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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating"
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff "
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping  |
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping "
Irelands second biggest export machinery including farming 5.1% congratulations on your ignorance |
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over a year ago
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Irelands second biggest export machinery including farming 5.1% congratulations on your ignorance "
Incorrect , fake news , |
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Irelands second biggest export machinery including farming 5.1% congratulations on your ignorance
Incorrect , fake news , "
Well that's me told  |
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over a year ago
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Irelands second biggest export machinery including farming 5.1% congratulations on your ignorance
Incorrect , fake news ,
Well that's me told "
It’s wrong Chris, check your facts  |
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Irelands second biggest export machinery including farming 5.1% congratulations on your ignorance "
you attempted to denegrate an entire country
stop squirming, you knew what you were doing |
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Irelands second biggest export machinery including farming 5.1% congratulations on your ignorance
you attempted to denegrate an entire country
stop squirming, you knew what you were doing"
And they say woke virtue signalling is dead lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Irelands second biggest export machinery including farming 5.1% congratulations on your ignorance
you attempted to denegrate an entire country
stop squirming, you knew what you were doing
And they say woke virtue signalling is dead lol "
Are you still attacking people who aren't racist?
Because if so, that's not funny and I'm out again.
I much prefer your Alan partridge pro brexit character than your Alf Garnet bigot character. |
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Irelands second biggest export machinery including farming 5.1% congratulations on your ignorance
you attempted to denegrate an entire country
stop squirming, you knew what you were doing
And they say woke virtue signalling is dead lol "
another attempt to divert |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping "
Is calling a nation 'a nation of farmers' now racist? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Is calling a nation 'a nation of farmers' now racist? "
It is lazy stereotyping. Is Bournemouth a ‘town of pensioners ‘ ? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Is calling a nation 'a nation of farmers' now racist? "
It's not a racist statement, it's an unhelpful national stereotype, repeated here by a poster who has a history of being offended by people who aren't racist.
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Is calling a nation 'a nation of farmers' now racist?
It is lazy stereotyping. Is Bournemouth a ‘town of pensioners ‘ ? "
I'm crying my eyes out laughing now |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Is calling a nation 'a nation of farmers' now racist?
It is lazy stereotyping. Is Bournemouth a ‘town of pensioners ‘ ?
I'm crying my eyes out laughing now "
No surprise, it’s like saying Brexit voters are thick, just lazy stereotyping, worrying statement |
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Is calling a nation 'a nation of farmers' now racist?
It is lazy stereotyping. Is Bournemouth a ‘town of pensioners ‘ ?
I'm crying my eyes out laughing now
No surprise, it’s like saying Brexit voters are thick, just lazy stereotyping, worrying statement "
I'm appalled where did you get the thought "Bournemouth is a town of pensioners from" lol? Shocking ageist behaviour bahahahahah. |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Is calling a nation 'a nation of farmers' now racist?
It is lazy stereotyping. Is Bournemouth a ‘town of pensioners ‘ ? "
No mate its not you obviously have never been, before covid it used to be buzzing every weekend. Why would you steriotype a town like that? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Is calling a nation 'a nation of farmers' now racist?
It is lazy stereotyping. Is Bournemouth a ‘town of pensioners ‘ ?
I'm crying my eyes out laughing now
No surprise, it’s like saying Brexit voters are thick, just lazy stereotyping, worrying statement
I'm appalled where did you get the thought "Bournemouth is a town of pensioners from" lol? Shocking ageist behaviour bahahahahah. "
Same place you got ‘Ireland is a nation of farmers ‘ from. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Is calling a nation 'a nation of farmers' now racist?
It is lazy stereotyping. Is Bournemouth a ‘town of pensioners ‘ ? No mate its not you obviously have never been, before covid it used to be buzzing every weekend. Why would you steriotype a town like that? "
I was making an unfounded and lazy stereotype to highlight Chris’s ignorance |
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Is calling a nation 'a nation of farmers' now racist?
It is lazy stereotyping. Is Bournemouth a ‘town of pensioners ‘ ? No mate its not you obviously have never been, before covid it used to be buzzing every weekend. Why would you steriotype a town like that?
I was making an unfounded and lazy stereotype to highlight Chris’s ignorance "
According to demographics data average age Bournemouth 43 years old, national average 40, so no, no it's not a "town of pensioners".
Congrats on insulting them though, you need to be more Woke lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Is calling a nation 'a nation of farmers' now racist?
It is lazy stereotyping. Is Bournemouth a ‘town of pensioners ‘ ? No mate its not you obviously have never been, before covid it used to be buzzing every weekend. Why would you steriotype a town like that?
I was making an unfounded and lazy stereotype to highlight Chris’s ignorance
According to demographics data average age Bournemouth 43 years old, national average 40, so no, no it's not a "town of pensioners".
Congrats on insulting them though, you need to be more Woke lol "
Is being a pensioner a bad thing? Or are you offended by my lazy attempt at stereotyping? |
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Is calling a nation 'a nation of farmers' now racist?
It is lazy stereotyping. Is Bournemouth a ‘town of pensioners ‘ ? No mate its not you obviously have never been, before covid it used to be buzzing every weekend. Why would you steriotype a town like that?
I was making an unfounded and lazy stereotype to highlight Chris’s ignorance
According to demographics data average age Bournemouth 43 years old, national average 40, so no, no it's not a "town of pensioners".
