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Getting to know People in Mullingar

  • 29-10-2010 9:10pm
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12


    First time to start a thread so be gentle. Been living in Mullingar for a few years at this stage but not really settled in. Havnt been around at weekends much, for different reasons, so it has kind of been a place to stay for five nights/four days. Been hard to get to know people then outside of work.

    Any body got any ideas of clubs etc that one could join to help break into the town and meet people round my own age i suppose [that would be late 20s].

    Should explain that people ive shared with were sound but most were attached or like me not round all the time. Others are gone way west or south at this stage. Cheers


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  • Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 7,225 ✭✭✭Yitzhak Rabin


    crascred wrote: »
    First time to start a thread so be gentle. Been living in Mullingar for a few years at this stage but not really settled in. Havnt been around at weekends much, for different reasons, so it has kind of been a place to stay for five nights/four days. Been hard to get to know people then outside of work.

    Any body got any ideas of clubs etc that one could join to help break into the town and meet people round my own age i suppose [that would be late 20s].

    Should explain that people ive shared with were sound but most were attached or like me not round all the time. Others are gone way west or south at this stage. Cheers

    Just give a bit more info about yourself and people will be able to suggest things to you.

    There's loads of sports clubs around. If you're not into GAA, soccer or rugby, you can always try one of the other ones like tennis, squash etc. Or you could try a completely new sport like kayaking, or scuba diving. There are clubs for both of those things.

    If sport isn't your thing, maybe you could try doing some kind of course in the evenings. As far as I remember, there are language courses ran out of the community college in the evenings.

    Em.. thats all I can think about for now really.. might be able to come up with something better if you give a bit more info about yourself.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 9 thedownsgaa


    We would be delighted to welcome you to The Downs GAA Club.
    Not just football, we have exercise clubs (male and female) Scor, Community Games etc.

    If none of these are to your fancy, as already suggested let us know what you like and we can point you in the right direction - Mullingar does have a lot to offer !!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12 crascred


    Thanks for the replies. Was away from the internet there for a while. General interests i suppose. As for football yeah i follow it but gave up playing when i was 16 when i realised that the view from the terrace was as good as the subs bench. Where migh i be able to get info on the exercise classes.

    Cheers


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 128 ✭✭jenniwenni


    I've been living in Mullingar for 9 years, and in that time I've only made 1 friend and maybe a handfull of aquaintences.

    I know some it is my own fault, I'm not extremely outgoing, but I'm friendly and I have tried. I joined a few clubs and did a few courses, I found that there is mostly groups of friends that join this type of thing, very few people actually go on their own. I did have young kids when I first moved here and it can be hard to get out and about, I thought that I would eventually meet other parents around the school gates so to speak, but no joy.

    Mostly, I find Mullingar people to be extremely clannish and not willing to accept new people. Thedownsgaa, you are an exception :)

    Preparing for the backlash :)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 30 Beller81


    JenniWenni I couldn't agree with you more! In fact I found it easier to make friends when I lived in Dublin. I just found Dublin people to be more open and friendly.


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,437 ✭✭✭kasper


    jenniwenni wrote: »
    I've been living in Mullingar for 9 years, and in that time I've only made 1 friend and maybe a handfull of aquaintences.

    I know some it is my own fault, I'm not extremely outgoing, but I'm friendly and I have tried. I joined a few clubs and did a few courses, I found that there is mostly groups of friends that join this type of thing, very few people actually go on their own. I did have young kids when I first moved here and it can be hard to get out and about, I thought that I would eventually meet other parents around the school gates so to speak, but no joy.

