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Wexford has a bigger population than Waterford

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    #62
    merlante
    Registered Users Posts: 2,272 ✭✭✭merlante


    kkdela6 wrote: »
    Waterfords biggest problem is the lazy gob****es that bitch and moan about it every day, blaming all their lifes problems and boredom on Waterford being 'a kip boy', when really the problem is they dont do a damn thing about it but just sit at home and watch tv all day, and make no effort.
    I was fed up of Waterford when i finished my leaving cert and so i set off for Dublin, and over the years i've found my love for Waterford again and i can tell you it is a far nicer place to live than Dublin.

    I have many Wexford friends in WIT, and they all tell me Waterford is considered the big shmoke in alot of places down there.

    No one wants to visit Waterford. what a load of rubbish. There is a hell lot more to do in Waterford than in any other town in Ireland, bar maybe Dublin, Cork and Galway.

    I always maintained that if the population of Waterford were forced to live somewhere else for a year, they would come back and see the city in a very different light. Going to other places, with possibly less to offer, full of people who think that every brick and tree is sacred, gives you some perspective!


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    #63
    Yahew
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    Dublin may be as close to places like Carlow and Cork to places like Clonmel, but Dublin and Cork have their own catchment populations to serve.

    I would think - having lived their for two years - that South Tipp people see the SOuth East as their catchment area. Possibly that is true of Carlow and Kilkenny too. Cork is close enough to Clonmel; however Cork is the regional centre for the South West, not he South East. People to Cork's West look to it as a regional capital, not to it's East. Waterford is the natural regional capital of the South East.


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    #64
    few cans?
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    kkdela6 wrote: »
    I was fed up of Waterford when i finished my leaving cert and so i set off for Dublin, and over the years i've found my love for Waterford again and i can tell you it is a far nicer place to live than Dublin

    Same here! now i count down the days til i can move back permanently. Way prefer waterford to dublin. The only thing i prefer about dublin is that theres more gigs going on


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    #65
    PTH2009
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    one thing i find weird about wexford is that people from certain parts have northern irish sounding accents.

    Northern Ireland is miles away from Wexford :confused::confused::confused::confused:


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    #66
    abouttobebanned
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6,943 ✭✭✭abouttobebanned


    Are ya sure they're not just singing?


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