Definitely cheaper as you head out.
There has been a couple of tourists attacked recently in the city centre and it has made national news. Knobheads everywhere though.
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Country Discussion: Northern Ireland
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There has been a couple of tourists attacked recently in the city centre and it has made national news. Knobheads everywhere though.
I recommend Derry myself, a very friendly city centre for me with cracking bars.
I worked in Derry (won't use the other name out of respect) for a few weeks back in 2008 and loved it. Great people and as you said bars/pubs were good.
Working class people will always get on with working class people.
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TBF probably didn't give it long enough. I do want to do the northern coastline again then drop into the republic then follow that coastline. My nan was from county Clare so loads of family and friends from Galway down.
Was in Belfast for work for a few days back in March, had a smashing time, folk are dead friendly, great bars, food was superb - had the best fish and chips I've ever eaten from here:
https://www.michaeldeane.co.uk/love-fish/
Got a real sense of a place rediscovering itself and just wanting to get on. Hoping to get back over with herself for a visit next year with a bit more time to enjoy it.
https://www.michaeldeane.co.uk/love-fish/
Got a real sense of a place rediscovering itself and just wanting to get on. Hoping to get back over with herself for a visit next year with a bit more time to enjoy it.
Not sure they can ever be forgiven. You can't release Paddy Kielty to the world and expect everyone to just be OK with it.
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Genuine guy.
Think it's just that Ryan Seacrest, false persona those hosts have. I left in 2003, probably before he started acting more like a person.
Paddy Kielty is a good guy. He is from a small village a few miles from where I live. He, his wife and children are home regularly, they go to the local pubs and restaurants, he does charity appearances for local causes, still has the same mates, etc. His brother was playing football against my club and Paddy was watching the match, he was tormented by people wanting autographs and pictures, he never objected, smiled chatted and had his photograph taken. He was in the club after for a pint with his brother, they chatted away to everyone and anyone. I seen him doing standup when he was making a name for himself, very funny and very edgy. He once said that when he first went to England doing the comedy circuit the older comedians would say his generation knew nothing about facing an audience in the clubs and getting heckled, he said that when he was here doing gigs in republican or loyalist areas and telling jokes about paramilitaries and someone would shout out “we know where you live”, that would test your metal. Given what happened to his father I think he is a good example of what people can become. He is a good lad.
Despite my best efforts this thread turned out lovely and that’s reassuring.
We are the perfect example of how a non-functioning government over many years is actually better for society.
Unfortunately for you, the Irish are mostly sound. Unlike snarling Scousers such as ourselves.
Though the ones who want to shag the monarchy are a danger to everyone around them.
SAY IT.
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