Support your town

louthguy25

Iv seen a lot of posts on here with Dubs hating culchies and vice versa but what do you actually like about your home town.... i would say county but we have Drogheda and i cant defend the place....

So im from Dundalk, i like the fact that we have a load of pubs, we have great roads to Dublin and Belfast, great educational facilities and a lot of easy women haha

Turtyturd

I like the fact mine doesn't have people from Louth.:pac:














No seriously, it's the accent.

Biggins

louthguy25 wrote: »

Iv seen a lot of posts on here with Dubs hating culchies and vice versa but what do you actually like about your home town.... i would say county but we have Drogheda and i cant defend the place....

So im from Dundalk, i like the fact that we have a load of pubs, we have great roads to Dublin and Belfast, great educational facilities and a lot of easy women haha

...But then... you are Dundalk!

Bummer! Hate that!

Martyn1989

By town do you mean dublin?

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

The twon I live in or the twon I come from? The liberalism and the weather respectively.

John Doe1

I like the fact my town is so protestant in a sea of unwashed natives.

For God and Ulster

Ellis Dee

It kind of grates on me that Portlaoise people talk of "the town", meaning Portlaoise, as though Portarlington, Mountmellick, Abbeyleix, Stradbally, Mountrath, Rathdowney, etc., etc. didn't exist.:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

Super-Rush

Ellis Dee wrote: »

It kind of grates on me that Portlaoise people talk of "the town", meaning Portlaoise, as though Portarlington, Mountmellick, Abbeyleix, Stradbally, Mountrath, Rathdowney, etc., etc. didn't exist.:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

Its the same in every county though.

Its just because its the biggest town.



I'll let this thread go if its not turned into a Dublin v the rest of the country load of sh1te.

Micky Dolenz

John Doe1 wrote: »

I like the fact my town is so protestant in a sea of unwashed natives.

For God and Ulster

You mean Irish Catholics right?

John Doe1

Micky Dolenz wrote: »

You mean Irish Catholics right?

nah belgian zoroastrians

efb

Tullamore, my excuse for not going out there was there was no gay bar- now apparently one has a gay night, I thought I saw Mary Coughlan (former TD) at it, but it was just Brian Cowen in Drag.

Still hate the place.

bwatson

louthguy25 wrote: »

So im from Dundalk, i like the fact that we have a load of pubs, we have great roads to Dublin and Belfast, great educational facilities and a lot of easy women haha

You know your town has problems when one of four positives you can come up with is the road out!

Biggins

bwatson wrote: »

You know your town has problems when one of four positives you can come up with is the road out!

:pac:

louthguy25

bwatson wrote: »

You know your town has problems when one of four positives you can come up with is the road out!

i noticed that too

Pin_Cushion

efb wrote: »

Tullamore, my excuse for not going out there was there was no gay bar- now apparently one has a gay night, I thought I saw Mary Coughlan (former TD) at it, but it was just Brian Cowen in Drag.

Still hate the place.

I quite like Tullamore, I live in Athlone and I like that a lot too. That's not judging them on the "going out" scene though as I don't bother with that anymore.

Both places are great in terms of shops and location IMO. Very easy to get around both on foot or in a car too. If you're bored of either you can be in Dublin or Galway in an hour on good roads. I think this part of the country is under-appreciated by the people that live in it.

Larianne

Jump up and down for the Town.

pragmatic1

John Doe1 wrote: »

I like the fact my town is so protestant in a sea of unwashed natives.

For God and Ulster

Raphoe?

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

bwatson wrote: »

You know your town has problems when one of four positives you can come up with is the road out!

You may need to take advantage of their excellent education facilites - two fo the four things were roads! :D

Coriolanus

Ikky Poo2 wrote: »

bwatson wrote: »

You know your town has problems when one of four positives you can come up with is the road out!

You may need to take advantage of their excellent education facilites - two fo the four things were roads! :D

Oh the ironing.

Biggins

El Pistolero wrote: »

Its the same in every county though.

Its just because its the biggest town.

Actually the population of Drogheda I believe is now bigger and has been for some time.
That said, in all honestly, all towns have good and bad points - but we all know that.

Del2005

louthguy25 wrote: »

Iv seen a lot of posts on here with Dubs hating culchies and vice versa but what do you actually like about your home town.... i would say county but we have Drogheda and i cant defend the place....

So im from Dundalk, i like the fact that we have a load of pubs, we have great roads to Dublin and Belfast, great educational facilities and a lot of easy women haha

What are the great education facilities?

Biggins

Del2005 wrote: »

What are the great education facilities?

http://ww2.dkit.ie/

An impressive set-up indeed.

efb

Biggins wrote: »

http://ww2.dkit.ie/

An impressive set-up indeed.

whats the second world war got to do with it?

Biggins

efb wrote: »

whats the second world war got to do with it?

LOL

DOH!

pconn062

efb wrote: »

whats the second world war got to do with it?

Ba dum tish

Del2005

Biggins wrote: »

http://ww2.dkit.ie/

An impressive set-up indeed.

They stuck them everywhere when we had other people's money to burn.

pconn062

Del2005 wrote: »

They stuck them everywhere when we had other people's money to burn.

It's actually been around for 40 years.

Biggins

Del2005 wrote: »

They stuck them everywhere when we had other people's money to burn.

Are they all over da 'town' ?

IcedOut

Ellis Dee wrote: »

It kind of grates on me that Portlaoise people talk of "the town", meaning Portlaoise, as though Portarlington, Mountmellick, Abbeyleix, Stradbally, Mountrath, Rathdowney, etc., etc. didn't exist.:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

Theres towns in Laois now?

senorwipesalot

Ellis Dee wrote: »

It kind of grates on me that Portlaoise people talk of "the town", meaning Portlaoise, as though Portarlington, Mountmellick, Abbeyleix, Stradbally, Mountrath, Rathdowney, etc., etc. didn't exist.:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

And not to forget Ballycuntybollocks.

Del2005

pconn062 wrote: »

It's actually been around for 40 years.

Did we ever have our own money to burn? Most of the decent stuff in this country has big blue signs on them.