Congrats on insulting them though, you need to be more Woke lol
Is being a pensioner a bad thing? Or are you offended by my lazy attempt at stereotyping? "
You mentioned pensioners, not me, how do you view them? Negatively it sounds like.
I think you need some Woke education classes so you can check your priveledge |
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Is calling a nation 'a nation of farmers' now racist?
It is lazy stereotyping. Is Bournemouth a ‘town of pensioners ‘ ?
I'm crying my eyes out laughing now
No surprise, it’s like saying Brexit voters are thick, just lazy stereotyping, worrying statement
I'm appalled where did you get the thought "Bournemouth is a town of pensioners from" lol? Shocking ageist behaviour bahahahahah.
Same place you got ‘Ireland is a nation of farmers ‘ from. "
263,000 people in Ireland employed in agriculture out of a total working population of 2.3 million, so 12%
You must know by now, I work off facts |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Is calling a nation 'a nation of farmers' now racist?
It is lazy stereotyping. Is Bournemouth a ‘town of pensioners ‘ ? No mate its not you obviously have never been, before covid it used to be buzzing every weekend. Why would you steriotype a town like that?
I was making an unfounded and lazy stereotype to highlight Chris’s ignorance
According to demographics data average age Bournemouth 43 years old, national average 40, so no, no it's not a "town of pensioners".
Congrats on insulting them though, you need to be more Woke lol
Is being a pensioner a bad thing? Or are you offended by my lazy attempt at stereotyping?
You mentioned pensioners, not me, how do you view them? Negatively it sounds like.
I think you need some Woke education classes so you can check your priveledge "
Being a pensioner isn’t negative yet you stated that I had insulted Bournemouth by calling them a town of pensioners . Is Ireland ‘a nation of farmers’? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Is calling a nation 'a nation of farmers' now racist?
It is lazy stereotyping. Is Bournemouth a ‘town of pensioners ‘ ?
I'm crying my eyes out laughing now
No surprise, it’s like saying Brexit voters are thick, just lazy stereotyping, worrying statement
I'm appalled where did you get the thought "Bournemouth is a town of pensioners from" lol? Shocking ageist behaviour bahahahahah.
Same place you got ‘Ireland is a nation of farmers ‘ from.
263,000 people in Ireland employed in agriculture out of a total working population of 2.3 million, so 12%
You must know by now, I work off facts "
88% don’t work in farming , doesn’t sound like a nation of farmers to me |
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Is calling a nation 'a nation of farmers' now racist?
It is lazy stereotyping. Is Bournemouth a ‘town of pensioners ‘ ?
I'm crying my eyes out laughing now
No surprise, it’s like saying Brexit voters are thick, just lazy stereotyping, worrying statement
I'm appalled where did you get the thought "Bournemouth is a town of pensioners from" lol? Shocking ageist behaviour bahahahahah.
Same place you got ‘Ireland is a nation of farmers ‘ from.
263,000 people in Ireland employed in agriculture out of a total working population of 2.3 million, so 12%
You must know by now, I work off facts
88% don’t work in farming , doesn’t sound like a nation of farmers to me "
Single biggest sector employer after the public sector |
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Is calling a nation 'a nation of farmers' now racist?
It is lazy stereotyping. Is Bournemouth a ‘town of pensioners ‘ ?
I'm crying my eyes out laughing now
No surprise, it’s like saying Brexit voters are thick, just lazy stereotyping, worrying statement
I'm appalled where did you get the thought "Bournemouth is a town of pensioners from" lol? Shocking ageist behaviour bahahahahah.
Same place you got ‘Ireland is a nation of farmers ‘ from.
263,000 people in Ireland employed in agriculture out of a total working population of 2.3 million, so 12%
You must know by now, I work off facts
88% don’t work in farming , doesn’t sound like a nation of farmers to me
Single biggest sector employer after the public sector "
So Ireland isn’t a nation of farmers, glad you agree . |
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By *oggoneMan
over a year ago
Derry |
"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff "
I'm disappointed but not surprised. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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This is getting ridiculous now.
Fab didn't say Bournemouth was full of pensioners. He posed it as a rhetorical question. Actually there is a large pensioner cohort in Bournemouth but the uni students bring the median down to average levels.
Whilst Chris was wrong to Stereotype Ireland, I was simply asking if that statement was racist as that's what FFS took from it.
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By *oggoneMan
over a year ago
Derry |
"This is getting ridiculous now.
Fab didn't say Bournemouth was full of pensioners. He posed it as a rhetorical question. Actually there is a large pensioner cohort in Bournemouth but the uni students bring the median down to average levels.
Whilst Chris was wrong to Stereotype Ireland, I was simply asking if that statement was racist as that's what FFS took from it.
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Context matters. Given the poster's frequent calls for a new British empire, belittling another nation in such terms is not just a casual sideswipe. It displays a revolting mindset. |
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"This is getting ridiculous now.
Fab didn't say Bournemouth was full of pensioners. He posed it as a rhetorical question. Actually there is a large pensioner cohort in Bournemouth but the uni students bring the median down to average levels.
Whilst Chris was wrong to Stereotype Ireland, I was simply asking if that statement was racist as that's what FFS took from it.
