Replying To Seanfan:  "Is there room enough for a light rail/tramline overground?
Airport to Broombridge perhaps?"

Replying To norajohnson:  "In 1924 the GAA built a new stand along the Jones Road side of the stadium and took the historic decision to name it the Hogan Stand The Association also promotes Irish music, song and dance and the Irish language as an integral part of its objectives .primarily due to the immense mental pressure and the immediate, severe consequences of a single mistake. Other positions frequently cited as the most difficult are center defensive midfielder and wingback, which are physically and mentally demanding due to high running loads and the requirement to balance attacking and defending duties.
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Replying To Square_B:  "A short extension from Finglas (whenever that will be built) to the Airport is all that would be needed. The Metro should still go ahead... the residents of Dartmouth Sq can't be let hold it up."

Replying To BarneyGrant:  "A 32 county Republic is not a "mythical place." It was voted for by the Irish people in 1918. The socialist part was stuck on later, ironically by the same people who not only abandoned a 32 county republic, but also any pretence to be socialist!

Sinn Féin are a run of the mill centre left liberal part. They have at last found their true home along with Bacik and Cairns and Murphy. Pity they didn't spare their own people and everyone else all the wasted lives in deaths, prison, and so on before it was handed over to carpet baggers who never had anything to do with the movement when it was pursuing its sole objective of Irish unity."

Replying To BarneyGrant:  "A 32 county Republic is not a "mythical place." It was voted for by the Irish people in 1918. The socialist part was stuck on later, ironically by the same people who not only abandoned a 32 county republic, but also any pretence to be socialist!

Sinn Féin are a run of the mill centre left liberal part. They have at last found their true home along with Bacik and Cairns and Murphy. Pity they didn't spare their own people and everyone else all the wasted lives in deaths, prison, and so on before it was handed over to carpet baggers who never had anything to do with the movement when it was pursuing its sole objective of Irish unity."