Drogheda - Porn capital of Ireland?

starn

Biggins wrote: »

Don't forget, for a single county, per head, Louth has the highest rates of leukaemia and cancer in the whole of Ireland (and reportedly, Western Europe).

Eh bullsh1t

ChocolateSauce

Well Drogheda is just gross anyway. Although I bet I could put the high porn rate down to two or three people I know up there...

Geomagnetic anomalies? What, it's repulsive?

Biggins

starn wrote: »

Eh bullsh1t

As usual a great discussed retort. Usual Starn quality.

For the record:

The highest incidence rate for men was in Louth...

Source: European Medical Report (PDF format): CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD

specific rates in Louth were higher than those for Ireland for the older age ...

Source: www.ncri.ie/pubs/pubfiles/louthreport.pdf


See also:
www.nuim.ie/staff/dpringle/cooley6.pdf

...Among males, overall cancer rates were higher than average in ....Louth.

Source: CLICK HERE

...the highest rates for cervical cancer are in County Louth, and they ... breast cancer, and indeed, County Louth as the highest cervical cancer rate in ...

Source: CLICK HERE

Even as far back as 1994 the problem was offically recorded.

Mayo has been given a relatively clean bill of health in terms of the number of cancers occurring in the county, according to a report compiled by the Cork based National Cancer Registry Board. A national survey for 1994, which was conducted amongst GPs, consultants, hospitals, nursing homes and hospices around the country, showed that Mayo was "significantly below" the national average in terms of the incidence of all cancers. Louth, Dublin and Cork come out worst in the survey.

Source: CLICK HERE

Plutonium Investigation:

Louth residents -- who live only 100 miles from the site -- have spent years campaigning for the closure of Sellafield. It is suggested that a cluster of babies with Down's syndrome, born to mothers who attended the same secondary school in Dundalk, cannot be the result of chance.

It has been claimed that the cancer rate in Louth runs at 14 per cent above the national average and that there is an increased incidence of childhood cancer in the area.

Source: CLICK HERE

Want more? I had to study this subject for some considerable time.
Had to report on it in the media, etc. Discussed this current problem with health officials and government representatives.

Any more great unthoughtful quick-fire uneducated retorts?

Go study up on the subject before you once again come on using lower form of expressions.
Go actually learn something more at your Dublin collage before you take any opportunity to lash out wildly far off the mark.

One more for me to add to the ignore function.

Wertz

starn wrote: »

Geomagnetic anomalies really. Can some you elaborate a bit more on his please

The "magic hill" out in the cooley peninsula (close to Bellurgan/Jenkinstown) where cars are observed to roll slowly up the hill when left in neutral with the handbrake off. Some say it's a giant magnetite deopsit in the side of the peninsula, others say it's an optical illusion and that in fact there isn't really a hill...that it just looks like there is a downward slope, but the incline is actually in the other direction. Jury's out as far as I'm concerned...all I can say for definite is that the car does indeed go "up" the hill with no outward assistance. I've never set up a theodolite and survey poles to check the gradient...that would just spoil the fun. There's vids on youtube about it...

StOnY_ToNy

Who in the feck googles "porn" ffs? We all know where to go by now :rolleyes: ahem! well you's do, I mean.. We have to remember that the east coast has a much higher broadband 'penetration' rate than other areas around the country, Drogheda has had broadband since '02, I believe some boggers are still waiting, patiently still jerking off to the Irish Suns p.3 and the weather girls on RTE and TV3... :cool: Its easy to slate Drogheda when your own location is hidden away behind your computer screen. We all know your probably from some overly inbred farmerville where going to the local disco amounts to flicking the kitchen lights on and off in some flea infested ghost estate where the neighbours are overflowing sewers and rat hills...

Jesus Wept

mike65 wrote: »

I thought it was Sligo as the population whack off to local hero Aine Chambers

You don't have to be from Sligo to appreciate Sligo Aine.

Latchy

galwayrush wrote: »

Whatever would Cromwell have made of it.:D

Oliver Plunkets head must be spinning in it's glass case .

Donal Og O Baelach

Biggins wrote: »

As usual a great discussed retort. Usual Starn quality.

For the record:


Source: European Medical Report (PDF format): CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD

Source: www.ncri.ie/pubs/pubfiles/louthreport.pdf


See also:
www.nuim.ie/staff/dpringle/cooley6.pdf

Source: CLICK HERE

Source: CLICK HERE

Even as far back as 1994 the problem was offically recorded.

Source: CLICK HERE

Plutonium Investigation:



Source: CLICK HERE

Want more? I had to study this subject for some considerable time.
Had to report on it in the media, etc. Discussed this current problem with health officials and government representatives.

Any more great unthoughtful quick-fire uneducated retorts?

Go study up on the subject before you once again come on using lower form of expressions.
Go actually learn something more at your Dublin collage before you take any opportunity to lash out wildly far off the mark.

One more for me to add to the ignore function.

Ah, Bulls!t.



(only joking Biggins, finely written and researched post)

Wolfe Tone

Theres not much else to do in drog besides have a **** tbh

Mr Cork Man

Wolfe Tone wrote: »

Theres not much else to do in drog besides have a **** tbh

In fairness Drogheda is a lot nicer than Dundalk although that's not a hard thing to achieve.:pac: