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What County In Ireland Is Your Favourite?

Best County In Ireland

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thirdmantackle said:
Don't like speed in mph
Or that funny currency ye have
The only plus is the size of the fish and chips portions
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I'm as far away from the north of Ireland (well as far as possible on this island anyway!) as you can get mate.lol

With the motorway though Belfast is about four hours drive from Cork.
 
Not seen much of Ireland which is ridiculous seeing as its so close however, little trip to Malin for a wedding years back... I was absolutely tickled to walk into a little shop, then through an archway at the back and into a bar! I went straight on the Guinness (if I'm honest it tasted exactly the same as here - which isn't a bad thing!)
 
Tim's tourettes said:
Not seen much of Ireland which is ridiculous seeing as its so close however, little trip to Malin for a wedding years back... I was absolutely tickled to walk into a little shop, then through an archway at the back and into a bar! I went straight on the Guinness (if I'm honest it tasted exactly the same as here - which isn't a bad thing!)
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Great story. The Guinness served in UK is all made in Ireland these days. Often it tastes better in Ireland because of how it is kept and poured. Ambiance of the pub also a factor, as well as how many pints consumed! 😀🍻
 

I have many great memories of living in Suffolk County, in the populous Massachusetts region of Ireland.
 
Vintage said:
Passed through it last Friday and Sunday to Derry for a weekend away with herself. What a bloody bottleneck that Ballybofey is
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You didn’t fancy stopping in the Villa Rose to crash a wedding?

Infact has anyone ever been to The Elk once you get off the Glenshane pass on the way to Belfast. It looks way too big to service the area around it. It gives off if you build it they will come vibes
 

bluerobert said:
You didn’t fancy stopping in the Villa Rose to crash a wedding?

Infact has anyone ever been to The Elk once you get off the Glenshane pass on the way to Belfast. It looks way too big to service the area around it. It gives off if you build it they will come vibes
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Yep, I've been to the Elk. Not for a night out, just for work. Must be like a meat market on Saturday nights in Toomebridge
 
Neiler said:
Don’t know mate, it’s not the City I grew up any more, it’s a shame but not unrecoverable.

It’s not only the edge, think the character and Bohemia has been knocked out of it a bit.

It’s now a commercial centre, transport hub and a place people move to for money and jobs snd opportunity it’s so the population is transient, it’s hard to feel a sense of community now like even 10 years ago, it’s another faceless City now. Often feel the GAA is all we left of the authentic Dublin.

Maybe I’m just getting older and remembering in my day.
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Absolutely love Cork city, overwhelming majority of people are as sound as they come. Don’t live there so can’t really speak on any deterioration. Seems to be the same in most large towns/cities unfortunately
 

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