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re: no road markings at christ church junction


Posted by oliver killeen on February 07, 2010 at 23:25:27:

In Reply to: re: no road markings at christ church junction posted by John on February 07, 2010 at 13:32:38:

a cara.....your comment ...irish drivers are the worst in the world and dont seem to have a clue how to drive properly......is a blatant unqualified critical put down of irish drivers.....i assume you are irish and therefore blemishing your own driving skills....having driven countless miles in ireland and indeed around the world i take pride in my driving skills....born in castlebar....i can say without fear or reproach irish drivers are indeed very capable and competent.....irish driving grew from driving on narrow streets and roads in the early '40s to driving on roads in todays modern country.....where drivers acquired the driving rules and demands introduced over the years.....motorway markings etc.....
the particular intersection i know very well......the junction connecting ellison street....mountain view....and the mall crescent.....its ahigh traffic zone ....and for countless years drivers have navigated that area carefully and safelly....
to condemn all irish drivers with such a thoughtless remark is unwarranted .....and perhaps you ought not to drive in ireland but in some isolated island where you may be master of the roads and codes.....there are some drivers that are a little inconsiderate and may even need further instruction....but thats the way it is in every country....
...i am sitting in the smallest room of my house.....i have your criticism on front of me .....in a moment.....happily it will be behind me.....
....look in the mirror....and hopefully you will discover your own...inperfection.....
....tog go bog e.....

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