Strum wrote:Is the Lidl entrance at Woodies?
Gerald wrote:Re. Lidl...anyone hear of the opening day? Looks like they're taking in stock now.
Strum wrote:It occurred to me that this view mustn't have been exposed like this for a long long time because before the Deerhunter this was factories wasn't it, and then the row of Cottages that were demolished must have been there since the 50's? Is there something planned for this open area now?
Toss wrote:Its interesting how quickly and effectively Mr Lidl could build his new Sallynoggin shop .... when compared with the time taken to put up a few houses for the homeless.
Rocker wrote:Toss wrote:Its interesting how quickly and effectively Mr Lidl could build his new Sallynoggin shop .... when compared with the time taken to put up a few houses for the homeless.
Different kettle of fish....an investment as opposed to a lifelong heartache which few want to embrace. There are so many problems out there. Homelessness is being used to describe so many different problems. The cure is not the house but curing the problem. Who has ever got to the root of the problem? who knows how to cure it? Is it better education system, better family support, better jobs training, better drugs awareness programmes, better relationships councelling,better drink awareness, I could gather family and friends who have fallen through the cracks and a house will not sort them. It may get them out of the public eye but the irish society problem is ingrained!!
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