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Hope For The Peace Process? We Can't Even Agree On The Name Of A Bridge
Aren't there real issues to deal with, like joblessness, lawlessness, parades?
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I don't think this is quite the same thing sandy, although you're right of course about "nothing new". But it seems unfair to drag the peace process in N. Ireland into it. This is the sort of petty local politicking which happens all over the British Isles. It matters to some and therefore it matters.
I don't think this issue is actually about the peace process is it? It's a rumpus about a bridge being renamed without due consultation. They could have renamed it the "Daniel O'Donnell Bridge" without telling anyone and there'd (probably more understandably) have been a fuss about that. One of the protesting councillors is a Labour party member I note, and the Labour Party (as just about all parties in the republic I think) supports the peace process.
"As for naming anything after Daniel O'Donnell, well, I would lead the objections. "
You'd need to be pretty sharp to get in the front of that queue Duncer!
I'm reminded of the (very) old joke about the IRA man with the armalite containing two bullets walking down the Falls Road one afternoon when he comes across Ian Paisley and Daniel O'D. So he shoots Danield O'D twice, just to make sure ...
You'd need to be pretty sharp to get in the front of that queue Duncer!
I'm reminded of the (very) old joke about the IRA man with the armalite containing two bullets walking down the Falls Road one afternoon when he comes across Ian Paisley and Daniel O'D. So he shoots Danield O'D twice, just to make sure ...
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