    Mostly, I find Mullingar people to be extremely clannish and not willing to accept new people. Thedownsgaa, you are an exception :)

    Preparing for the backlash :)

    sorry if its a wee bit late, but a hugh cead mile failte to mullingar


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 128 ✭✭jenniwenni


    Thankyou kindly


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11,389 ✭✭✭✭Saruman


    You can try meetup.com and search for meeting groups in Mullingar.
    If you are interested in books for instance, the Midlands book club meets once a month in the Park Hotel.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 1 monart


    Hi. I'm finding same in Mullingar here just over a year. I've tried 2 clubs nice people but found were from older age group. I'm in early thirties, married, no kids. I'm interested in lots of things, walking, cooking, cinema, coffees/pints, sporty but not mad into any particular one. I'd be interested in a social club or meetup. Unfortunately I'm not into reading books so would of had to cheat on the group discussions. I'd be interested in if you found a good social club to join.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 611 ✭✭✭T Corolla


    monart wrote: »
    Hi. I'm finding same in Mullingar here just over a year. I've tried 2 clubs nice people but found were from older age group. I'm in early thirties, married, no kids. I'm interested in lots of things, walking, cooking, cinema, coffees/pints, sporty but not mad into any particular one. I'd be interested in a social club or meetup. Unfortunately I'm not into reading books so would of had to cheat on the group discussions. I'd be interested in if you found a good social club to join.

    Hi how are things. I am in the same boat. I am living here for the last 5 yrs and find it hard to make friends in the town. My job invovles unsociable hours and I'm off when most people are working. I am in my early 30's and would like to meet people in the town. I know a few people that live here that I work with. PM me if you are interested in meeting up


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 49 wetminger


    Wow there seems to be an abundance of you guys out there - why dont you all get together and have a few pints together? A 'www.boreds.com' (get it?!) group of acquaintances that meet and have a pint/coffee, go to cinema together etc.... once you make friends once thats you sorted. The main part is taking mobile numbers and keeping in touch afterwards... other friendly places in town are the rugby club, the golf club, the final fence club after a couple of Jaeger bombs etc... :)
    PS - Faillte to Mullingar, it isn't as cold as it first seems, people want to be friendly here but I think our accent makes us sound dour and I think most people from here are pretty shy tbh.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 9,925 ✭✭✭Otis Driftwood


    wetminger wrote: »
    Wow there seems to be an abundance of you guys out there - why dont you all get together and have a few pints together? A 'www.boreds.com' (get it?!) group of acquaintances that meet and have a pint/coffee, go to cinema together etc.... once you make friends once thats you sorted. The main part is taking mobile numbers and keeping in touch afterwards... other friendly places in town are the rugby club, the golf club, the final fence club after a couple of Jaeger bombs etc... :)
    PS - Faillte to Mullingar, it isn't as cold as it first seems, people want to be friendly here but I think our accent makes us sound dour and I think most people from here are pretty shy tbh.

    :confused:

    The Fence is a sh1tbox,ignorant bouncers,ignorant staff and by and large an ignorant clientele.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 8,722 ✭✭✭nice_guy80


    you could be right about mullingar.
    people are quite clannish.


    as a 'blow-in' most people I know are nearly all from outside the county.
    only for I play a bit of sport I wouldn't know any locals :D


    I really think you need to get involved in one or two things though to get to know people - fitness classes? triathlons? pitch and putt? the Lions club?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 611 ✭✭✭T Corolla


    nice_guy80 wrote: »
    you could be right about mullingar.
    people are quite clannish.


    as a 'blow-in' most people I know are nearly all from outside the county.
    only for I play a bit of sport I wouldn't know any locals :D


    I really think you need to get involved in one or two things though to get to know people - fitness classes? triathlons? pitch and putt? the Lions club?

    I agree with you 100%. I think going to nite clubs and pubs is not a great way to make connections with people. I made that mistake the first week I was here and it was a bad move.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 217 ✭✭martin1


    Far be it from me to bring up this old chesnut again...

    but nevertheless it really has to be said

    Why on Gods earth would anyone bother trying to put down roots in Mullingar when you have Athlone so close by. Is only a 40 minute drive yet its lightyears ahead in almost every respect....and that includes friendliness of the locals.

    Save yourself years of isolated misery......

