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Finally an end to the best county argument!

[Deleted User]

A new survey has found that Co Donegal was the best place to live in 2010.

The research carried out by likeplace.ie found that Co Galway was the worst, although Galway city was voted the best town in Ireland.

The seaside town of Bray in Co Wicklow was voted the country's worst town.

http://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/donegal-best-place-to-live-this-year--survey-486347.html

I concur!

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epgc3fyqirnbsx

but it's not

AntiMatter

That's the end of it then.

Thank fuck.

chin_grin

Ah yeah, but it's all subjective.

alwaysadub

I live in Co Galway. I like it anyway!

philologos

Bray the worst town?

They clearly haven't been around very much.

hondasam

I will not be taking this survey seriously.

Galway the worst

I dont think so.

KeithM89_old

Paddy_simth is not gonna like this thread...:)

knird evol

At least pick a county that's in Ireland

syklops

With the high unemployment in Donegal, is it not more a case that there were more people home during the day to answer the door and vote for Donegal, than other counties with less unemployment?

Nothing against Donegal btw.

sollar

knird evol wrote: »

At least pick a county that's in Ireland

Like donegal

Winty

What a county that is less than 2 hours drive to the salt mines in Ballycastle but our stupid county councillors decide to buy road salt from Egypt, the next delivery due in March

Micky Dolenz

sollar wrote: »

Like donegal

The county the North didn't want.

Mr. Manager

knird evol wrote: »

At least pick a county that's in Ireland

Me thinks he confused himself with Derry and Down.

grenache

Micky Dolenz wrote: »

The county the North didn't want.

not funny.

Ruu_Old

This will be the last thread in After Hours on this subject then, good. :cool:

DarrenDay

You have some serious issues if you actually take any pride in your county.

hondasam

Does everyone not take pride in their county ?

DarrenDay

hondasam wrote: »

Does everyone not take pride in their county ?

Just muck savages I find. The closer you get to Dublin the less people care.

North_West_Art

I live in Donegal and I consider myself lucky. We have pretty much everything on the doorstep, quality of life is second to none, the people are friendly, the scenery is spectacular and we can pop in and out to the north to the shops and off license

(there doesn't seem to be the same bitterness that is evident in certain other parts of the country...see above)

stimpson

Jakkass wrote: »

Bray the worst town?

They clearly haven't been around very much.

Spot on if you ask me. Bray has practically no redeeming features except the Dart to Dublin. If I lived in Bray I doubt I would have the will to get out of bed in the morning.

steddyeddy

Jakkass wrote: »

Bray the worst town?

They clearly haven't been around very much.

Its not the worst town

Paracore

DarrenDay wrote: »

Just muck savages I find. The closer you get to Dublin the less people care.

I understand why Dubliners wouldn't care about Dublin, it is full of scumbags after all.

[Deleted User]

I'd like to point out that Galway did beat Dublin's ass in this poll.

Sea Sharp

Cavan is the worst and Dublin is the best.

sollar

Micky Dolenz wrote: »

The county the North didn't want.

Thats true, to many catholics, would have upset the balance for them.

Son Of A Vidic

These type of threads should be put in a special prepubescent teens forum. Where they can address similar issues like - "My house is bigger than your house." or "My dad has a better car than yours." and such similarly themed threads.

biko

"A new survey"? I'd like a bit more information than that before I have my say.
Probably a survey of 15 drunks and 3 Spanish tourists in a pub in Bundoran.

Edit - Survey was done by likeplace.ie, great...

Leonid

Micky Dolenz wrote: »

The county the North didn't want.

This is actually true. When the northern state was being formed, Lloyd George offered the Unionists the nine counties that composed historic Ulster.
The Unionists refused on the grounds that they believed they wouldn't be able to control 9 counties and the related larger Catholic community. The British PM believed that partition would be temporary as the Northern state would fall apart by itself. This didn't happen as the Unionists were successful in creating a Protestant supremacy through gerrymandering and other dubious means.

orourkeda

Fack Off Donegal.

Just FACK OFF

Paracore

orourkeda wrote: »

Fack Off Donegal.

Just FACK OFF

Just another one of Dublin's dole merchants. Must be great having all that time on your hands.