A5 WTC (New Road from Aughnacloy to Derry)

[Franko]

True, but if you read my post you'd have noticed that I never mentioned the A5.  So not entirely sure of the relevance here. 

[Dougal Maguire]

True, but if you read my post you'd have noticed that I never mentioned the A5.  So not entirely sure of the relevance here. 

My point had nothing to do with your comment let me assure you, rather it was directed at the poster who started the wind up which, as you pointed out, prompted some to take the bait. Sorry for any confusion there.

[trueblue1234]

Ye lads are like the agressive beggar at the traffic lights with the squidgee.

No we dont want to pay for your road

We have more than enough things that we need to address in the Republic of Ireland

Such aggression and name calling being shown

When people from the South explain that they want their taxes spent on their own country's infrastructure and in other areas which also badly need to be addressed.

The Reality is Ye are part of a different country whether ye like or not and ye need to get the funding from his Majesty's Government as ye don't have a parliament of your own at the minute.

Coincidence I'm sure!! 😂
At least you managed to change user names I suppose.

[seafoid]

https://www.infrastructure-ni.gov.uk/articles/a5-western-transport-corridor-overview

Due to reduced funding availability at the time, the Northern Ireland Executive directed in February 2012 that the works be split into discrete sections and delivered in a phased approach.

It's called the A5 WTC

The issue is funding. So it should be the A5 WTF

[clonadmad]

Ye lads are like the agressive beggar at the traffic lights with the squidgee.

No we dont want to pay for your road

We have more than enough things that we need to address in the Republic of Ireland

Such aggression and name calling being shown

When people from the South explain that they want their taxes spent on their own country's infrastructure and in other areas which also badly need to be addressed.

The Reality is Ye are part of a different country whether ye like or not and ye need to get the funding from his Majesty's Government as ye don't have a parliament of your own at the minute.

Coincidence I'm sure!! 😂
At least you managed to change user names I suppose.

Playing the man not the ball

Pathetic

[trueblue1234]

Ye lads are like the agressive beggar at the traffic lights with the squidgee.

No we dont want to pay for your road

We have more than enough things that we need to address in the Republic of Ireland

Such aggression and name calling being shown

When people from the South explain that they want their taxes spent on their own country's infrastructure and in other areas which also badly need to be addressed.

The Reality is Ye are part of a different country whether ye like or not and ye need to get the funding from his Majesty's Government as ye don't have a parliament of your own at the minute.

Coincidence I'm sure!! 😂
At least you managed to change user names I suppose.

Playing the man not the ball

Pathetic

One man, two posters tho!!

[trailer]

Whatever about Tyrone and Derry needing this road and by god they need it, but Donegal possibly need it more.

[Snapchap]

Is money holding this road up?

The UK is in the top 10 richest countries in the world. I can't mid if it 7th or 8th it changes I think regularly. Point is it is an extremely wealthy nation. No one was on about the cost of all the weapons they send to Ukraine. 4.6b in case you wondered https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/storm-shadow-missiles-ukraine-uk-weapons-b2339703.html

NI nor the UK are broke. They just choose to withhold funding to attack the most vulnerable. Health, Education, Infrastructure. These cuts are by choice.

The UK is living on borrowed money , called the current account deficit.
NI could cut its corporate tax rate but needs £500m to back the projections and it doesn't have it. How much does the road cost ?

Sure the rich republic could pay for it as it's a cross border road.

Irish tax payers should be funding a motorway from Letterkenny to Tuam which would link with the existing M17 and join the M20 when it's completed to Cork

This would be one piece of infrastructure that would help act as a counter balance to the Eastern Seaboard

We don't need to be spending our budget surpluses in another jurisdiction

Indeed.  Dublin's surpluses shouldn't be spent on backwaters like Laois

State of Ya

Getting riled up because you want to spent Tax money from the Republic on this Road

How about spend your own money on your own roads or what the British decide to give ye and stop always having the hand out

I'm sure west Brits like you weren't complaining when the EU was pumping money into infrastructure projects over the last 30 years. In any case, the A5 is a strategic arterial route whether you've your partitionist tinted glasses on or not.

