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The Daily PollTODAY SEES THE Electric Picnic get underway with around 50,000 individuals expected to head down to Stradbally for the event.
Festival goers will be able to enjoy performances from some of the biggest musical acts in the world.
However, the majority (not counting those availing ’boutique camping’ facilities) of will be spending three nights sleeping in a camp site with limited shower facilities and portable toilets.
We want to know what you think, are outdoor music festivals worth the effort?
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I can imagine the scene in the prison canteen “what you in for?” Ara no tv licence, what about you? “Smokin at work” as the garlic importer walks in and there’s a hushed silence at his notoriety! Meanwhile the corrupt bankers are having the lols on the golf course!!
Dont forget the rapists and hit and runners and robbers and violent assaulters that are laughing at home with their suspended sentences
It’d be funny if it wasn’t true
That made me lol at my desk!
You are so right ! Ya have to have a laugh cause if ya don’t you’ll just cry all the time ! Life is so hard these days
Joan – Not if you are a career doler. Life is pretty sweet then
They all smoke in the prison canteen. Its a joke
True too Sargon
Number of dole monkeys convicted for smoking on the bus, train, luas etc… equal zero.
Living on the dole and having to listen to ignoramuses who come out with stuff like that is probably punishment enough for them.
“Non compliant smoking shelters” in that they are too comfortable for the shunned smokers of this world….
+1
When they finish with smokers they’ll go after something else. Obesity is a big one now so perhaps they’ll only allow overweight people to sit on exercise bikes, and we’ll bring in a fat tax (which will of course will hit the less well off disproportionately)
On and on it goes until eventually – everyone has a nanny.
2/3 of the offences listed were in Co. Donegal.
1/3 of the offences listed were not in Donegal.
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