contract would have ended, so I would not
have had a permanent job anyway.

1: I know somebody there who is currently working as a researcher on
quite a high salary. He has got a lecturing post and has been told
that he will start, like all new lecturers, at the bottom of the
appropriate scale---a 10-20k pay cut.

 

See the Republic isn't so great! or rather it is for a few Irish people
who have made huge money and a lot of windblown who have come in with
the Financial Sector and a lot of money.

 

Nice one.
--
Dave
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"It's a moron working with power tools.
How much more suspenseful can you get?"
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Actually, it is very good for those people who managed to keep it
together during the 1980s, which were truly, truly shite in Ireland,
because they have their mortgages paid off and they have well-paid
work. If you have some skills and you want to work, you can find work
in Ireland. The problems come from the living expenses and the general
aggravation of living in Dublin or, worse, commuting into Dublin from
80 miles away (the Dublin commuter belt now includes Belfast).

 

It was? damn

First business we got involved in (Croft Communications) was the year
Guerin got hers (1). Things were deffo looking up by then.

So you had to start from a kinda middle class situation.

It is certainly a prime example of unfettered Capitalism (greed)

 

Half a pisstake: it's still economically better than Norn Iron.

Not really: when I think of `mortgages paid off', or at least well on
the way to being paid off, I'm thinking of people like my
mother. Anyone who got through the eighties, had a job, and had bought
a house before the mid nineties is sitting pretty.

And you object to capitalism?

 

Unfettered? of course. My business politics are way left.

 

On Thu, 15 May 2008 22:12:46 +0100, Veggie Dave

Tis true.

http://www.stratford.gov.uk/news/news.cfm/current/1/item/427

 

Don't care, it still hit the laugh switch.


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And Carlow/Kilkenny for the past few years, ffs. An 80 mile commute,
while exceptional, isn't all that big a deal on UK motorways, but is
shite on the main roads here, though things are/have improving,
depending on the route.
I don't visit Dublin much, but the past few times I left Dublin at
commuter hometime to get back to the South East I was in the same group
of vehicles all the way down country, ~100miles.
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"It's a moron working with power tools.
How much more suspenseful can you get?"
- House