anti irish magaluf?

SMW

i read through a few old posts on here, and some people were saying that magaluf is anti irish. i know its full of english people, but do yous means the place is anti irish, as in, it has very little irish bars music etc. or do you mean the english try and start foights and things with the irish?

cheers

sean

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

SMW wrote: »

i read through a few old posts on here, and some people were saying that magaluf is anti irish. i know its full of english people, but do yous means the place is anti irish, as in, it has very little irish bars music etc. or do you mean the english try and start foights and things with the irish?

cheers

sean

Do the Irish get drunk and start fights?

SMW

not us anyway, dont go looking for trouble, when its not needed.

Savman

From what I remember it is generally considered an English resort over there, I'd say the percentage of Brit idiots that start fights over nationality is probably in or around the same percentage as the Irish idiots.

Mint Sauce

spent a night in magaluf when i stayed in a neighbouring resort a few years ago, was a mix of both english and irish themed/owned bars and holiday makers generally most got on with each other, although did witness fights most nights, although the nationalities were fighting more amoungst them self than against against each other

gandalf

Stayed in Porto Nova (which is beside Magaluf) a fair few years ago and went to Magaluf for a few nights and tbh had great craic there. Didn't notice any grief above and beyond any resort I have been to.

Kotek Besar

I'm talking about 6 years ago now, but I went to Magaluf for a week to stay with my mate who was a club rep there (we're both English by the way). General feeling was that Magaluf had mainly British tourists, and neighbouring Santa Ponsa had mainly Irish tourists.

That said, we spent two nights out in Santa Ponsa with a couple of Irish lads and had a whale of a time with them - better than we did in Magaluf with the English lads.

Bottom line, I think folk go on holiday for a good time at that's it.

SMW

thanks for the replies everyone. think thats cleared it up for me

donmeister

yeah,i was in santa ponsa on holidays last summer and went to magaluf for one nyt,it is much more english orientated in comp. to santa p,but i wudnt go as far to say its anti irish.

OPENROAD

I remember going to Ibiza before it became popular with the Irish, at time of booking the guy said, oh wouldn't go there full of English, best two weeks of my life,no trouble, English could not have been more friendly,got to know loads of people, found the same thing in Magaluf, we were in Santa Ponsa and spent a couple of nights in Magaluf, much better time than in Santa Ponsa, don't believe everything you read. You will get good and bad people, Irish no different.

steo123

ive ben there couple years ago and found no difference (other than accents)betwn irish ad english found the english a lot more friendlier !!!

cant stand irish abroad meself

Savman

Yeh and English burds are more up for it wha wha wha ;)

steo123

would have to agree with that point....

irish birds are among are nothing compard to english /aus/american birds...

Kotek Besar

Savman wrote: »

Yeh and English burds are more up for it wha wha wha ;)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAHwVBjwlV8

indiana jones

went to santa ponsa yrs ago to work for summer but ended up in magaluf for the summer instead. much better clubs,bars,nightlife and they loved the irish because there was so few of us there. just like going out in liverpool in the sun. not anti irish at all. lots of sweeds too.

Jweir

Im going to magaluff this year and im going to drink beer i cant wait

theteal

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