Context matters. Given the poster's frequent calls for a new British empire, belittling another nation in such terms is not just a casual sideswipe. It displays a revolting mindset."
Nothing wrong in calling for a New Empire for the good of everyone, some might say a bit racist to make assumptions about the British character? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"This is getting ridiculous now.
Fab didn't say Bournemouth was full of pensioners. He posed it as a rhetorical question. Actually there is a large pensioner cohort in Bournemouth but the uni students bring the median down to average levels.
Whilst Chris was wrong to Stereotype Ireland, I was simply asking if that statement was racist as that's what FFS took from it.
Context matters. Given the poster's frequent calls for a new British empire, belittling another nation in such terms is not just a casual sideswipe. It displays a revolting mindset."
Also combined with this poster continually ridiculing anyone who is alert to injustice and racism.
It's a very sinister attitude. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"This is getting ridiculous now.
Fab didn't say Bournemouth was full of pensioners. He posed it as a rhetorical question. Actually there is a large pensioner cohort in Bournemouth but the uni students bring the median down to average levels.
Whilst Chris was wrong to Stereotype Ireland, I was simply asking if that statement was racist as that's what FFS took from it.
Context matters. Given the poster's frequent calls for a new British empire, belittling another nation in such terms is not just a casual sideswipe. It displays a revolting mindset."
It may be a revolting mindset. That doesn't make it racist. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Chris stereotyped Irish folk but he was not racist.
Saying he was and showing he 'has been' doesn't automatically make everything he says racist.
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I don't think anyone is saying he's racist.
But he's very outspoken against anti-racists. |
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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago
on the hill NordWest of |
For once our clowns here had their act together and ramped up direct ferry connections to the EU mainland. I haven't noticed any product shortages here (except for organic milk ), so it seems to work for us with the UK having to take the hit.
Almost 50 posts of non derailed squabbling triggered by one smug utterance to distract from economical changes caused through Brexit.
Fascinating but not in a good way. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"20 different mainstream farming equipment manufacturers in Eire, including Keenan, Hi-Spec and Major.
I'm something of an expert in the subject. "
For starters
Éire refers to the island of Ireland and not the Republic of Ireland |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Irelands second biggest export machinery including farming 5.1% congratulations on your ignorance "
Actually it isn’t
It’s 5th and this figure includes Computers which forms the majority of that figure
Pharmaceuticals: (36.8% of total exports)
Organic chemicals: (22.7%)
Optical, technical, medical apparatus: (7.6%)
Electrical machinery, equipment: (7.1%)
Machinery including computers: (5.1%) |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Reading through this thread
Just confirms as usual how ignorant the British actually are of anything to do with Ireland "
Only one or two.
Isn't it a bit ignorant to suggest all British people are as uninformed as the one guy on here? |
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Irelands second biggest export machinery including farming 5.1% congratulations on your ignorance
Actually it isn’t
It’s 5th and this figure includes Computers which forms the majority of that figure
Pharmaceuticals: (36.8% of total exports)
Organic chemicals: (22.7%)
Optical, technical, medical apparatus: (7.6%)
Electrical machinery, equipment: (7.1%)
Machinery including computers: (5.1%)"
I meant second biggest machinery export, my wording was slightly unclear. Worth bearing in mind Ireland doesn't make computers, I'm familiar with the Dell factory saga. |
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"Reading through this thread
Just confirms as usual how ignorant the British actually are of anything to do with Ireland
Only one or two.
Isn't it a bit ignorant to suggest all British people are as uninformed as the one guy on here?"
Some might even say racist |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Irelands second biggest export machinery including farming 5.1% congratulations on your ignorance
Actually it isn’t
It’s 5th and this figure includes Computers which forms the majority of that figure
Pharmaceuticals: (36.8% of total exports)
Organic chemicals: (22.7%)
Optical, technical, medical apparatus: (7.6%)
Electrical machinery, equipment: (7.1%)
Machinery including computers: (5.1%)
I meant second biggest machinery export, my wording was slightly unclear. Worth bearing in mind Ireland doesn't make computers, I'm familiar
with the Dell factory saga. "
It is worth bearing in mind that Ireland isn’t a ‘nation of farmers ‘ |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Irelands second biggest export machinery including farming 5.1% congratulations on your ignorance
Actually it isn’t
It’s 5th and this figure includes Computers which forms the majority of that figure
Pharmaceuticals: (36.8% of total exports)
Organic chemicals: (22.7%)
Optical, technical, medical apparatus: (7.6%)
Electrical machinery, equipment: (7.1%)
Machinery including computers: (5.1%)
I meant second biggest machinery export, my wording was slightly unclear. Worth bearing in mind Ireland doesn't make computers, I'm familiar with the Dell factory saga. "
Familiar with ploughing and now Dell?,wow aren’t you quite the expert on “Éire”
Ever heard of Intel? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Reading through this thread
Just confirms as usual how ignorant the British actually are of anything to do with Ireland
Only one or two.
Isn't it a bit ignorant to suggest all British people are as uninformed as the one guy on here?
Some might even say racist "
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Is calling a nation 'a nation of farmers' now racist?
It is lazy stereotyping. Is Bournemouth a ‘town of pensioners ‘ ?
I'm crying my eyes out laughing now
No surprise, it’s like saying Brexit voters are thick, just lazy stereotyping, worrying statement
I'm appalled where did you get the thought "Bournemouth is a town of pensioners from" lol? Shocking ageist behaviour bahahahahah.
