Malted Barley Ireland Supplier

[Bazza]

You're both right and both wrong.

The M1 in the north runs from Belfast to near Dungannon.
The M1 in the south runs from the border at Newry to Dublin.

M1's are pretty popular as it goes. England has one too and it goes nowhere near Dublin.

Do I win a 'Most Pedantic Shite of the Day' t-shirt?


-Barry

[johnrm]

ok girls back away slowly from the handbags :

+1

Probably best to discuss transport on the open forum as some lads won't be reading in here...
http://nationalhomebrewclub.com/forum/index.php/topic,3135.0.html

[johnrm]

Duncannon - http://goo.gl/ENzYZ
Nowhere near Eniskillen

[Will_D]

I Stand Corrected: Forgot that the 3 bags with Moira were probably crushed.

However: If the Belfast lads need some whole MCI grain then I will facilitate distribution.

Want it milled? Then I could just run 10 kg through my CrankandStein!

Let me know - always willing to help out

[DEMPSEY]

You're both right and both wrong.

The M1 in the north runs from Belfast to near Dungannon.
The M1 in the south runs from the border at Newry to Dublin.

M1's are pretty popular as it goes. England has one too and it goes nowhere near Dublin.

Do I win a 'Most Pedantic Shite of the Day' t-shirt?


-Barry

I will have a go at winning that T-shirt. Wikipedia who are never wrong state,
"Almost the entire length of the N1 has been upgraded to motorway standard and is designated the M1 motorway. At 80 km it is the second longest stretch of motorway in Ireland, excluding connecting motorways. (The M7 motorway is the longest, at 186 km,). It runs from the Junction 3 of the M50 ring road in Dublin, past Swords, Balbriggan Drogheda and Dundalk before ending at Ballymascanlon north of Dundalk".

[Ciderhead]

Ye are all wrong, the dog on the street knows the M1 was started in 1959 and runs from London to Leeds.