Airport strike 30th March

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25/03/2009, 6:00 PM
AidoM

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Originally Posted by Moscow Mule

Aido.. so obviously you will be going to bed early on Saturday evening and missing the post match party in the Big Tree

:eek: :o :mad:

................... but maybe not
26/03/2009, 6:15 AM
Claret Murph

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Originally Posted by gspain

Phew big relief. Glad I don't need to spend any extra changing flights.

Well done gspain you have bigger balls then the rest of us , I tip my hat to you sir .:)
26/03/2009, 7:02 AM
NeilMcD

GSpains real name is David Begg
30/03/2009, 2:15 PM
Junior

A word of warning, whatever about the cancelled strike, Dublin airport was a joke on Sunday. Took best part of an hour to queue to get through the security section. Leave plenty of time if you're heading out to Italy...........
30/03/2009, 2:29 PM
Sligo Hornet

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Originally Posted by Junior

A word of warning, whatever about the cancelled strike, Dublin airport was a joke on Sunday. Took best part of an hour to queue to get through the security section. Leave plenty of time if you're heading out to Italy...........

Yeah I suffered the same......it was a big queue but it moved reasonably quick.....why was it so busy?
30/03/2009, 2:49 PM
shakermaker1982

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Originally Posted by Junior

A word of warning, whatever about the cancelled strike, Dublin airport was a joke on Sunday. Took best part of an hour to queue to get through the security section. Leave plenty of time if you're heading out to Italy...........

tell me about it. I was at the security for noon and was not in the right frame of mind for queues after after rolling in at 5am. I did see a few Scottish lads who looked far worse than me though!!! :D
30/03/2009, 3:00 PM
Sligo Hornet

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Originally Posted by shakermaker1982

tell me about it. I was at the security for noon and was not in the right frame of mind for queues after after rolling in at 5am. I did see a few Scottish lads who looked far worse than me though!!! :D

I saw some of those fellows too.........what part of Holland is Dublin Airport in?:confused:
30/03/2009, 3:43 PM
Junior

One rumour I heard was 'they were on a go slow' ahead of any possible strike - could be complete ****** tho. I couldnt see any reason for it tho.
30/03/2009, 4:45 PM
pete

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Originally Posted by Junior

One rumour I heard was 'they were on a go slow' ahead of any possible strike - could be complete ****** tho.

Everyday is a go slow in Dublin Airport.

The only airport I have noticed where some one is employed to ensure the ropes in the passport control queues don't move or fall over. :rolleyes:

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