The Northwest is more enlightened than Dublin

peasant

On this, the longest day of the year, Letterkenny has 22 and Sligo 13 minutes more than Dublin.

Daylight that is

Take that, ye Jackeens ...you're living in the dark :D:D

Eric Cartman

better to be in the dark than the muck

Kiera

Its ok, we have electricity in Dublin

YFlyer

How about the Mid West?

Mr. Incognito

..............................................Is it because everyone has emigrated???

mikemac

Donegal; most famous for boyracers and so many motorists dodging VRT

Enjoy your extra daylight

banquo

I'll happily trade decent broadband and decent public transport for a few extra minutes daylight :P

peasant

Eric Cartman wrote: »

better to be in the dark than the muck

Kiera wrote: »

Its ok, we have electricity in Dublin

Mr. Incognito wrote: »

I think you'll find the rest of us have had electricity for quite some time.

mikemac wrote: »

Donegal; most famous for boyracers and so many motorists dodging VRT

Bitter much?

Pherekydes

We'll get our own back in December, when we really need those 22 minutes!

mikemac

peasant wrote: »

Dublin.

Take that, ye Jackeens

Dublin have lost their title of jackeens

The jackeens of Ireland is now Cork. Here are some proud Corkonians

Eric Cartman

peasant wrote: »

Bitter much?

yes , horrifically, so much so that im going to leave my modern office, and along my short commute home to my house along well cared for roads i might stop off in one of the many 24 hour shops I have access to , then I might walk the 2 minutes to the pub and then if im feeling really bitter get a cheap bus to the city centre (or 'town' as its known by the rest of us dublin people) and drink more in our nightlubs full of scantily clad women

peasant

Eric Cartman wrote: »

yes , horrifically, so much so that im going to leave my modern office, and along my short commute home to my house along well cared for roads i might stop off in one of the many 24 hour shops I have access to , then I might walk the 2 minutes to the pub and then if im feeling really bitter get a cheap bus to the city centre (or 'town' as its known by the rest of us dublin people) and drink more in our nightlubs full of scantily clad women

Ahh ...nothing beats solitude, the bleating of sheep and the smell of cow shyte

byte

Eric Cartman wrote: »

yes , horrifically, so much so that im going to leave my modern office, and along my short commute home to my house along well cared for roads i might stop off in one of the many 24 hour shops I have access to , then I might walk the 2 minutes to the pub and then if im feeling really bitter get a cheap bus to the city centre (or 'town' as its known by the rest of us dublin people) and drink more in our nightlubs full of scantily clad women

I didn't realise Kildare had so much going for it :pac:

Eric Cartman

byte wrote: »

I didn't realise Kildare had so much going for it :pac:

im not in bog kildare, im in civilised concrete jungle-can see dublin from my house north kildare

FatherLen

thread turns nasty in 3....2....1....

The High King

Your next post better be epic FatherLen, we're all waiting.

mikemac

Eric Cartman wrote: »

from my house north kildare

Eric Cartman wrote: »

us dublin people

Ah you're a blow in.
We don't like your sort around here

Iwasfrozen

peasant wrote: »

On this, the longest day of the year, Letterkenny has 22 and Sligo 13 minutes more than Dublin.

Daylight that is

Take that, ye Jackeens ...you're living in the dark :D:D

So what? It rains twice as much where you are. As far as I'm concerned you can keep your 13 minutes.

Pete M.

It's all about the light!

Come on down to the north west, you'll feel great in no time

and then have a ragin hangover after

The weather is just great too. Sun one minute, rain the next, sweet