The one where Father Ted lived
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That would be Clare then mate. The Father Ted house is open as a tourist attraction as well.The one where Father Ted lived
That'd be Limerick, where my mum's family has it's origins.The one where all the Tarmac specialists come from
What's Clondalkin like?, the best looking men come from there
I thought it was lived in. We stopped outside and blasted the theme tune.That would be Clare then mate. The Father Ted house is open as a tourist attraction as well.
Sounds lovely, thanks for respondingu
It was an old village settlement going back to Viking times mate, even today in the village there is a big round tower still in the village, the monks used them when there was a Viking attack to protect the churches treasures and defend fro the towers. In the 20th century, it became part of the sprawling Dublin suburbs growing and growing through the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, and on, these days it’s an established suburb in West County Dublin, some nice but also tough spots, about 30 -40 mins from the City Centre.
I came up there a bit for a bit of time (amongst other places), played for Round Towers (Jim Gavin’s club) and local football teams.
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Belfast is exactly the same. The city centre is dirty with the signs of drug abuse everywhere.
and a mighty fine county it is tooHarsh on County Down not to get a nomination
I feel they maintain those for tourism reasons because the idea that grenades would be thrown over just doesn't reflect how the city is or has been for a long time.Think it’s like most City's mate, you kind of take it for granted when your used to it but going down the Falls and Shankill is still fascinating even the peace walls, with the gardens backing on to them with the steel mesh over them so grenades can’t be thrown over. It’s an expierence most City’s can’t throw at you.
Just outside too, brilliant view from just outside the City, looking down on the City from the likes of Cave hill.
Antrim is a stunningly beautiful County just outside of Belfast too and a lot not that far away.
They have a cafe there i think.I thought it was lived in. We stopped outside and blasted the theme tune.
A lot of Everton fans have, a great 2 daysHas anyone not from Ballybofey ever been to Ballybofey if it wasn’t to go to a wedding?
Oh yes.Galway is good too. I love Connemara and the Aran Islands.
I thought it was lived in. We stopped outside and blasted the theme tune.
The Aran Islands really are the ultimate escape from the crazy modern world imo.Oh yes.