    You wont regret it :)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11,389 ✭✭✭✭Saruman


    Because Athlone, as much as I like it, is in the middle of the country. Mullingar on the other hand is 35 minutes or so from Liffey Valley.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 611 ✭✭✭T Corolla


    Saruman wrote: »
    Because Athlone, as much as I like it, is in the middle of the country. Mullingar on the other hand is 35 minutes or so from Liffey Valley.

    There is more to life than the Liffey Valley sure there is the Athlone Town centre just as good


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11,389 ✭✭✭✭Saruman


    Liffey Valley is not the point, The point is as a reference to how close it is to Dublin.

    Though one thing, Athlone town centre is just as good as liffey valley?

    The Marks and Spencer in Liffey Valley alone is as big as the whole of the Athlone town centre. OK maybe a bit exaggerated but not by much.

    I don't like the Athlone town centre. I think it is small, cramped and boring.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 8,722 ✭✭✭nice_guy80


    the only nice part of Athlone used to be in Roscommon
    but then they moved it to westmeath.
    in the last 20 years westmeath county council have let the west bank deteriorate with all the development happening on the east bank

    both towns are very similar imho


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 8 Fantabulous


    I was reading this thread and wondering how the OP and others are getting on? I moved to Mullingar a few months ago and dont know where to begin making friends.

    Some info: I'm in my early 20's, was thinking of joining classes but as has already been posted here i'll just be tagging along with pre existing groups of friends, i'm also not around on weekends only weekday evenings which really limits me on how i'm supposed to meet people. I didnt mind a first but i'm starting to get a bit bored of me myself and I at this stage.

    Any advice?


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 8,722 ✭✭✭nice_guy80


    I was reading this thread and wondering how the OP and others are getting on? I moved to Mullingar a few months ago and dont know where to begin making friends.

    Some info: I'm in my early 20's, was thinking of joining classes but as has already been posted here i'll just be tagging along with pre existing groups of friends, i'm also not around on weekends only weekday evenings which really limits me on how i'm supposed to meet people. I didnt mind a first but i'm starting to get a bit bored of me myself and I at this stage.

    Any advice?

    try a fitness class?
    yoga class?

    join tidy towns...
    pick a sport and join the club. you'll meet loads of people - triathalon, soccer, GAA, tag rugby, hockey, tennis


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 470 ✭✭Mc Kenzie


    jenniwenni wrote: »
    I've been living in Mullingar for 9 years, and in that time I've only made 1 friend and maybe a handfull of aquaintences.

    I know some it is my own fault, I'm not extremely outgoing, but I'm friendly and I have tried. I joined a few clubs and did a few courses, I found that there is mostly groups of friends that join this type of thing, very few people actually go on their own. I did have young kids when I first moved here and it can be hard to get out and about, I thought that I would eventually meet other parents around the school gates so to speak, but no joy.

    Mostly, I find Mullingar people to be extremely clannish and not willing to accept new people. Thedownsgaa, you are an exception :)

    Preparing for the backlash :)

    I have to agree people in the midlands seem to stick to there own. im 23 and i can see this,even my own freinds like to stick to there own. thats why im getting out.lol


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11,389 ✭✭✭✭Saruman


    The tag rugby is certainly a good way to go. I went for the first time last week and it was full of people. Actually there was a traffic light party that night as well.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 67 ✭✭CatchLight


    Hello! I'm from Mullingar and I hate to see people complain about it. I think it's a great little town with loads of opportunities to meet people outside the pubs. I am well aware that there are cliques and in-crowds in the town but don't let that put you off! I'm sure it's the same in every town in Ireland.

    So, I'm going to list a few of the clubs I know of. (I hope this is ok?) Most, I imagine would be only delighted to see a few new faces! Most of these clubs probably have a facebook page aswell. Here it goes:

    Mullingar Rugby Club: http://www.mullingarrfc.ie/

    Tag Rugby in Mullingar RFC

    Mullingar Golf Club http://www.mullingargolfclub.com/ + loads of other smaller golf clubs around Westmeath.

