Most open-minded and friendly county in Ireland?

ArtSmart · 08-01-2011 04:32PM #1

thought i might as well.

counties now, not towns streets, pubs etc.

for me, it terms of 1/ friendliness Clare ist, Donegal second.
2/ open-mindedness Clare again, Louth second.

(no, not from Clare. )

Hank_Jones · 08-01-2011 04:35PM

ArtSmart wrote: »

thought i might as well.

counties now, not towns streets, pubs etc.

for me, it terms of 1/ friendliness Clare ist, Donegal second.
2/ open-mindedness Clare again, Louth second.

(no, not from Clare. )

You have been to Louth, haven't you?

Just out of interest, how many counties in the country have you actually been to?

TanG411 · 08-01-2011 04:36PM

Galway people are always jolly and giddy. I like them.

Kerry people are easy to talk to as well, and friendly.

KylieWyley · 08-01-2011 04:38PM

Armagh.
The people up there are a BLAST.

ArtSmart · 08-01-2011 04:39PM

Hank_Jones wrote: »

You have been to Louth, haven't you?

Just out of interest, how many counties in the country have you actually been to?

Them all. thanks for asking. Yes, Louth is a complete kip, and unfriendly but it terms of open-mindedness, ie, do what you want, be who you want, we dont give a toss, Louth is second only to lovable Clare. capiche?

Princess Consuela Bananahammock · 08-01-2011 04:39PM

Have to with Galway too. I think it's the ONLY openminded county in the country. Would have said Cork, too, if it wasn't for the we made the country, so we should be the capital stuff.

Generally speaking, bigger cities tend to be more openminded than small towns and counties.

Aidric · 08-01-2011 04:40PM

FFS.

Superbus · 08-01-2011 04:41PM

My one's better than your one because of that.

ArtSmart · 08-01-2011 04:43PM

Aidric wrote: »

FFS.

what? you sayin frivolous threads have no place in boards? LOL.

ps, when mentioning Galway, one must include the actual native Galwegians - else it doesnt count

af_thefragile · 08-01-2011 04:44PM

Dublin. Obviously.
Its multicultural hence people are more tolerant of each other.

ejmaztec · 08-01-2011 04:45PM

Rosicky7 wrote: »

Kerry people are easy to talk to as well, and friendly.

Did you still have all of your fingers and both thumbs when you went back to Cork?

Hank_Jones · 08-01-2011 04:46PM

ArtSmart wrote: »

Them all. thanks for asking. Yes, Louth is a complete kip, and unfriendly but it terms of open-mindedness, ie, do what you want, be who you want, we dont give a toss, Louth is second only to lovable Clare. capiche?

Everything except capiche.

scientific1982 · 08-01-2011 04:46PM

Donegal is better than all other counties. We look down on the rest of you poor crathers.

ArtSmart · 08-01-2011 04:49PM

scientific1982 wrote: »

Donegal is better than all other counties. We look down on the rest of you poor crathers.

not better

not better

1/ friendly

2/ open-minded

that's it. capiche?

Feeona · 08-01-2011 04:51PM

Aidric wrote: »

FFS.

Never been there. What's it like?

Lab_Mouse · 08-01-2011 04:51PM

leitrim

/thread

ArtSmart · 08-01-2011 04:52PM

Lab_Mouse wrote: »

leitrim

/thread

on both conditions? yes, i 'm being a thread nazi, but otherwise it drifts into nothingness...(eg best)

phasers · 08-01-2011 04:52PM

Dublin likes everyone except gays and foreigners

ArtSmart · 08-01-2011 04:54PM

phasers wrote: »

Dublin likes everyone except gays and foreigners

but...but... isnt that self -loathing...?

cursai · 08-01-2011 04:55PM

Every county is a cnut!:eek:

lamai · 08-01-2011 05:20PM

Ikky Poo2 wrote: »

Have to with Galway too. I think it's the ONLY openminded county in the country. Would have said Cork, too, if it wasn't for the we made the country, so we should be the capital stuff.

Generally speaking, bigger cities tend to be more openminded than small towns and counties.

All depends who you hang about with.

This thread is retarded by the way

lamai · 08-01-2011 05:21PM

cursai wrote: »

Every county is a cnut!:eek:

We are all cnuts

thread/

ArtSmart · 08-01-2011 05:28PM

lamai wrote: »

All depends who you hang about with.

This thread is retarded by the way

all depends who you hand out with. hey it's Sat, WTF, no room for a bit of frivolity?

RainbowRose81 · 08-01-2011 05:42PM

af_thefragile wrote: »

Dublin. Obviously.
Its multicultural hence people are more tolerant of each other.

Well people should be accepted. People are people they should be accepted, not tolerated. Who ever associated the word tolerance with people is a person who doesn't have it right. If he/she was a minority or different how would he feel if people had to tolerate him/her. When ever i hear the word 'tolerate' i think of people putting up with violence and crime.

Donegal and most of the northern counties like Armagh and Derry are open minded and so is Galway. Dublin is probably the most racist county in Ireland because of the population and social problems. I remember during the summer coming back to Dublin from a weekend in Galway. I wasn't 10 minutes in Dublin until i heard a man calling a black guy the 'n' word. Galway is very different from Dublin, it's hard to believe the two cities are the same country.

TanG411 · 08-01-2011 06:17PM

ejmaztec wrote: »

Did you still have all of your fingers and both thumbs when you went back to Cork?

They came down to me, alright?

Dangerous Man · 08-01-2011 10:28PM

Why do people keep posting these threads pitting counties against each other in irreconcilable, petty little contests? What is this shti? It's fukcing pathetic and I'm sick of it.

m@cc@ · 08-01-2011 10:30PM

af_thefragile wrote: »

Its multicultural hence people are more tolerant of each other.

Why 'hence'?

If there are more paedophiles and rapists in the world, does that mean tolerance amongst the remaining population is increasing?

af_thefragile · 08-01-2011 10:55PM

m@cc@ wrote: »

Why 'hence'?

If there are more paedophiles and rapists in the world, does that mean tolerance amongst the remaining population is increasing?

multiculturalism is a bad thing?

benj · 08-01-2011 11:04PM

someone please put a BIG Padlock on this one :cool:

--LOS-- · 08-01-2011 11:05PM

Kerry! I am biased though as I have relations from there but they are the best

m@cc@ · 08-01-2011 11:16PM

af_thefragile wrote: »

multiculturalism is a bad thing?

Don't put words in my mouth and answer the question.

Most open-minded and friendly county in Ireland?

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