Same place you got ‘Ireland is a nation of farmers ‘ from.
263,000 people in Ireland employed in agriculture out of a total working population of 2.3 million, so 12%
You must know by now, I work off facts "
And yet again your facts are wrong
That is the total figure working in the Irish agri industry
Not just Farmers |
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"Reading through this thread
Just confirms as usual how ignorant the British actually are of anything to do with Ireland
Only one or two.
Isn't it a bit ignorant to suggest all British people are as uninformed as the one guy on here?
Some might even say racist "
No |
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Irelands second biggest export machinery including farming 5.1% congratulations on your ignorance
Actually it isn’t
It’s 5th and this figure includes Computers which forms the majority of that figure
Pharmaceuticals: (36.8% of total exports)
Organic chemicals: (22.7%)
Optical, technical, medical apparatus: (7.6%)
Electrical machinery, equipment: (7.1%)
Machinery including computers: (5.1%)
I meant second biggest machinery export, my wording was slightly unclear. Worth bearing in mind Ireland doesn't make computers, I'm familiar with the Dell factory saga. "
Oh and ploughs aren’t the second largest machinery export out of the Republic of Ireland either
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Is calling a nation 'a nation of farmers' now racist?
It is lazy stereotyping. Is Bournemouth a ‘town of pensioners ‘ ?
I'm crying my eyes out laughing now
No surprise, it’s like saying Brexit voters are thick, just lazy stereotyping, worrying statement
I'm appalled where did you get the thought "Bournemouth is a town of pensioners from" lol? Shocking ageist behaviour bahahahahah.
Same place you got ‘Ireland is a nation of farmers ‘ from.
263,000 people in Ireland employed in agriculture out of a total working population of 2.3 million, so 12%
You must know by now, I work off facts
And yet again your facts are wrong
That is the total figure working in the Irish agri industry
Not just Farmers"
That's exactly what I said "employed in agriculture" maybe calm down a bit eh |
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Is calling a nation 'a nation of farmers' now racist?
It is lazy stereotyping. Is Bournemouth a ‘town of pensioners ‘ ?
I'm crying my eyes out laughing now
No surprise, it’s like saying Brexit voters are thick, just lazy stereotyping, worrying statement
I'm appalled where did you get the thought "Bournemouth is a town of pensioners from" lol? Shocking ageist behaviour bahahahahah.
Same place you got ‘Ireland is a nation of farmers ‘ from.
263,000 people in Ireland employed in agriculture out of a total working population of 2.3 million, so 12%
You must know by now, I work off facts
And yet again your facts are wrong
That is the total figure working in the Irish agri industry
Not just Farmers
That's exactly what I said "employed in agriculture" maybe calm down a bit eh "
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Is calling a nation 'a nation of farmers' now racist?
It is lazy stereotyping. Is Bournemouth a ‘town of pensioners ‘ ?
I'm crying my eyes out laughing now
No surprise, it’s like saying Brexit voters are thick, just lazy stereotyping, worrying statement
I'm appalled where did you get the thought "Bournemouth is a town of pensioners from" lol? Shocking ageist behaviour bahahahahah.
Same place you got ‘Ireland is a nation of farmers ‘ from.
263,000 people in Ireland employed in agriculture out of a total working population of 2.3 million, so 12%
You must know by now, I work off facts
And yet again your facts are wrong
That is the total figure working in the Irish agri industry
Not just Farmers
That's exactly what I said "employed in agriculture" maybe calm down a bit eh "
Maybe get your facts right
I know it might be news to you but there are people on this site from Ireland who do know what they are talking about and have verifiable facts to pull you on your bullshit |
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Irelands second biggest export machinery including farming 5.1% congratulations on your ignorance
Actually it isn’t
It’s 5th and this figure includes Computers which forms the majority of that figure
Pharmaceuticals: (36.8% of total exports)
Organic chemicals: (22.7%)
Optical, technical, medical apparatus: (7.6%)
Electrical machinery, equipment: (7.1%)
Machinery including computers: (5.1%)
I meant second biggest machinery export, my wording was slightly unclear. Worth bearing in mind Ireland doesn't make computers, I'm familiar with the Dell factory saga.
Familiar with ploughing and now Dell?,wow aren’t you quite the expert on “Éire”
Ever heard of Intel?"
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Irelands second biggest export machinery including farming 5.1% congratulations on your ignorance
Actually it isn’t
It’s 5th and this figure includes Computers which forms the majority of that figure
Pharmaceuticals: (36.8% of total exports)
Organic chemicals: (22.7%)
Optical, technical, medical apparatus: (7.6%)
Electrical machinery, equipment: (7.1%)
Machinery including computers: (5.1%)
I meant second biggest machinery export, my wording was slightly unclear. Worth bearing in mind Ireland doesn't make computers, I'm familiar with the Dell factory saga.
Familiar with ploughing and now Dell?,wow aren’t you quite the expert on “Éire”
Ever heard of Intel?
Yes, very impressive chip factory, doesn't make computers exactly as I said. Not sure what you are even arguing about now, you're just agreeing with me. "
Who said Intel makes computers,they make computer components which are included in the machinery figure which is Ireland’s fifth biggest export
As opposed to ploughs and 20 odd sheep
Keep typing son
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"Reading through this thread
Just confirms as usual how ignorant the British actually are of anything to do with Ireland
Only one or two.