    Lough Owel Pitch and Putt http://www.discoverireland.ie/Activities-Adventure/lough-owel-pitch-and-putt/49600 There's a club as well but I can't find a website for it.

    Mullingar Hockey Club on Facebook, they train in Loreto College as far as I know. Mens and Ladies teams. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Mullingar-Hockey-Club/122775707140

    Midland Triathlon Club http://www.midlandtri.com/

    Mullingar Basketball, they train in Rochfortbridge school as there are no proper facilities in Mullingar. Great Club though. Mens and Ladies teams. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Mullingar-Dragons-Basketball-Club/146880229903

    Mullingar Camera Club http://www.mullingarcameraclub.com/

    Mullingar Canoe/Kayak Club, Contact: mullingarcanoeclub@hotmail.com.

    Mullingar Tennis Club www.mullingartennis.com

    Mullingar Town Band http://www.mullingartownband.ie/

    Mullingar Athletic Soccer Club http://www.mullingarathleticafc.ie/ Also have all-weather pitches for 5-a-side tournaments.

    Mullingar Cricket Club http://mullingarcricketclub.com/

    Mullingar Sailing Club, http://www.msail.net/ http://www.discoverireland.ie/Activities-Adventure/mullingar-sailing-club/45697

    Mullingar Harriers http://www.mullingarharriers.com/

    Midland Angling Club http://www.midlandangling.com/

    Mullingar Cycling Club www.lakesidewheelers.ie

    I haven't included all the GAA Clubs because there are so many! But if anyone needs them reply to this and I'll get another list going.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11,389 ✭✭✭✭Saruman


    CatchLight wrote: »
    Mullingar Basketball, they train in Rochfortbridge school as there are no proper facilities in Mullingar. Great Club though. Mens and Ladies teams. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Mullingar-Dragons-Basketball-Club/146880229903


    That's mad. Rochfortbridge is tiny compared to Mullingar.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,796 ✭✭✭coillcam


    I'll stick my neck out and say that Tag Rugby is easily the best social sport on the go at the moment for a broad age group 16-40+. All shapes and sizes and just as many women as men (Women's scores worth 3x the men.). BBQs and nights out are organized over the duration of the months that its on.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11,389 ✭✭✭✭Saruman


    coillcam wrote: »
    I'll stick my neck out and say that Tag Rugby is easily the best social sport on the go at the moment for a broad age group 16-40+. All shapes and sizes and just as many women as men (Women's scores worth 3x the men.). BBQs and nights out are organized over the duration of the months that its on.

    Spot on. In fact this Friday is a fancy dress/party night at the Tag Rugby/Rugby club.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 8 Fantabulous


    Hi again. I'm very interested in giving tag rugby a go but cant find any information about it on the site, maybe i'm not looking hard enough. Maybe some of you here can give me some information on it as a few of you go. Thanks :)

    PS Are there many girls?

    Oh wait i just saw that facebook link, i'll give that a look but info from you guys is still welcome!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11,389 ✭✭✭✭Saruman


    Only problem is that this week is the end of the tag rugby season.


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 15 ezeway


    I live in mullingar last 6 years, and love this little town! There's just no better place like mullingar.

    And, It's just my opinion :D


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 100 ✭✭WANTStoWORK


    crascred wrote: »
    First time to start a thread so be gentle. Been living in Mullingar for a few years at this stage but not really settled in. Havnt been around at weekends much, for different reasons, so it has kind of been a place to stay for five nights/four days. Been hard to get to know people then outside of work.

    Any body got any ideas of clubs etc that one could join to help break into the town and meet people round my own age i suppose [that would be late 20s].

    Should explain that people ive shared with were sound but most were attached or like me not round all the time. Others are gone way west or south at this stage. Cheers

    Why would you want to do a thing like that for??????


