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On 1/4/2020 at 9:24 AM, Warbonnet said:

The Chinese; A great bunch of lads. 

Puts me in mind of the "farmers v meat factories" dispute of a few years ago.

At the local picket line, they became aware of a visit to the factory by a Chinese deputation and, so that they wouldn't be confused as to the technicalities of the issues under dispute, somebody had the superb idea of getting the lads in the nearby take-away to translate the placards properly.

Farmer blockade lifted at sister factory of Laois meat plant - Laois Live

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4 hours ago, Broithe said:

Puts me in mind of the "farmers v meat factories" dispute of a few years ago.

At the local picket line, they became aware of a visit to the factory by a Chinese deputation and, so that they wouldn't be confused as to the technicalities of the issues under dispute, somebody had the superb idea of getting the lads in the nearby take-away to translate the placards properly.

Farmer blockade lifted at sister factory of Laois meat plant - Laois Live

And the translation reads……

”Numma eighteen on menu extra flied lice and chips”

 

(I’ll show meself out…..) 

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On 30/3/2024 at 5:25 PM, irishmail said:

Are we going to have another production run of the Irish Deltic as the original sold out on the day of the announcement?   :)  

 

Hopefully with 888 units this time, Chinese lucky number, as I missed out last time!

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On 30/3/2024 at 5:12 PM, irishrailways52 said:

this thread is starting to remind me of the Liffey lesider railtour. between Dublin and Dundalk all I could hear in the compartment by the loco for the whole journey was father ted.

if only ms doyle where there to give me a cup of tea afterwords

Picture: Now This Is A First - Mrs Doyle Refuses A Cup Of Tea - Her.ie

"That's a particularly milky cup of tea, Mrs. Doyle..."

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