Isn't it a bit ignorant to suggest all British people are as uninformed as the one guy on here?"
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"20 different mainstream farming equipment manufacturers in Eire, including Keenan, Hi-Spec and Major.
I'm something of an expert in the subject.
For starters
Éire refers to the island of Ireland and not the Republic of Ireland "
Beg pardon?
Are you actually Irish?
Eire is the country (Republic) of Ireland.
It is NOT the Island.
And you lecture me on ignorance?????
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Irelands second biggest export machinery including farming 5.1% congratulations on your ignorance
Actually it isn’t
It’s 5th and this figure includes Computers which forms the majority of that figure
Pharmaceuticals: (36.8% of total exports)
Organic chemicals: (22.7%)
Optical, technical, medical apparatus: (7.6%)
Electrical machinery, equipment: (7.1%)
Machinery including computers: (5.1%)
I meant second biggest machinery export, my wording was slightly unclear. Worth bearing in mind Ireland doesn't make computers, I'm familiar with the Dell factory saga.
Familiar with ploughing and now Dell?,wow aren’t you quite the expert on “Éire”
Ever heard of Intel?
Yes, very impressive chip factory, doesn't make computers exactly as I said. Not sure what you are even arguing about now, you're just agreeing with me.
Who said Intel makes computers,they make computer components which are included in the machinery figure which is Ireland’s fifth biggest export
As opposed to ploughs and 20 odd sheep
Keep typing son
It’s most enjoyable "
You listed "machinery including computers" as a category.
I am saying Ireland doesn't make computers.
Therefore it's machinery.
Can't say it any simpler than that. |
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"Apple company operates a 4,000-person factory in Cork, Ireland, that builds iMacs — and it’s the only Apple-owned manufacturing facility in the world.  "
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"Apple company operates a 4,000-person factory in Cork, Ireland, that builds iMacs — and it’s the only Apple-owned manufacturing facility in the world. "
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over a year ago
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"Apple company operates a 4,000-person factory in Cork, Ireland, that builds iMacs — and it’s the only Apple-owned manufacturing facility in the world.
Please can you tell that other guy that claims to be Irish that Eire is the Republic of Ireland and not the Island, cheers "
It's both. 
Éire (Irish) is Irish for "Ireland", the name of an island and a sovereign state. - wikipedia |
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"Apple company operates a 4,000-person factory in Cork, Ireland, that builds iMacs — and it’s the only Apple-owned manufacturing facility in the world.
Please can you tell that other guy that claims to be Irish that Eire is the Republic of Ireland and not the Island, cheers
It's both.
Éire (Irish) is Irish for "Ireland", the name of an island and a sovereign state. - wikipedia "
OK so he's wrong to say "it's not the Republic of Ireland" great thanks
Thought I was going mad there for a second |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating"
You will be upsetting the dwindling numbers of remoaners again |
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beatingYou will be upsetting the dwindling numbers of remoaners again"
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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago
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"Apple company operates a 4,000-person factory in Cork, Ireland, that builds iMacs — and it’s the only Apple-owned manufacturing facility in the world.
Please can you tell that other guy that claims to be Irish that Eire is the Republic of Ireland and not the Island, cheers
It's both.
Éire (Irish) is Irish for "Ireland", the name of an island and a sovereign state. - wikipedia
OK so he's wrong to say "it's not the Republic of Ireland" great thanks
Thought I was going mad there for a second "
He's not wrong. It's the Irish name for the Republic but also the name for the whole island. |
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"Apple company operates a 4,000-person factory in Cork, Ireland, that builds iMacs — and it’s the only Apple-owned manufacturing facility in the world.
Please can you tell that other guy that claims to be Irish that Eire is the Republic of Ireland and not the Island, cheers
It's both.
Éire (Irish) is Irish for "Ireland", the name of an island and a sovereign state. - wikipedia
OK so he's wrong to say "it's not the Republic of Ireland" great thanks
Thought I was going mad there for a second
He's not wrong. It's the Irish name for the Republic but also the name for the whole island. "
I reckon I'm more Irish than he is, you don't need to be loyal to him...
He specifically said it "isn't the Republic" which is demonstrably wrong. |
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By *oghunter33Woman
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"Apple company operates a 4,000-person factory in Cork, Ireland, that builds iMacs — and it’s the only Apple-owned manufacturing facility in the world.
I'm not dismissing it at all but they don't release any production figures? "
I'm not going to dig for production figures to squabble further but you can assume it's quite substantial as it is the European headquarters. Your imperialistic view of Ireland is rather outdated. Since the independence Roi has turned from the poor agricultural state to a nation with substantial pharmaceutical, medical, service and computer based technology sectors. Yet still proudly producing high quality food produce as well.  |
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"Apple company operates a 4,000-person factory in Cork, Ireland, that builds iMacs — and it’s the only Apple-owned manufacturing facility in the world.
Please can you tell that other guy that claims to be Irish that Eire is the Republic of Ireland and not the Island, cheers
It's both.
Éire (Irish) is Irish for "Ireland", the name of an island and a sovereign state. - wikipedia
OK so he's wrong to say "it's not the Republic of Ireland" great thanks
Thought I was going mad there for a second
He's not wrong. It's the Irish name for the Republic but also the name for the whole island.