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 100 ✭✭WANTStoWORK


    crascred wrote: »
    First time to start a thread so be gentle. Been living in Mullingar for a few years at this stage but not really settled in. Havnt been around at weekends much, for different reasons, so it has kind of been a place to stay for five nights/four days. Been hard to get to know people then outside of work.

    Any body got any ideas of clubs etc that one could join to help break into the town and meet people round my own age i suppose [that would be late 20s].

    Should explain that people ive shared with were sound but most were attached or like me not round all the time. Others are gone way west or south at this stage. Cheers

    Hi.
    Whatever you do don't walk in Mullingar on your own at night time, I had reason to be walking up Patrick street one evening and got mugged by four thugs and a broken bottle. I usually can handle myself but decided not to (odds were against me), but for the grace of God a Garda car was passing and seen what was happening much to my relief. Never never again will I set foot in that kip of a town, this happened about 6.30 ish in the evening. :mad:


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 100 ✭✭WANTStoWORK


    jenniwenni wrote: »
    I've been living in Mullingar for 9 years, and in that time I've only made 1 friend and maybe a handfull of aquaintences.

    I know some it is my own fault, I'm not extremely outgoing, but I'm friendly and I have tried. I joined a few clubs and did a few courses, I found that there is mostly groups of friends that join this type of thing, very few people actually go on their own. I did have young kids when I first moved here and it can be hard to get out and about, I thought that I would eventually meet other parents around the school gates so to speak, but no joy.

    Mostly, I find Mullingar people to be extremely clannish and not willing to accept new people. Thedownsgaa, you are an exception :)

    Preparing for the backlash :)

    I worked in Mullingar for a while and I will have to agree with you 100%


  • Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 7,225 ✭✭✭Yitzhak Rabin


    I'm from Mullingar, but don't normally live here. However, I am home for a few weeks. Its seems most of my friends have moved on.

    Does anyone want to meet up for pints/coffee/whatever? Seems there's plenty of us here who could meet up and have a bit of craic. What you all doing tomorrow(sat night)?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,647 ✭✭✭dragona


    Dontcha know, I have been living in Mullingar for seven years and have not made any real friends at all!!
    All the jobs I have had required me to work alone, so had no colleagues to make friends with, my children were at secondary school so no hanging around with parents at school gates etc

    I am bored RIGID so would be up for meeting some folks :D


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 20 Mawkchunk


    Hi, I'm from the US and have been living in Mullingar for three years now. My husband is not a GAA guy, so don't know much about it at all! What sort of excercise clubs do you have? Thanks :)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 20 Mawkchunk


    Yes, I agree----VERY clannish. The midlands in general are like that...Some people go around with their heads down...I think people are self-conscious or something. I have noticed that other areas of the country are completely different in regards to openess and friendliness. Sorry to offend anyone...Joe Dolan seemed sweet.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 260 ✭✭Longford Lass


    Hi everyone!
    Just new to Boards.ie and having a look around.
    Like a lot of people on here I'm not originally from Westmeath. Am living here almost 3 yrs and its time to try and increase my social circle around here.
    So...to get some interest going in this thread again folks....
    Anyone genuinely interested in starting some kind of social/lifestyle group.
    Personally I'd love to just meet up with some like minded interesting people for a chat, over a cuppa initially, and see how it goes.
    I'm determined not to spend another winter talking about getting out n about more but not actually doing it!!
    So...any takers out there??


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 8,722 ✭✭✭nice_guy80


    ok, there is an...
    Athletics club
    triathlon club
    cycling club
    bridge club
    swimming club/pool

    pay as you go fitness classes in...
    flex gym
    community centre on bishopsgate street
    yoga and pilates in community centre
    yoga pliates in phoenix yoga
    aqua aerobics in the public pool
    spinning classes in the two triathlon shops


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 128 ✭✭jenniwenni


    nice_guy80 wrote: »
    ok, there is an...
    Athletics club
    triathlon club
    cycling club
    bridge club
    swimming club/pool

    pay as you go fitness classes in...
    flex gym
    community centre on bishopsgate street
    yoga and pilates in community centre
    yoga pliates in phoenix yoga
    aqua aerobics in the public pool
    spinning classes in the two triathlon shops

    Have you any info on the spinning classes, I could be interested in that.

