"Dublin, Derry, Cork, and Kerry..": What was the rest of this children's rhyme?

The Scientician

I have a vague recollection of girls playing a game and that being part of the rhyme they used. Anyone remember it?

Amber Lamps

dublin, derry, cork and kerry
sliding down a hill of jelly
they reached the bottom
and put on wellys
riding georgia salpa
as she slapped their bellys

The Scientician

How prescient!

Claasman

The Scientician wrote: »

I have a vague recollection of girls playing a game and that being part of the rhyme they used. Anyone remember it?

Dublin, Derry, Cork and Kerry,
the people are sound and they like to get merry,

They have an alcohol problem that is ruining their lives.

Amber Lamps

she was in our class man

danniemcq

i always thought it was Dublin Derry Cork and Kerry spell that without a K

and then you say T H A T

although that doesn't really slide of the tongue

Fratton Fred

Dublin, Derry, Cork and Kerry, in each of them I lost my cherry?

Colmo52

Cork and Kerry, LondonDerry.

Spell that without a K.


/prod kid told us.

TheZohanS

Dublin, Derry, Cork and Kerry,
We have no potato's daddy,
The famine.
And everybody died.

CardBordWindow

Dublin, Derry, Cork and Kerry,
Where all the women are very hairy
Not on their face, down below,
Does it put off fellas? Hell no!!

The Scientician

So nobody knows then?

El Guapo!

Dublin, Derry, Cork and Kerry
Oh the things I'd do to Katy Perry....




Dublin, Derry, Cork and Kerry
What ever happened to Luke Perry??

vampire of kilmainham

dublin derry
cork an kerry
up your ass
i slid my cherry
you moaned and groned
with great delight
and in the end
you had a sh1te

Dotrel

Dublin, Derry, Cork, and Kerry
From the Emerald Isle to the Hollyhead Ferry
Asian, Middle-Eastern, Blacks and Latin
Everyone emigrating, Ireland you make it happen

Richard

Fratton Fred wrote: »

Dublin, Derry, Cork and Kerry, in each of them I lost my cherry?

How many did you have?

Eroticfishcake

The Scientician wrote: »

I have a vague recollection of girls playing a game and that being part of the rhyme they used. Anyone remember it?

hmm we used to play elastics and the (really complex) rhyme was

England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales
Inside Outside Inside Scales

You're not getting mixed up with this??

pipelaser

Think I've got it.. my Dad asked me thins one when I was young

Its more of a riddle,

Dublin, Derry, Cork and Kerry. Which one would you fit in a bottle?

Cork! Of course

The Scientician

Eroticfishcake wrote: »

hmm we used to play elastics and the (really complex) rhyme was

England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales
Inside Outside Inside Scales

You're not getting mixed up with this??

Nope, it was definitely, Dublin, Derry, Cork, and Kerry although your rhyme sounds vaguely familiar too, maybe one is the second verse of the other.

cml387

The Scientician wrote: »

Nope, it was definitely, Dublin, Derry, Cork, and Kerry although your rhyme sounds vaguely familiar too, maybe one is the second verse of the other.

Dannie back there had it right, although I remember :

"Dublin Derry Cork and Kerry,spell me this without a 'K'.

T-H-I-S"

martic

Dublin Derry Cork and Kerry will all be submerged in water if this feckin rain doesn't cease tra la la la la, la la la la

Eric Cartman

Dublin, Derry, Cork, and Kerry..
the priests fúcked your kids in the seminary

martic

TheZohan wrote: »

Dublin, Derry, Cork and Kerry,
We have no potato's daddy,
The famine.
And everybody died.

Has to be one of the funniest things I've read in a while, TheZohan I salute you

mikom

Dublin, Derry, Cork, and Kerry
Paul Galvin looks a whiskey man
But in fact prefers a sherry.

Mint Sauce

Colmo52 wrote: »

Cork and Kerry, LondonDerry.

Spell that without a K.


/prod kid told us.

I was told

'Londonderry, Cork and Kerry. Spell that without a K'

Tried it on my primary school teacher who was from Tyrone, and was quickly reminded that it was Derry, not Londonderry.