Wouldn't even engage with the likes of that. 14 posts and on a wind up. Probably Jamie Brysons mate

Ye lads are like the agressive beggar at the traffic lights with the squidgee.

No we dont want to pay for your road

We have more than enough things that we need to address in the Republic of Ireland

Somewhere in Tipperary, a village has decided to give it's idiot access to the internet.

[seafoid]

Whatever about Tyrone and Derry needing this road and by god they need it, but Donegal possibly need it more.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2l9m2X4bDrU

[seafoid]

A5 delays seem to be highly correlated with Dublin winning the Leinster Football Championship since 2010.

[The Premierview Podcast]

Is money holding this road up?

The UK is in the top 10 richest countries in the world. I can't mid if it 7th or 8th it changes I think regularly. Point is it is an extremely wealthy nation. No one was on about the cost of all the weapons they send to Ukraine. 4.6b in case you wondered https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/storm-shadow-missiles-ukraine-uk-weapons-b2339703.html

NI nor the UK are broke. They just choose to withhold funding to attack the most vulnerable. Health, Education, Infrastructure. These cuts are by choice.

The UK is living on borrowed money , called the current account deficit.
NI could cut its corporate tax rate but needs £500m to back the projections and it doesn't have it. How much does the road cost ?

Sure the rich republic could pay for it as it's a cross border road.

Irish tax payers should be funding a motorway from Letterkenny to Tuam which would link with the existing M17 and join the M20 when it's completed to Cork

This would be one piece of infrastructure that would help act as a counter balance to the Eastern Seaboard

We don't need to be spending our budget surpluses in another jurisdiction

Indeed.  Dublin's surpluses shouldn't be spent on backwaters like Laois

State of Ya

Getting riled up because you want to spent Tax money from the Republic on this Road

How about spend your own money on your own roads or what the British decide to give ye and stop always having the hand out

I'm sure west Brits like you weren't complaining when the EU was pumping money into infrastructure projects over the last 30 years. In any case, the A5 is a strategic arterial route whether you've your partitionist tinted glasses on or not.

Wouldn't even engage with the likes of that. 14 posts and on a wind up. Probably Jamie Brysons mate

Ye lads are like the agressive beggar at the traffic lights with the squidgee.

No we dont want to pay for your road

We have more than enough things that we need to address in the Republic of Ireland

Somewhere in Tipperary, a village has decided to give it's idiot access to the internet.

is that really the best of a rebuttal you can come up with?

its been most illuminating to see the Northern Irish mentality in full flow

When its explained to them why Taxpayers in the Republic would like to spend their tax in the Republic,all they can respond with is name calling

One would nearly feel sorry for the English taxpayer who have to try and prop the place up with over £10bn every year

[johnnycool]

Is money holding this road up?

The UK is in the top 10 richest countries in the world. I can't mid if it 7th or 8th it changes I think regularly. Point is it is an extremely wealthy nation. No one was on about the cost of all the weapons they send to Ukraine. 4.6b in case you wondered https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/storm-shadow-missiles-ukraine-uk-weapons-b2339703.html

NI nor the UK are broke. They just choose to withhold funding to attack the most vulnerable. Health, Education, Infrastructure. These cuts are by choice.

The UK is living on borrowed money , called the current account deficit.
NI could cut its corporate tax rate but needs £500m to back the projections and it doesn't have it. How much does the road cost ?

Sure the rich republic could pay for it as it's a cross border road.

Irish tax payers should be funding a motorway from Letterkenny to Tuam which would link with the existing M17 and join the M20 when it's completed to Cork

This would be one piece of infrastructure that would help act as a counter balance to the Eastern Seaboard

We don't need to be spending our budget surpluses in another jurisdiction

Indeed.  Dublin's surpluses shouldn't be spent on backwaters like Laois

State of Ya

Getting riled up because you want to spent Tax money from the Republic on this Road

How about spend your own money on your own roads or what the British decide to give ye and stop always having the hand out

I'm sure west Brits like you weren't complaining when the EU was pumping money into infrastructure projects over the last 30 years. In any case, the A5 is a strategic arterial route whether you've your partitionist tinted glasses on or not.

