Change: believe, the NRA or a professional organisation?Uppers wearing off? Feeling tired? Need caffeine? Irish radio stations so mind-crushingly dull that your ears are actually bleeding? Can’t open the window for the cyclone of rain that is blasting the paint off of your Japanese car? Then pull over   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 488)

Change: Stations / Restaurants placed along…Oh wait, they didn’t build any. In fact, now that I think of it, they actively blocked them originally, citing safety reasons. Hmmmm.Finfacts Jan 07: Will we live to see them?Until then, we have to drive into   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 480)

Change: now involved as well. Still, at least Turkey’s accession to the EU should help, eh Bertie? The Anglo-Celt Aug 05. There are no minimum speeds on our national routes. A huge factor in all this carnage has to be dangerous overtaking forced upon otherwise reasonably sane drivers. Our   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 458)

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Change: The Anglo-Celt Aug 05. Signage: The Irish language has its uses: there are still some Father Jack types that reminisce fondly about declension, syntax & CBS boys   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 332)

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Change: The Irish could always build roads, but were challenged historically in the separation of bureaucracy & backhanders. It remains to be seen in the flurry   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 326)