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Anyone from Dungarvan?

  • 18-09-2002 3:10pm
    #1
    regi
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    Anyone else on boards come from Dungarvan? (apart from logic :D )


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  • #2
    Mossy Monk
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    a few miles away (4 or 5)


  • #3
    kamobe
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    I spent my summers as a kid on the clonea strand in Casey's Caravan park. Well, part of them anyway :) Beautiful place Dungarven. I miss it :(:)


  • #4
    Mossy Monk
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    Originally posted by kamobe
    Beautiful place Dungarven. I miss it :(:)

    i am trying to figure out if that's sarcasm or the genuine truth. maybe you're on about a different place. Dungarvan is a **** hole


  • #5
    logic1
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    Originally posted by Mossy Monk


    i am trying to figure out if that's sarcasm or the genuine truth. maybe you're on about a different place. Dungarvan is a **** hole

    Not at all, it's a beautiful place. We're not talking about the square at 3am after Davitts here I'm talking about the countryside and the sea. I dove all around the coast while I lived there (20 odd years) and travelled the country side extensively. You'd have to be blind to say it isn't a really lovely place. Pity about the people :)

    .logic.


  • #6
    memphis
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    Originally posted by kamobe
    I spent my summers as a kid on the clonea strand in Casey's Caravan park. Well, part of them anyway :) Beautiful place Dungarven. I miss it :(:)

    I have a mobile home in Clonea, in Casey's to be exact.
    Lovely place ok. I have being spending all my summers down there since I was born. I love the countryside, the sea, and the such pleasent relaxed feeling I get every time I go there.

    In fact, I loved it so much that I even spent a summer working in The Strand Hotel there (bout summer of 98 or so).

    As for Dungarvan itself, the town never really appealled to me, but over the years it has developed incredibly, and there are quite a few very good restaurants and pubs there.


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  • #7
    Mossy Monk
    Closed Accounts Posts: 28,128 ✭✭✭✭Mossy Monk


    Originally posted by logic1
    Not at all, it's a beautiful place. We're not talking about the square at 3am after Davitts here I'm talking about the countryside and the sea. I dove all around the coast while I lived there (20 odd years) and travelled the country side extensively. You'd have to be blind to say it isn't a really lovely place. Pity about the people :)

    ok, for surrounding scenery it's quite good but for facilities i stick by my original statement. the square at 3am can be really bad but i try to avoid Davitts unless i really have to go, birthdays etc. the caravan park is quite good. it is set in a nice spot but there are a load of idiots in the area. overall not a bad place for a visitor but for those of us unfortunate enough to be living here it's hell


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