Wouldn't even engage with the likes of that. 14 posts and on a wind up. Probably Jamie Brysons mate

Ye lads are like the agressive beggar at the traffic lights with the squidgee.

No we dont want to pay for your road

We have more than enough things that we need to address in the Republic of Ireland

Somewhere in Tipperary, a village has decided to give it's idiot access to the internet.

is that really the best of a rebuttal you can come up with?

its been most illuminating to see the Northern Irish mentality in full flow

When its explained to them why Taxpayers in the Republic would like to spend their tax in the Republic,all they can respond with is name calling

One would nearly feel sorry for the English taxpayer who have to try and prop the place up with over £10bn every year

Dan Breen would be spinning in his grave with the partitionist nonsense coming from a Tipp man. 

[Armagh18]

Is money holding this road up?

The UK is in the top 10 richest countries in the world. I can't mid if it 7th or 8th it changes I think regularly. Point is it is an extremely wealthy nation. No one was on about the cost of all the weapons they send to Ukraine. 4.6b in case you wondered https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/storm-shadow-missiles-ukraine-uk-weapons-b2339703.html

NI nor the UK are broke. They just choose to withhold funding to attack the most vulnerable. Health, Education, Infrastructure. These cuts are by choice.

The UK is living on borrowed money , called the current account deficit.
NI could cut its corporate tax rate but needs £500m to back the projections and it doesn't have it. How much does the road cost ?

Sure the rich republic could pay for it as it's a cross border road.

Irish tax payers should be funding a motorway from Letterkenny to Tuam which would link with the existing M17 and join the M20 when it's completed to Cork

This would be one piece of infrastructure that would help act as a counter balance to the Eastern Seaboard

We don't need to be spending our budget surpluses in another jurisdiction

Indeed.  Dublin's surpluses shouldn't be spent on backwaters like Laois

State of Ya

Getting riled up because you want to spent Tax money from the Republic on this Road

How about spend your own money on your own roads or what the British decide to give ye and stop always having the hand out

I'm sure west Brits like you weren't complaining when the EU was pumping money into infrastructure projects over the last 30 years. In any case, the A5 is a strategic arterial route whether you've your partitionist tinted glasses on or not.

Wouldn't even engage with the likes of that. 14 posts and on a wind up. Probably Jamie Brysons mate

Ye lads are like the agressive beggar at the traffic lights with the squidgee.

No we dont want to pay for your road

We have more than enough things that we need to address in the Republic of Ireland

Somewhere in Tipperary, a village has decided to give it's idiot access to the internet.

is that really the best of a rebuttal you can come up with?

its been most illuminating to see the Northern Irish mentality in full flow

When its explained to them why Taxpayers in the Republic would like to spend their tax in the Republic,all they can respond with is name calling

One would nearly feel sorry for the English taxpayer who have to try and prop the place up with over £10bn every year

lol.

[The Premierview Podcast]

Is money holding this road up?

The UK is in the top 10 richest countries in the world. I can't mid if it 7th or 8th it changes I think regularly. Point is it is an extremely wealthy nation. No one was on about the cost of all the weapons they send to Ukraine. 4.6b in case you wondered https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/storm-shadow-missiles-ukraine-uk-weapons-b2339703.html

NI nor the UK are broke. They just choose to withhold funding to attack the most vulnerable. Health, Education, Infrastructure. These cuts are by choice.

The UK is living on borrowed money , called the current account deficit.
NI could cut its corporate tax rate but needs £500m to back the projections and it doesn't have it. How much does the road cost ?

Sure the rich republic could pay for it as it's a cross border road.

