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04.04.2007, 15:22 quote

Anonymous

Looking at peoples profiles there seem to be a lot of ppl living inside the airport these days. Or is it an actual area in the pale called Dublin Airport?

 
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04.04.2007, 20:59 quote

Anonymous

Yes, the famous Dublin Airport - home to many people. lol
I think the reason is that the Irish areas where extracted from a postcodes database.

 
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14.04.2007, 20:48 quote

irishlgirl74
irishlgirl74 Joined: 15 Jan 2007 Posts: 1444 Location: United Kingdom, Northern Ireland, Down
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Tabletop wrote:
Looking at peoples profiles there seem to be a lot of ppl living inside the airport these days. Or is it an actual area in the pale called Dublin Airport?

You know something tabletop, i often wondered that myself lol

 
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14.04.2007, 22:34 quote

toby

It has to do with postcodes or phone numbers or something....or wasn't Ireland the country that doesnt have any postcodes?

 
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15.04.2007, 15:04 quote

vond
vond Joined: 09 Apr 2007 Posts: 3 Location: Ireland, Louth, Dundalk
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im going to assume they live in the airport and not the area around it, more entertaining that way

 
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23.04.2007, 12:30 quote

Anonymous

JUST TO LAZY TO LEAVE IT!!!

 
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28.04.2007, 12:58 quote

MsIbiza
Joined: 11 Mar 2006 Posts: 276 Location: Ireland, Westmeath, Mullingar
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i coped that myself, i think thatz cause they fly a lot and dont actually live in irelando Very Happy lol
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13.06.2007, 09:41 quote

november77
november77 Joined: 10 Jun 2007 Posts: 10 Location: Ireland, Monaghan, Culloville
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Ireland doesnt have post codes, they go by "townlands" and dublin airport is a townland of dublin.

 
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13.06.2007, 09:46 quote

november77
november77 Joined: 10 Jun 2007 Posts: 10 Location: Ireland, Monaghan, Culloville
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november77 wrote:
Ireland doesnt have post codes, they go by "townlands" and dublin airport is a townland of dublin.
i think its a far better idea and far easier than in the north were we have all this bt14 bt25 bt89 bullshit...same as the number plates for cars down south are better than in the north, down south they have the date the car was made, and the city and people know and remember it easy...like (d 99) would be dublin 1999 ya know?

in the north its all this dex5863 shit that nobodys knows what the hell it means..

same as the rates down south, you want your bin emptied, you buy a sticker from the post office ..stick it on the bin and it gets collected...in the north we are being ripped off with rates for this rates for that...even if you live up a country lane with no water or electric you still get a massive rates bill in the north...i think we should simplify things like in the south and have more of a social outlook to things instead of this mad way they do things in the north and GB.

 
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14.06.2007, 16:25 quote

besokende
Joined: 13 Jun 2007 Posts: 1 Location: United Kingdom, Scotland, Edinburgh
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As a new member and profiled as Dublin Airport I feel I can offer you all an explanation.

It's actually all down to Michael O'Leary and Ryanair. I arrived in Ireland for a short visit three months ago but have been unable to leave the airport. Having paid 99p for my flight, £10 for rental of the steps to get onto the aircraft, £23.99 for a seat cushion, £18. 43 + £4.43 tax for a seatbelt (compulsory) and £122.98 for the oxygen I used en-route, I arrived with an empty wallet.
I now have no money to pay my £54.32 luggage retrieval fee. I need my luggage to pass the underwear clenliness check (£32.99) and zip standardisation inspection (a very reasonable £3) before I am allowed to leave.
I now share a squat under the steps to the departure lounge with around 300 others in a similar position. I have appealed to the Garda but they say it is a civil matter, the Airport Manager is too scared of Mr O'Leary to take action and the transport minister has been bought off by Ryanair's enforcer.

PLEASE HELP!

 
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14.06.2007, 17:59 quote

Anonymous

besokende wrote:
As a new member and profiled as Dublin Airport I feel I can offer you all an explanation.
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I now share a squat under the steps to the departure lounge with around 300 others in a similar position. I have appealed to the Garda but they say it is a civil matter, the Airport Manager is too scared of Mr O'Leary to take action and the transport minister has been bought off by Ryanair's enforcer.

PLEASE HELP!

LOLZ Very Happy

 
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22.06.2007, 11:34 quote

Darkle
Darkle Joined: 25 Mar 2007 Posts: 706 Location: Ireland, Galway, Galway
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LMAO besokende - love the image of 300 bewildered ryannair passengers cowering under a stairs somewhere in 'de terminal'

 
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10.11.2007, 10:44 quote

johnindublin
johnindublin Joined: 03 Nov 2007 Posts: 3 Location: Ireland, Dublin, Stillorgan
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november77 wrote:
november77 wrote:
Ireland doesnt have post codes, they go by "townlands" and dublin airport is a townland of dublin.
i think its a far better idea and far easier than in the north were we have all this bt14 bt25 bt89 bullshit...same as the number plates for cars down south are better than in the north, down south they have the date the car was made, and the city and people know and remember it easy...like (d 99) would be dublin 1999 ya know?

in the north its all this dex5863 shit that nobodys knows what the hell it means..

same as the rates down south, you want your bin emptied, you buy a sticker from the post office ..stick it on the bin and it gets collected...in the north we are being ripped off with rates for this rates for that...even if you live up a country lane with no water or electric you still get a massive rates bill in the north...i think we should simplify things like in the south and have more of a social outlook to things instead of this mad way they do things in the north and GB.


I blame the Queen. I demand a 32 country republic with rule from Dublin. Our way or the highway!

 
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10.11.2007, 18:53 quote

Anonymous

irishlgirl74 wrote:
Tabletop wrote:
Looking at peoples profiles there seem to be a lot of ppl living inside the airport these days. Or is it an actual area in the pale called Dublin Airport?

You know something tabletop, i often wondered that myself lol


Ye, i noticed it to, where do they sleep?? im actually 'living in the airport too'

 
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10.11.2007, 18:59 quote

Anonymous

Darkle wrote:
LMAO besokende - love the image of 300 bewildered ryannair passengers cowering under a stairs somewhere in 'de terminal'


Ye, really I must pop down to the airport, meet all the single homeless people. Actually, i live there to, so my profile says. Have to go now and route threw the bins. sandra

 
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