Rob O'Mhantain

This one isn't much better. Looked like they were waiting for someone to come out of the coffee shop, as the BOI car park is closed - just decided to take 2/3rds of the footpath for themselves, pushing the jogger out onto the cycle lane, and crowding families into single file.

I'm no legal expert, but I'm fairly sure that there's no concept of 'pressing charges' in criminal law in Ireland. Any possible victim can make a complaint to the Gardai. Any witness can choose to give a witness statement. But the GAA has no role in what happens next.
@johnfogartyirl.bsky.social

This one isn't much better. Looked like they were waiting for someone to come out of the coffee shop, as the BOI car park is closed - just decided to take 2/3rds of the footpath for themselves, pushing the jogger out onto the cycle lane, and crowding families into single file.

a lesson for Dublin, which will go unheeded

Could have been worse, at least you didn't do what the General did in the holes at Stackstown

Grey Fiat Bravo registration 08D14707 parked on Blackglen Road, blocking entire footpath and half of cycle lane

Driver's window of Grey Fiat Bravo registration 08D14707 showing A5 sized sticker on rear side of window reading 'Cycle lane parking puts lives at risk'

A5 sized sticker with graphic image of bicycle and lane marking reading 'Cycle lane parking puts lives at risk'

How ignorant do you have to be to park like this? Building works going on across the road, so it may have been connected to that. Blackglen Road, Sandyford.

Stationary phone distraction isn’t harmless — the evidence is clear. It impairs hazard detection and reaction time, with effects lasting well beyond the interaction. This is road danger and it can (and does) have fatal consequences. Academic research strongly backs it (see pic). Enforcement matters.

So, any other news yesterday?
Anything important?

Helsinki just went a full year without a single traffic death The capital city is Finnish’ed with car-related fatalities.

“Helsinki hasn’t registered a single traffic-related fatality in the past year…Citing data that shows the risk of pedestrian fatality is cut in half by reducing a car’s speed from 40 to 30km/hr, city officials imposed the lower limit in most of Helsinki’s residential areas and city center in 2021.”

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Grey Fiat Bravo registration 08D14707 parked on Blackglen Road, blocking entire footpath and half of cycle lane

Driver's window of Grey Fiat Bravo registration 08D14707 showing A5 sized sticker on rear side of window reading 'Cycle lane parking puts lives at risk'

A5 sized sticker with graphic image of bicycle and lane marking reading 'Cycle lane parking puts lives at risk'

How ignorant do you have to be to park like this? Building works going on across the road, so it may have been connected to that. Blackglen Road, Sandyford.

Thanks, I'm aware of one such situation in Dun Laoghaire Rathdown council area at present, for one small section of cycle lane separators being removed.
This one would be on an industrial scale though!

Geoffrey Howe and the other cabinet members being unable to pee when Thatcher comes in and joins them at the urinals.
Norman Tebbit recovering his health and returning to his usual diet of barbed wire, broken glass, and chopped up babies in milk and sugar.

Still image from helmet camera footage on Bride St, showing cycle lane with no protective bollards.

Don't mean to be a pain, and I'm definitely not hallucinating like a bad AI, but the bollards are GONE AGAIN today on Bride St, up and down like a yo-yo!
Hopefully, the explanation on Monday will clarify.

Still image from helmet camera footage showing cycle lane on Bride St with white flexposts separating them from the road.

They're back on Bride St, but still missing on Bridge St

now *this* is deliverism

Fond memories of working at NTL, woman rang up screaming at me. Her husband in background shouts at her, “don’t talk to them like that. They’re on fuck all”

Then he takes phone off her, and gives me a line which I have used myself since

“Do you have a manager you dislike intensely I can speak to?”

That can be a smart option too.

You'd have to wonder if brand changes like this are makework schemes for the Morkeshing Department. Certainly no value for the consumer there.

Sorry, facts are much more boring than little fantasies.

If you try really hard, you might manage to work out the difference between 'say anything critical' and 'make false claims'.

The lad who calls people Nazi cunts for pointing out his factual wrongness reckons other people have angry Internetitis! Every accusation is a confession, as they say.

Have you heard of confirmation bias? Really.

That doesn't make 'biggest physical danger to pedestrians'' true.

That doesn't make 'biggest physical danger to pedestrians'' true.

Relay your own experience is not quite the same thing as 'biggest physical danger to pedestrians'

And there's your 'drag em down to the gutter' tactic again, trying to avoid facing up to the reality of you being factually wrong from the very outset.

You're the one calling people cunts for pointing out your factual errors, while accusing us of getting worked up over someone's opinion. Are you looking in the mirror?

And again, you didn't do 'any criticism of cyclists'. You did 'biggest physical danger to pedestrians' - a very specific claim which is just plain wrong.