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Colm Donoghue · 23-01-2007, 10:13

Not much rail connections from Tir Eoghan or much of Cuige Uladh though.

I saw cars abandoned on the M1 just south of the M50 junction last year on the day of the ulster final.

I wonder if the Dublin city chamber of commerce will pay for a park and ride system to help the GAA out as the gaa acceded to their plaintive begging and let dublin city chamber of commerce make loadsa money off the backs of foreign games.

Or now that the port tunnel is almost over will the agricultural field where the tbm launch pit was be converted into a park and ride carpark
or will the park and ride carpark system be re-instigated beside Holy Child church. I'd say the only thing the corpo will do in fact is clamp cars parked in free parking spaces like years before. Actually they will probably make all spaces on the northside pay parking on a Sunday instead. and then clamp them.

Anyway I'm sure handing out a leaflet will prevent a group of 82000 people from causing any traffic problems. Well that and moving Quinns to the east side of Drumcondra road.

23-01-2007, 10:13	#3
Colm Donoghue Really Regular Poster Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 873	Not much rail connections from Tir Eoghan or much of Cuige Uladh though. I saw cars abandoned on the M1 just south of the M50 junction last year on the day of the ulster final. I wonder if the Dublin city chamber of commerce will pay for a park and ride system to help the GAA out as the gaa acceded to their plaintive begging and let dublin city chamber of commerce make loadsa money off the backs of foreign games. Or now that the port tunnel is almost over will the agricultural field where the tbm launch pit was be converted into a park and ride carpark or will the park and ride carpark system be re-instigated beside Holy Child church. I'd say the only thing the corpo will do in fact is clamp cars parked in free parking spaces like years before. Actually they will probably make all spaces on the northside pay parking on a Sunday instead. and then clamp them. Anyway I'm sure handing out a leaflet will prevent a group of 82000 people from causing any traffic problems. Well that and moving Quinns to the east side of Drumcondra road.