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Call me a paddy all you want, you're as much a paddy as me then with northern Ireland being part of the UK. I've worked for barloworld and Briggs, and the company that barloworld bought to get into northern Ireland for 15 years. Fully versed on how the trackers are used, who uses them and what they are used for. I spend as much time in the republic as I do in the north and am in a better position than you to comment on how the business runs here. So instead of speculating and guessing you'd be better having your facts correct before calling me dozey
  • Posted 6 Oct 2017 04:11
  • By fastcav
  • joined 19 Jul'15 - 8 messages
  • county antrim, United Kingdom

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