I see the merit in having a stricter rule of law for when there’s a massive volume of traffic and where there’s busy roads with massive speed. But on the roads I’m talking about, you couldn’t do any more than 20 or 30 miles per hour and it’s not a big deal. I don’t see any big issue with it.
These people that are being isolated at present, all the wisdom and all the wit and all the culture that they had, the music and the singing, that’s all being lost to the younger generation because these older people might as well be living in Japan and Jerusalem because the younger generation don’t see them at all anymore. These characters are being isolated now at home, and a lot of them falling into depression.
I know there’ll be opposition. I know that it will be people in urban areas who have access to different outlets than the pub, but in rural parishes, that’s well we have – we don’t have anything else. All they want to do [here] is talk to neighbours, talk to friends, play cards, talk about the match and the price of cattle, about such a lady going out with such a fella, and it’s harmless.
I, as a public representative, feel obliged to try and do my best to move this idea. All I’m asking from the Minister for Justice is that he consider this. I think it is a worthwhile idea. A blanket rule for the country will not work. You can’t paint the whole country with the one brush and hope that everything works out.Das muss man sich mal auf der Zunge zergehen lassen! Sind sie nicht lustig diese verschmitzten Iren? Es gibt doch noch das alte, wahre Irrland, irgendwo draussen auf dem Land, wenn man spaet abends nochmal einen kleinen Verdauungspaziergang macht ... und von einem besoffenen Landei ueberfahren wird! Gesetze sollen nicht fuer alle Iren gleich gelten, das funktioniert so nicht! Ein Schenkelklopfer der dritten Art ...
Das Ding sorgt nicht nur landesweit fuer Schlagzeilen, sondern weltweit! Quelle: theJournal
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