    I also thought I'd mention that Scouting Ireland are always looking for helper/leaders in the area. You can get involved as much or as little as you like, and as far as I am aware, they provide all the training needed. It is a great community thing to get involved in, and they also have regular social gatherings. You can get contact details from the scouting Ireland website.


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 8,722 ✭✭✭nice_guy80




  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 32 siobherz


    I've been living here since last August and yeah while i've had trouble putting myself out there a bit i find mullingar people friendly but in groups as well :p lovely place tho. i'm thinkin of starting at that Flex Gym but wondered if that sounds like a good plan for meeting ppl? will probably freak people out if i jog over at the gym and say hi haha


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 6,595 ✭✭✭The Lovely Muffin


    nice_guy80 wrote: »
    cycling club
    Where is this cycling club?

    I know of one out in Killucan which is a bit too far for me as I don't drive so walk everywhere.

    I'd be interested in cycling, but need somewhere in town cause as I said, I walk everywhere.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,075 ✭✭✭BTH


    Where is this cycling club?

    I know of one out in Killucan which is a bit too far for me as I don't drive so walk everywhere.

    I'd be interested in cycling, but need somewhere in town cause as I said, I walk everywhere.

    http://www.lakesidewheelers.ie/

    One of the biggest clubs in the country


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 4 whodoneit


    I have been lining in mullingar for several years , used to go to pubs for a while to meet people, got fed up with it verry quickly, made to feel like an alien, do a lot of reading, does anyoone know of any social outlets other than pubs, and drinking all the time,, Jesus where do people go to meet up for social evenings, without alcohol, ??????


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 4 whodoneit


    hello i will meet up with you how do i get in contact with u


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,274 ✭✭✭_feedback_


    whodoneit wrote: »
    I have been lining in mullingar for several years , used to go to pubs for a while to meet people, got fed up with it verry quickly, made to feel like an alien, do a lot of reading, does anyoone know of any social outlets other than pubs, and drinking all the time,, Jesus where do people go to meet up for social evenings, without alcohol, ??????
    whodoneit wrote: »
    hello i will meet up with you how do i get in contact with u

    Did you reply to yourself? :D

    Seriously though, if you have a look around this forum, some helpful posts recently. One on this thread in particular (link).


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 336 ✭✭dchris


    hey all, just joined up today and been reading through a lot of posts of people in the same boat. Has anyone organised anything? I live in Mullingar ( well recently moved back) originally from Dublin. I would be willing to set something up if people are still interested. Let me know
    D


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 260 ✭✭Longford Lass


    dchris wrote: »
    hey all, just joined up today and been reading through a lot of posts of people in the same boat. Has anyone organised anything? I live in Mullingar ( well recently moved back) originally from Dublin. I would be willing to set something up if people are still interested. Let me know
    D

    Hey there.
    Nope...dont think anything has been organised.
    I'd def be on for meeting up with a few folks and making a few new friends.
    Been living here in Mullingar for the last 3 years and could count on 1 hand the amount of new contacts I've made in that space of time.
    So c'mon guys...if theres anyone seriously interested in meeting a few new people let us know!
    Mail me here Damian if you like and sure it only takes a few to get the ball rollin!
    Áine


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12 sas4


    Hi glad to see not the only one in the same boat! I'm married in my early 30s with two kids ( 13 girl and 6 boy ) from mullingar but don't really know many I find it really hard to meet people. I'm a shy quiet person so that doesn't help I work with family as well do have one best friend and do go out at the wknds occasionally have joined excercise classes but found people went in groups.
    Sarah


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