I reckon I'm more Irish than he is, you don't need to be loyal to him...
He specifically said it "isn't the Republic" which is demonstrably wrong. "
Your more Irish than I am
Your some mixture of arrogant and ignorant
Éire refers to the island which is Ireland
We are talking about exports from
deep breath
the Republic of Ireland |
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Is calling a nation 'a nation of farmers' now racist?
It is lazy stereotyping. Is Bournemouth a ‘town of pensioners ‘ ? "
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Irelands second biggest export machinery including farming 5.1% congratulations on your ignorance
Actually it isn’t
It’s 5th and this figure includes Computers which forms the majority of that figure
Pharmaceuticals: (36.8% of total exports)
Organic chemicals: (22.7%)
Optical, technical, medical apparatus: (7.6%)
Electrical machinery, equipment: (7.1%)
Machinery including computers: (5.1%)
I meant second biggest machinery export, my wording was slightly unclear. Worth bearing in mind Ireland doesn't make computers, I'm familiar with the Dell factory saga.
Familiar with ploughing and now Dell?,wow aren’t you quite the expert on “Éire”
Ever heard of Intel?
Yes, very impressive chip factory, doesn't make computers exactly as I said. Not sure what you are even arguing about now, you're just agreeing with me.
Who said Intel makes computers,they make computer components which are included in the machinery figure which is Ireland’s fifth biggest export
As opposed to ploughs and 20 odd sheep
Keep typing son
It’s most enjoyable
You listed "machinery including computers" as a category.
I am saying Ireland doesn't make computers.
Therefore it's machinery.
Can't say it any simpler than that. "
“I am saying Ireland doesn’t make computers”
Another incorrect statement from you
It appears every time you open your mouth on this thread it’s to replace it with your other foot
Hollyhill is Apple's only self-operated manufacturing facility in the world.
Specifically, it builds iMacs to order. "There are almost 35,000 configurations possible," says one manager. "Shipping them from here saves the customer delivery time." It's not a comparatively high volume operation with under 15000 to 20,000 units per week. |
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Irelands second biggest export machinery including farming 5.1% congratulations on your ignorance
Actually it isn’t
It’s 5th and this figure includes Computers which forms the majority of that figure
Pharmaceuticals: (36.8% of total exports)
Organic chemicals: (22.7%)
Optical, technical, medical apparatus: (7.6%)
Electrical machinery, equipment: (7.1%)
Machinery including computers: (5.1%)
I meant second biggest machinery export, my wording was slightly unclear. Worth bearing in mind Ireland doesn't make computers, I'm familiar with the Dell factory saga.
Familiar with ploughing and now Dell?,wow aren’t you quite the expert on “Éire”
Ever heard of Intel?
Yes, very impressive chip factory, doesn't make computers exactly as I said. Not sure what you are even arguing about now, you're just agreeing with me.
Who said Intel makes computers,they make computer components which are included in the machinery figure which is Ireland’s fifth biggest export
As opposed to ploughs and 20 odd sheep
Keep typing son
It’s most enjoyable
You listed "machinery including computers" as a category.
I am saying Ireland doesn't make computers.
Therefore it's machinery.
Can't say it any simpler than that.
“I am saying Ireland doesn’t make computers”
Another incorrect statement from you
It appears every time you open your mouth on this thread it’s to replace it with your other foot
Hollyhill is Apple's only self-operated manufacturing facility in the world.
Specifically, it builds iMacs to order. "There are almost 35,000 configurations possible," says one manager. "Shipping them from here saves the customer delivery time." It's not a comparatively high volume operation with under 15000 to 20,000 units per week."
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Irelands second biggest export machinery including farming 5.1% congratulations on your ignorance
Actually it isn’t
It’s 5th and this figure includes Computers which forms the majority of that figure
Pharmaceuticals: (36.8% of total exports)
Organic chemicals: (22.7%)
Optical, technical, medical apparatus: (7.6%)
Electrical machinery, equipment: (7.1%)
Machinery including computers: (5.1%)
I meant second biggest machinery export, my wording was slightly unclear. Worth bearing in mind Ireland doesn't make computers, I'm familiar with the Dell factory saga.
Familiar with ploughing and now Dell?,wow aren’t you quite the expert on “Éire”
Ever heard of Intel?
Yes, very impressive chip factory, doesn't make computers exactly as I said. Not sure what you are even arguing about now, you're just agreeing with me.
Who said Intel makes computers,they make computer components which are included in the machinery figure which is Ireland’s fifth biggest export
As opposed to ploughs and 20 odd sheep
Keep typing son
It’s most enjoyable
You listed "machinery including computers" as a category.
I am saying Ireland doesn't make computers.
Therefore it's machinery.
Can't say it any simpler than that.
“I am saying Ireland doesn’t make computers”
Another incorrect statement from you
It appears every time you open your mouth on this thread it’s to replace it with your other foot
Hollyhill is Apple's only self-operated manufacturing facility in the world.
Specifically, it builds iMacs to order. "There are almost 35,000 configurations possible," says one manager. "Shipping them from here saves the customer delivery time." It's not a comparatively high volume operation with under 15000 to 20,000 units per week."
Yes I read that as well and that quote was from at least four years ago, as I said they don't release production figures, could be 10, could be a billion, who knows.
