Bus strike

[EIFII]

I think your a liar buy the way. Back you statement up.

Care to clarify to which statement you refer?

[EIFII]

Lets start here.

Ok I admit the bus app doesn't tell you what the driver had for breakfast that was a needless exaggeration. But the app does tell you what route number to use to get to your destination, when the next bus comes etc

[EIFII]

Lets start here.

And London buses are run by a number of private companies. One of which is a French public company. Another of which is First, which runs many bus services across the UK as well as the blue air coach services here in Ireland

[EIFII]

Lets start here.

It is nonsense to believe that the public sector can run bus or train services better than the private sector, properly regulated. Though I will admit that the railway privatisation in the UK was unnecessarily complex and expensive.

The sooner Donoghue gets around to selling the remaining stake in Aer Lingus too the better

[mr gear]

what was the traffic like this morning around dublin
anyone know

[Stella]

what was the traffic like this morning around dublin
anyone know

Grand canal area was maybe a slightly worse than usual in the morning hours, very quiet ever since....

[bollocks]

This post I will make sure comes bank to haunt you.

Private sector workers get paid less. However they can have incentives

[EIFII]

This post I will make sure comes bank to haunt you.

Loving the irony leave the banker wankers out of it

[Dub Lad]

Extra gardai on duty to make sure we don't use bus lanes. Stupid or what?

How is it stupid, you do know ambulances etc use the bus lanes right? Try not to be so narrow minded, I am sure you'd be greatful if a loved one had to be rushed to hospital, the use of the bus lane would help alot.

[Dub Lad]

Utter nonsense. Dublin bus languishes in the 1970s whereas London buses are privatised and run by French public utilities paid for by the French tax payer. And you can't cross the street in central London without getting knocked down by a red double decker. You get a nifty bus app in London too, that tells you when Gary will be arriving at your bus stop to bring you to your destination, as well as what he had for breakfast.
In Dublin if you are not on the 46a route, you may as well walk

But you get that here aswell, how exactly is it the 1970's, just explain that statement, proof and evidence. Or is it just inane random shit your spewing cause you haven't a fucking clue.

1970's ahhh ask me balls.