Sam Kade wrote: » It's even more amazing that you know every person in Cork. Silly thread there are rude people everywhere.
GarIT wrote: » I've found a lot of people from Cork treat people from Dublin very badly, once they find out you are from Dublin they become very hostile and if you are in a pub want to spend all night telling you how Cork is the real capital and how Dublin is ruining the country. As a Dubliner, I find a lot of the country has an anyone but Dublin attitude but Cork has been the worst.
AndyBoBandy wrote: » Hows the weather down in the peoples republic this morning?
MyStubbleItches wrote: » Wet and windy.
Mr.Crinklewood wrote: » Both attributes of Mrs Crinklewood.
Teyla Emmagan wrote: » Fermanagh. They would far rather walk into you than say "excuse me". Last time I was in Erneside I was nearly trampled to death. Special mention to the guy who nearly drove me off the road because he couldn't cede his "place" in the traffic.
Ralf and Florian wrote: » Having worked in a call center and dealt with people from pretty much all over Ireland it's hands down Dublin. Your North inner city types with pig ignorant manners and cursing if they don't get their own way then pushy arrogant Dublin 4 types who talk down to you. Donegal people aren't exactly rude per say but dour and humourless.
SterlingArcher wrote: » Hardly a great example? People are usually ringing these palces when they are getting a bad service or issues with it. Also alot of the time the call is costing the Person money or all their credit to hear a game of pass the buck. So chances are they're going to be annoyed. I'll flip you example. Most people will have had an average to **** experience ringing a call centre.
Agricola wrote: » Cork in general. It's the whole "Ireland by birth, Cork by the grace of God" bullsh?t that seems to be the mantra down there. Gives people big ideas about themselves.
jpm4 wrote: » Have Cork people actually said that to you?
Yourself isit wrote: » Isn't that "grace of God" phrase munster, not Cork?
namloc1980 wrote: » I've found that it's generally Dubs who are absolutely obsessed with the Cork being the real capital thing. They constantly bring it up, whereas Cork people don't give a crap and use it at this stage to troll the Dubs - who get very wound up over it.