La corte di Belfast annulla la decisione di approvare l’aggiornamento A5
https://www.rte.ie/news/ulster/2025/0623/1519812-a5-high-court/
di PoppedCork
La corte di Belfast annulla la decisione di approvare l’aggiornamento A5
https://www.rte.ie/news/ulster/2025/0623/1519812-a5-high-court/
di PoppedCork
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A lot of people will be disappointed with this, namely the families who have lost loved ones or being injured on this road.
Absolute disaster.
The north in general has not had the same issues as the south when it comes to the parasitical legal lobby making money off of judicial reviews/appeals.
Partly why the north dosent have the same housing issues as the south.
But this could be the start of it.
Really terrible decision – it’s crying out for the upgrade
Travelled it many times and it has to be one of the most treacherous in the country.
A lot of bereaved families will be hugely upset from this
This fucking piece of shit statelet (Northern Ireland) can do nothing right. Shame on the AA5A group and all involved in Stormont and civil service. The mind boggles on this. A bunch of farmers have held this place to ransom for decades on this. How many more lives will all involved have on their hands?
Roads upgrades literally make them safer to travel on. It’s a no brainer…
As a Galwegian, I feel this with the same kind of ideologue filth driving the same kind of scumbaggery down here over the Ring Road.
Despicable decision – I used to travel to Derry twice a year from Dublin for work and that road used to fill me with dread for weeks leading up to the journey.
You can bet that the climate piece wouldn’t be an issue if it was in a different part of the north.
Soon it will be impossible to build anything on this island.
Big win for the brethren, just in time for the 12th too.
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Nothing ever changes in NI. Ever since the British partition of Ireland, the majority-Catholic areas west of the Bann have been starved of basic infrastructure. Loyalist (and tory) politicians airily propose pie-in-the-sky projects to build a cross-channel bridge which would cost hundreds of billions of pounds if it could be built at all, and would be a bridge from nowhere to nowhere, with no economic case and no hope of ever recouping the cost. Meanwhile, Derry, the second largest city, is treated as though it was on another planet – because it is overwhelmingly Catholic.