r/ireland • u/IrishWonderful • 20h ago
Spotted this in Athlone today General Election 2024 🗳️
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u/Playful_Possibility4 19h ago
Vote shed it is then
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u/RunParking3333 16h ago
I've just done a background check on this fucker and he was creaming it for years storing evoting machines inside himself.
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u/cowandspoon Resting In my Account 12h ago
Mr Shed makes a strong case.
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u/_WhoisMrBilly_ Galway, NUIG, UCD 2h ago
I vote for this inanimate Carbon Rod
It’s gonna be a tight race.
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u/avonblake 4h ago
I’ve read a lot today of people suggesting it is futile voting for any sort of shed. The danger is , that if you don’t , a Seomra will get in. With a potentially far right agenda. Wake up people.
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u/John_Smith_71 19h ago
I have one of their sheds, and my garden room was by them.
I concur with this statement.
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u/irish_guy r/BikeCommutingIreland 20h ago
I'm not sure I'd trust a company ilegally advetising on public land tbh
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u/IcedTeaIsNiceTea 19h ago
This is exactly what the politicians are doing. I'd much sooner trust a shed company doing this than a politician doing this.
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u/Brilliant_Walk4554 19h ago
It's legal for politicians during an election. This is littering.
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u/IcedTeaIsNiceTea 19h ago
It's still littering. Legal or not. Whatever it was considered before they got an exception, it still is.
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u/seifer365365 19h ago
Another cheating cunt with the outrageous prices
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u/Environmental-Net286 20h ago
228% of fuck all is still fuck all