29 January 2008
Was taking my usual tour around the local press this morning when a headline drew my attention (the blur was added by myself, it's not your eyes playing tricks)...

Could the Department of Environment have a plan to beat the climate change which threatens the Giant's Causeway? Are they planning to put some of those excess army Chinooks to good use by air lifting it into the Mournes?
Well, the short answer is no. The real answer has more to do with Ian 'walking disaster' Junior's mate (or not) Seymour Sweeney. The minister Arlene Foster wants to distance herself from the aforementioned's application for the UNESCO World Heritage site - I think most would agree, that's quite a sensible move.

Could the Department of Environment have a plan to beat the climate change which threatens the Giant's Causeway? Are they planning to put some of those excess army Chinooks to good use by air lifting it into the Mournes?
Well, the short answer is no. The real answer has more to do with Ian 'walking disaster' Junior's mate (or not) Seymour Sweeney. The minister Arlene Foster wants to distance herself from the aforementioned's application for the UNESCO World Heritage site - I think most would agree, that's quite a sensible move.
Labels: funny, news, northern ireland


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