Things in Ireland that Britain dont have?

RobitTV · 02-10-2010 4:18pm #1

What do we have That britain does not have?

Nodin · 02-10-2010 4:19pm

Geebags, seemingly.

questionmark? · 02-10-2010 4:21pm

Red Lemonade - hows else can you drink southern comfort!!!

gurramok · 02-10-2010 4:22pm

Spice burger!

areu4real? · 02-10-2010 4:22pm

Foreign rule :pac:

Praetorian Saighdiuir · 02-10-2010 4:23pm

The "Terry Spire".

ILA · 02-10-2010 4:24pm

A pathetic sense of copying our former colonial masters in nearly every area of society

WesternZulu · 02-10-2010 4:24pm

The GAA.

LizT · 02-10-2010 4:25pm

tayto, proper dairy milk.

Bazzo · 02-10-2010 4:25pm

Tayto. (I think?)

Edit: Lol, great minds and all that ^^^

BrianJD · 02-10-2010 4:25pm

30 Billion Dept....

and 800 years of a chip on their shoulder.

Sticky_Fingers · 02-10-2010 4:26pm

Mighty Munch, they have some horrible equivalent called Monster Munch that taste like wet paint

citizen_p · 02-10-2010 4:26pm

tayto,
red lemonade,
good white pudding,
and of course, the Irish ability to slag

My name is URL · 02-10-2010 4:26pm

Why do most of your threads revolve around Britain?

Happyman42 · 02-10-2010 4:27pm

Jean Byrne

bigneacy · 02-10-2010 4:27pm

a sense of humour

Dean820 · 02-10-2010 4:28pm

Pots of gold...oh wait...these days we don't have that either.

gurramok · 02-10-2010 4:28pm

A Prime Minister who has a hoarse voice after a night out!

prinz · 02-10-2010 4:28pm

bigneacy wrote: »

a sense of humour

Oh how wrong you are.

scientific1982 · 02-10-2010 4:31pm

Banana juice, football special, cavan cola and a sense of community.

fontanalis · 02-10-2010 4:33pm

prinz wrote: »

Oh how wrong you are.

Well I don't think they are fans of Pat Shortt.

gurramok · 02-10-2010 4:33pm

Serial killers or random child disappearances.:D

Pherekydes · 02-10-2010 4:34pm

Corrupt, stupid, inept, incompetent politicians.

Corrupt, stupid, inept, incompetent bankers.

Stupid electors.

Jedward.

Oh wait, they have them now.

Bucklesman · 02-10-2010 4:37pm

Cidona, believe it or not.

bigneacy · 02-10-2010 4:37pm

lyons and denny

Grimreaper666 · 02-10-2010 4:39pm

Hurleys......

Long Term Louth · 02-10-2010 4:39pm

The Euro!

Bazzo · 02-10-2010 4:41pm

gurramok wrote: »

Serial killers or random child disappearances.:D

Ehhh....

What?

notonlybutalso · 02-10-2010 4:43pm

john player blue

Blisterman · 02-10-2010 4:43pm

Bucklesman wrote: »

Cidona, believe it or not.

They do in some pubs actually. Never seen anyone buy it.

The thing I miss most about Ireland is breakfast rolls. You can buy bacon rolls, egg rolls and sausage rolls, but never all three together.

lord lucan · 02-10-2010 4:43pm

Silvermints.

Minstrel27 · 02-10-2010 4:44pm

bigneacy wrote: »

lyons and denny

I always thought Denny's was an English company. Oh well.

Cakes. · 02-10-2010 4:44pm

The 26 Counties

Mardy Bum · 02-10-2010 4:44pm

Outdoor Handball Alleys.

theteal · 02-10-2010 4:44pm

stuffing :eek:

in o'briens sandwich place in dundee, asked for the old chicken, mayo with stuffing. . .the guy looked stunned, "eeeehhhh, we might have it around christmas time"

o1s1n · 02-10-2010 4:46pm

Sticky_Fingers wrote: »

Mighty Munch, they have some horrible equivalent called Monster Munch that taste like wet paint

Bit incorrect. Shows your age :P

What you know as 'Mighty Munch' were 'Monster Munch' here in Ireland for years.

In the 90s, Walkers started selling crisps here (They had their own Monster Munch)

To avoid confusion, they bought the rights to the name Monster Munch in Ireland.

Our Monster Munch then became Mighty Munch.

I seem to be the only person who was bothered by this :pac:

theteal · 02-10-2010 4:46pm

club orange ftw!

gurramok · 02-10-2010 4:47pm

Bazzo wrote: »

Ehhh....

What?

Reverse psychology

Hmm, they don't have Beamish, Kilkenny, Murphys & Jacobs Fig Rolls!

Nailz · 02-10-2010 4:47pm

My name is URL wrote: »

Why do most of your threads revolve around Britain?

Cause we base our culture around them, speak their language and have equally **** weather, why not base everything else around them to...

veryangryman · 02-10-2010 4:47pm

Chicken Rolls on Cuisine De France bread

Sexual, especially after hangovers

PeterIanStaker · 02-10-2010 4:50pm

The Sindo. (They should be thankful!)

Dudess · 02-10-2010 4:51pm

Club Milk. They do have orange and mint Clubs though, but not the humble yellow-wrapped little dude.

ScumLord · 02-10-2010 4:51pm

A good fry up breakfast, for the most part the English breakfast just never matches up.

thee glitz · 02-10-2010 4:51pm

3pm Saturday live premiership.
Síle Seoige

stovelid · 02-10-2010 4:53pm

Tedious historical obsessions with their neighbours.

bryaner · 02-10-2010 4:53pm

Bono and his high heels.

Donkey Oaty · 02-10-2010 4:54pm

Golden Pages.

Deli/breakfast roll counters in almost every garage.

Bilingual signs.

A charge for plastic bags.

An orange man on some pedestrian crossings.

White pudding.

Green post boxes and post vans.

Nicknames for statues.

colly10 · 02-10-2010 4:54pm

Sticky_Fingers wrote: »

Mighty Munch, they have some horrible equivalent called Monster Munch that taste like wet paint

We used to have monster much, they were way better

Monotype · 02-10-2010 4:54pm

o1s1n wrote: »

Bit incorrect. Shows your age :P

What you know as 'Mighty Munch' were 'Monster Munch' here in Ireland for years.

In the 90s, Walkers started selling crisps here (They had their own Monster Munch)

To avoid confusion, they bought the rights to the name Monster Munch in Ireland.

Our Monster Munch then became Mighty Munch.

I seem to be the only person who was bothered by this :pac:

Yeah, those old monster munch were great. Better value than other crisps for a long time as the price held at 18p. After the walkers ones came along the tayto ones changed their recipe for a while and they tasted terrible. Hmm... I should get some at the next opportunity. Maybe some of both to compare.

gurramok · 02-10-2010 4:55pm

Dunnes Stores 'because we're Irish'

02-10-2010 4:56pm

Expensive VRT

Things in Ireland that Britain dont have?

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