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"Apple company operates a 4,000-person factory in Cork, Ireland, that builds iMacs — and it’s the only Apple-owned manufacturing facility in the world.
Please can you tell that other guy that claims to be Irish that Eire is the Republic of Ireland and not the Island, cheers
It's both.
Éire (Irish) is Irish for "Ireland", the name of an island and a sovereign state. - wikipedia
OK so he's wrong to say "it's not the Republic of Ireland" great thanks
Thought I was going mad there for a second
He's not wrong. It's the Irish name for the Republic but also the name for the whole island.
I reckon I'm more Irish than he is, you don't need to be loyal to him...
He specifically said it "isn't the Republic" which is demonstrably wrong.
Your more Irish than I am
Your some mixture of arrogant and ignorant
Éire refers to the island which is Ireland
We are talking about exports from
deep breath
the Republic of Ireland "
OK can you let Brussels know because they've been using Eire on you name badges in Parliament, cheers
They're pretty incompetent as we all know aren't they |
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Irelands second biggest export machinery including farming 5.1% congratulations on your ignorance
Actually it isn’t
It’s 5th and this figure includes Computers which forms the majority of that figure
Pharmaceuticals: (36.8% of total exports)
Organic chemicals: (22.7%)
Optical, technical, medical apparatus: (7.6%)
Electrical machinery, equipment: (7.1%)
Machinery including computers: (5.1%)
I meant second biggest machinery export, my wording was slightly unclear. Worth bearing in mind Ireland doesn't make computers, I'm familiar with the Dell factory saga.
Familiar with ploughing and now Dell?,wow aren’t you quite the expert on “Éire”
Ever heard of Intel?
Yes, very impressive chip factory, doesn't make computers exactly as I said. Not sure what you are even arguing about now, you're just agreeing with me.
Who said Intel makes computers,they make computer components which are included in the machinery figure which is Ireland’s fifth biggest export
As opposed to ploughs and 20 odd sheep
Keep typing son
It’s most enjoyable
You listed "machinery including computers" as a category.
I am saying Ireland doesn't make computers.
Therefore it's machinery.
Can't say it any simpler than that.
“I am saying Ireland doesn’t make computers”
Another incorrect statement from you
It appears every time you open your mouth on this thread it’s to replace it with your other foot
Hollyhill is Apple's only self-operated manufacturing facility in the world.
Specifically, it builds iMacs to order. "There are almost 35,000 configurations possible," says one manager. "Shipping them from here saves the customer delivery time." It's not a comparatively high volume operation with under 15000 to 20,000 units per week.
Yes I read that as well and that quote was from at least four years ago, as I said they don't release production figures, could be 10, could be a billion, who knows.
"
So now you’ve gone from
Ireland increased its exports by selling ploughs and 20 sheep
To
Ireland doesn’t make computers
To
Querying the production figures for the Apple plant in cork
Everyone mind themselves please
There’s a gammon reversing at speed
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Irelands second biggest export machinery including farming 5.1% congratulations on your ignorance
Actually it isn’t
It’s 5th and this figure includes Computers which forms the majority of that figure
Pharmaceuticals: (36.8% of total exports)
Organic chemicals: (22.7%)
Optical, technical, medical apparatus: (7.6%)
Electrical machinery, equipment: (7.1%)
Machinery including computers: (5.1%)
I meant second biggest machinery export, my wording was slightly unclear. Worth bearing in mind Ireland doesn't make computers, I'm familiar with the Dell factory saga.
Familiar with ploughing and now Dell?,wow aren’t you quite the expert on “Éire”
Ever heard of Intel?
Yes, very impressive chip factory, doesn't make computers exactly as I said. Not sure what you are even arguing about now, you're just agreeing with me.
Who said Intel makes computers,they make computer components which are included in the machinery figure which is Ireland’s fifth biggest export
As opposed to ploughs and 20 odd sheep
Keep typing son
It’s most enjoyable
You listed "machinery including computers" as a category.
I am saying Ireland doesn't make computers.
Therefore it's machinery.
Can't say it any simpler than that.
“I am saying Ireland doesn’t make computers”
Another incorrect statement from you
It appears every time you open your mouth on this thread it’s to replace it with your other foot
Hollyhill is Apple's only self-operated manufacturing facility in the world.
Specifically, it builds iMacs to order. "There are almost 35,000 configurations possible," says one manager. "Shipping them from here saves the customer delivery time." It's not a comparatively high volume operation with under 15000 to 20,000 units per week.
Yes I read that as well and that quote was from at least four years ago, as I said they don't release production figures, could be 10, could be a billion, who knows.
So now you’ve gone from
Ireland increased its exports by selling ploughs and 20 sheep
To
Ireland doesn’t make computers
To
Querying the production figures for the Apple plant in cork
Everyone mind themselves please
There’s a gammon reversing at speed
Beep
Beep
Beep"
I'm not querying the production figures, there are no production figures to query.
Got to keep it quiet from the taxman after all
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Irelands second biggest export machinery including farming 5.1% congratulations on your ignorance
Actually it isn’t
It’s 5th and this figure includes Computers which forms the majority of that figure
Pharmaceuticals: (36.8% of total exports)
Organic chemicals: (22.7%)
Optical, technical, medical apparatus: (7.6%)
Electrical machinery, equipment: (7.1%)
Machinery including computers: (5.1%)
I meant second biggest machinery export, my wording was slightly unclear. Worth bearing in mind Ireland doesn't make computers, I'm familiar with the Dell factory saga.
Familiar with ploughing and now Dell?,wow aren’t you quite the expert on “Éire”
Ever heard of Intel?
Yes, very impressive chip factory, doesn't make computers exactly as I said. Not sure what you are even arguing about now, you're just agreeing with me.
Who said Intel makes computers,they make computer components which are included in the machinery figure which is Ireland’s fifth biggest export
As opposed to ploughs and 20 odd sheep
Keep typing son
It’s most enjoyable
You listed "machinery including computers" as a category.
I am saying Ireland doesn't make computers.
Therefore it's machinery.
Can't say it any simpler than that.
“I am saying Ireland doesn’t make computers”
Another incorrect statement from you
It appears every time you open your mouth on this thread it’s to replace it with your other foot
Hollyhill is Apple's only self-operated manufacturing facility in the world.
Specifically, it builds iMacs to order. "There are almost 35,000 configurations possible," says one manager. "Shipping them from here saves the customer delivery time." It's not a comparatively high volume operation with under 15000 to 20,000 units per week.
Yes I read that as well and that quote was from at least four years ago, as I said they don't release production figures, could be 10, could be a billion, who knows.
So now you’ve gone from
Ireland increased its exports by selling ploughs and 20 sheep
To
Ireland doesn’t make computers
To
Querying the production figures for the Apple plant in cork
Everyone mind themselves please
There’s a gammon reversing at speed
Beep
Beep
Beep
I'm not querying the production figures, there are no production figures to query.
Got to keep it quiet from the taxman after all
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Yeah the 6000 odd workforce and especially those in the production facility must go in and do nothing there all day
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beating
Yep they sold two more ploughs and twenty more sheep than normal great stuff
congratulations for hitting a new low with your cheap racial stereotyping
Irelands second biggest export machinery including farming 5.1% congratulations on your ignorance
Actually it isn’t
It’s 5th and this figure includes Computers which forms the majority of that figure
Pharmaceuticals: (36.8% of total exports)
Organic chemicals: (22.7%)
Optical, technical, medical apparatus: (7.6%)
Electrical machinery, equipment: (7.1%)
Machinery including computers: (5.1%)
I meant second biggest machinery export, my wording was slightly unclear. Worth bearing in mind Ireland doesn't make computers, I'm familiar with the Dell factory saga.
Familiar with ploughing and now Dell?,wow aren’t you quite the expert on “Éire”
Ever heard of Intel?
Yes, very impressive chip factory, doesn't make computers exactly as I said. Not sure what you are even arguing about now, you're just agreeing with me.
Who said Intel makes computers,they make computer components which are included in the machinery figure which is Ireland’s fifth biggest export
As opposed to ploughs and 20 odd sheep
Keep typing son
It’s most enjoyable
You listed "machinery including computers" as a category.
I am saying Ireland doesn't make computers.
Therefore it's machinery.
Can't say it any simpler than that.
“I am saying Ireland doesn’t make computers”
Another incorrect statement from you
It appears every time you open your mouth on this thread it’s to replace it with your other foot
Hollyhill is Apple's only self-operated manufacturing facility in the world.
Specifically, it builds iMacs to order. "There are almost 35,000 configurations possible," says one manager. "Shipping them from here saves the customer delivery time." It's not a comparatively high volume operation with under 15000 to 20,000 units per week.
Yes I read that as well and that quote was from at least four years ago, as I said they don't release production figures, could be 10, could be a billion, who knows.
So now you’ve gone from
Ireland increased its exports by selling ploughs and 20 sheep
To
Ireland doesn’t make computers
To
Querying the production figures for the Apple plant in cork
Everyone mind themselves please
There’s a gammon reversing at speed
Beep
Beep
Beep
I'm not querying the production figures, there are no production figures to query.
Got to keep it quiet from the taxman after all
Yeah the 6000 odd workforce and especially those in the production facility must go in and do nothing there all day
You are starting to embarrass even yourself now son."
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"Apple company operates a 4,000-person factory in Cork, Ireland, that builds iMacs — and it’s the only Apple-owned manufacturing facility in the world.
Please can you tell that other guy that claims to be Irish that Eire is the Republic of Ireland and not the Island, cheers
It's both.
Éire (Irish) is Irish for "Ireland", the name of an island and a sovereign state. - wikipedia
OK so he's wrong to say "it's not the Republic of Ireland" great thanks
Thought I was going mad there for a second
He's not wrong. It's the Irish name for the Republic but also the name for the whole island.
I reckon I'm more Irish than he is, you don't need to be loyal to him...
He specifically said it "isn't the Republic" which is demonstrably wrong.
Your more Irish than I am
Your some mixture of arrogant and ignorant
Éire refers to the island which is Ireland
We are talking about exports from
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the Republic of Ireland
OK can you let Brussels know because they've been using Eire on you name badges in Parliament, cheers
They're pretty incompetent as we all know aren't they "
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"RoI EU trade up 80 percent
RoI GB trade down 40%
RoI to EU sailings - up 150 percent
figures from the RoI government
Looks like Holyhead taking a beatingYou will be upsetting the dwindling numbers of remoaners again"
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