Irish tax payers should be funding a motorway from Letterkenny to Tuam which would link with the existing M17 and join the M20 when it's completed to Cork

This would be one piece of infrastructure that would help act as a counter balance to the Eastern Seaboard

We don't need to be spending our budget surpluses in another jurisdiction

Indeed.  Dublin's surpluses shouldn't be spent on backwaters like Laois

State of Ya

Getting riled up because you want to spent Tax money from the Republic on this Road

How about spend your own money on your own roads or what the British decide to give ye and stop always having the hand out

I'm sure west Brits like you weren't complaining when the EU was pumping money into infrastructure projects over the last 30 years. In any case, the A5 is a strategic arterial route whether you've your partitionist tinted glasses on or not.

Wouldn't even engage with the likes of that. 14 posts and on a wind up. Probably Jamie Brysons mate

Ye lads are like the agressive beggar at the traffic lights with the squidgee.

No we dont want to pay for your road

We have more than enough things that we need to address in the Republic of Ireland

Somewhere in Tipperary, a village has decided to give it's idiot access to the internet.

is that really the best of a rebuttal you can come up with?

its been most illuminating to see the Northern Irish mentality in full flow

When its explained to them why Taxpayers in the Republic would like to spend their tax in the Republic,all they can respond with is name calling

One would nearly feel sorry for the English taxpayer who have to try and prop the place up with over £10bn every year

Dan Breen would be spinning in his grave with the partitionist nonsense coming from a Tipp man. 

Partition must mean ye refuse British Exchequer money then ?

and ye could have badly done with a few men like Dan Breen and others up who drove the Brits out of Tipp,

something ye lot couldn't manage but then again that's everyone else's fault too.

[Milltown Row2]

Is money holding this road up?

The UK is in the top 10 richest countries in the world. I can't mid if it 7th or 8th it changes I think regularly. Point is it is an extremely wealthy nation. No one was on about the cost of all the weapons they send to Ukraine. 4.6b in case you wondered https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/storm-shadow-missiles-ukraine-uk-weapons-b2339703.html

NI nor the UK are broke. They just choose to withhold funding to attack the most vulnerable. Health, Education, Infrastructure. These cuts are by choice.

The UK is living on borrowed money , called the current account deficit.
NI could cut its corporate tax rate but needs £500m to back the projections and it doesn't have it. How much does the road cost ?

Sure the rich republic could pay for it as it's a cross border road.

Irish tax payers should be funding a motorway from Letterkenny to Tuam which would link with the existing M17 and join the M20 when it's completed to Cork

This would be one piece of infrastructure that would help act as a counter balance to the Eastern Seaboard

We don't need to be spending our budget surpluses in another jurisdiction

Indeed.  Dublin's surpluses shouldn't be spent on backwaters like Laois

State of Ya

Getting riled up because you want to spent Tax money from the Republic on this Road

How about spend your own money on your own roads or what the British decide to give ye and stop always having the hand out

I'm sure west Brits like you weren't complaining when the EU was pumping money into infrastructure projects over the last 30 years. In any case, the A5 is a strategic arterial route whether you've your partitionist tinted glasses on or not.

Wouldn't even engage with the likes of that. 14 posts and on a wind up. Probably Jamie Brysons mate

Ye lads are like the agressive beggar at the traffic lights with the squidgee.

No we dont want to pay for your road

We have more than enough things that we need to address in the Republic of Ireland

Somewhere in Tipperary, a village has decided to give it's idiot access to the internet.

is that really the best of a rebuttal you can come up with?

its been most illuminating to see the Northern Irish mentality in full flow

When its explained to them why Taxpayers in the Republic would like to spend their tax in the Republic,all they can respond with is name calling

One would nearly feel sorry for the English taxpayer who have to try and prop the place up with over £10bn every year

Dan Breen would be spinning in his grave with the partitionist nonsense coming from a Tipp man. 

Partition must mean ye refuse British Exchequer money then ?

and ye could have badly done with a few men like Dan Breen and others up who drove the Brits out of Tipp,

something ye lot couldn't manage but then again that's everyone else's fault too.

Drove them out and turned his back on his comrades in the north. Good man