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Which part of Ireland will best cope with global warming?

OMM 0000

And why?

Thanks for your responses.

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Tabnabs

Stay in the green if we freeze again.

Or if we "sink"

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my3cents

ME!

We come close every high tide storm and rainy day.

Graces7

OMM 0000 wrote: »

And why?

Thanks for your responses.

In what way please? Human coping? If so then we deep rural dwellers who rely little on sophisticated resources and are used to growing food etc will outlast others .

Ubbquittious

Dublin. They'll have collected so much tax they'll be able to buy themselves out of whatever problem global warming causes them

Snow Garden

Looks like the Golden Vale wins out. The southern slopes of the Galtees should keep you safe.

sheesh

unfortunately it looks like cork is your best bet a lot of the city is on hills and their airport is high up so won't be affected

L1011

Cork City Centre will be in bits unless massive flood works are done, and having the hills isn't much use if the power/water/sewage/main roads are out due to being under water.

fleecebook

probably no parts. the trouble with global warming is its gonna effect everything not just sea level, my main worry is that it'll pretty much end civilization and if that happens then pretty much all bets are off.