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Conor74 · 29-06-2012, 16:57

Which comes first?

Not sure if there are ways of telling really. But think I am more proud of my county than my country. When abroad, if asked where I'm from I will always say Kerry, and if it's clear that means nothing to the person asking, I will say in the sw of Ireland.

ClashCityRocker · 29-06-2012, 16:59

That's quite a Cork attitude to have

chalkie 501 · 29-06-2012, 18:45

when i'm abroad i would say im Irish,
when i'm up the country i would say that i'm from Killarney,
i always used to say that i was from Kerry until some idiots on a bus in Dublin once upon a time thought it was great crack to try and imitate the kerryman, i was quite hot headed back then so it nearly ended badly

needless to say that im a very proud Kerry man

29-06-2012, 16:57	#1
Conor74 Registered User Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 5,197 Adverts \| Friends	Kerry or Irish? Which comes first? Not sure if there are ways of telling really. But think I am more proud of my county than my country. When abroad, if asked where I'm from I will always say Kerry, and if it's clear that means nothing to the person asking, I will say in the sw of Ireland.

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ClashCityRocker Registered User Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 212 Adverts \| Friends	That's quite a Cork attitude to have

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chalkie 501 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: sunny killarney Posts: 532 Adverts \| Friends	when i'm abroad i would say im Irish, when i'm up the country i would say that i'm from Killarney, i always used to say that i was from Kerry until some idiots on a bus in Dublin once upon a time thought it was great crack to try and imitate the kerryman, i was quite hot headed back then so it nearly ended badly needless to say that im a very proud Kerry man