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Annoying noise in Cork City

TheChizler

Gerry Adams is pretty much outside my house giving out about Fianna Fáil and bankers. It's some Easter Sunday commemoration in St. Finbarre's cemetery in Cork. Who gave him a megaphone?

I was happy here enjoying my Easter Eggs. Any ideas how to block him out? Shut windows and turned up music bit his accent is too invasive. Half tempted to blast God Save the Queen out the window.

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JohnMarston

superstoner90 wrote: »

Well this is a right catch 22.

If you put your hand on your ears you cant eat your easter egg.

If you dont youl have to listen to mr. Adams.

POOR YOU.

Earplugs. Or headphones, set to your favourite playlist while you chomp on that chocolatey goodness

JohnMarston

Dudess wrote: »

There are small cities too. Although I think Kilkenny and Waterford is going a bit far...

Hey I object! Waterford is.....yeah you're right

CHealy

Cork City urban pop. - approx 250,000

Carlow pop - Dont give a **** because Carlow has no meaning to me, but it has to be at least 1, seeing as we have a poster claiming to be from there.

Nodin

Never been in Cork (city or county).

Unless they keep people with a really strong accent off the airwaves it doesn't sound that bad, from what I've heard of it.

Mr.Biscuits

He'll not go away you know.

IM0

Gummy Panda wrote: »

Ask him what's the situation sitation?

fyp

Mountainlad

Apparently Charleville was given a City charter once as well!

If you look at the size of the country, it's not too much that there are small cities in Ireland in my opinion.

YFlyer

darokane wrote: »

likely story

Never Mind the Bollocks

corktina

wheres Carlow?

longshanks

Dudess wrote: »

There are small cities too. Although I think Kilkenny and Waterford is going a bit far...

Waterford is Irelands oldest city, also the first place the tricolour was flown. Plenty of history in this city if you bother to look. It's funny how your first sentence contracts your second, although with you being from Cork not at all surprising.

ZETOR_IS_BETTER

corktina wrote: »

wheres Carlow?

No where significant :pac:

Jesus Shaves

Should i get some popcorn?

fonecrusher1

Duiske wrote: »

until the brits bestowed the honour on Dublin in recognition of it's residents loyalty to the Crown. True story*

Some things never change eh.

Dudess

longshanks wrote: »

Dudess wrote: »

There are small cities too. Although I think Kilkenny and Waterford is going a bit far...

Waterford is Irelands oldest city, also the first place the tricolour was flown. Plenty of history in this city if you bother to look. It's funny how your first sentence contracts your second, although with you being from Cork not at all surprising.

Hahahahaha! These threads are hilarious for the "You shouldn't make a light-hearted jibe about a place, and in order to spell that out for you, I'll insult the entire population of where you're from" stuff - from actual adults! :pac:

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar

i must have missed the part in my user cp where i said i was from carlow city

carlow is obviously a town, a small town at that. I suppose congratulations are in order to everyone who realises that? although you lose marks for thinking that cork, waterford or kilkenny are cities.

forfuxsake

Cork is a tremendous citypity

Dudess

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: »

i must have missed the part in my user cp where i said i was from carlow city

carlow is obviously a town, a small town at that. I suppose congratulations are in order to everyone who realises that? although you lose marks for thinking that cork, waterford or kilkenny are cities.

What's your personal criteria for a city - seeing as that's the only basis on which you state Cork is not one?

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar

being bigger than cork

Dudess

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: »

being bigger than cork

Cool. Probably pointless stating it's "Cork town" as a fact though, coz it's not.

cocoshovel

I dont even know whats going on in this thread anymore

somefeen

CHealy wrote: »

Cork City urban pop. - approx 250,000

Carlow pop - Dont give a **** because Carlow has no meaning to me, but it has to be at least 1, seeing as we have a poster claiming to be from there.

I thought they shut down all them pirate stations?

somefeen

Lads we are just going to have to accept the fact that Ireland is unique, in that we argue vehemently over whats a city and whats a town. I doubt they have this problem anywhere else in the world. By Irish standards Cork, Waterford and maybe even Galway are cities in terms of size. If you think otherwise your not Irish and should be driven from the country back to that place down there under England on the map

AboutTwoFiddy

So Cork isn't a city...never knew that.

Laura_lolly87

Dudess wrote: »

There are small cities too. Although I think Kilkenny and Waterford is going a bit far...

Kilkenny lost it's city rights apparently it's just a big town now. Rightly so.

longshanks

Dudess wrote: »

Hahahahaha! These threads are hilarious for the "You shouldn't make a light-hearted jibe about a place, and in order to spell that out for you, I'll insult the entire population of where you're from" stuff - from actual adults! :pac:

Whoooosh!!!

superstoner90

JohnMarston wrote: »

Earplugs. Or headphones, set to your favourite playlist while you chomp on that chocolatey goodness

Good idea.

Leave it to Mr. Marston to sort out your sticky situation

TheChizler

Seems like AH mightn't have been the wisest place to start this thread...

Mickey Dazzler

That would be the locals talking. It like being raped in your ear.

Scruffles

OP,
go drive/be driven around in a car with a louder megaphone and have an argument with him over the megaphone,or get a recorded looped track of gun shots played over it so he thinks he is being shot at and drives off quickly.