yeah, I only banged one Irish chick and she was from Galway, no shawl though ahahahhaa

 

That reminds me.. Ever hear of hardy bucks while you were here?.

YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.

Watch that ---- and thank me later.. you're probably sitting in yor jocks in a dark cold room alone anyway.. so it'll keep you busy for an hour or two.. pay particular attention to episode four the mitzi turbo cup

 

I was there in spring 2009

 

why is the food there so terribl;e?

 

Because you were in Dublin.. probably the most unattractive city in Ireland..

 

too many Polish people

 

if it wasn't for the Indian food and the kebabs, I'd have died

 

also Tesco's beer is the worst thing in the world

 

except for maybe that Cobra IPA or w/e it was (the Indian ----)

 

Also.. no offence to any dubs on here.. I just don't like it there..

 

gobshites

 

I was there (Dublin) b/c that's where the plane landed. Then went to Thomastown (the one in Co. Kilkenny) where my gf was living last year and hung out for a couple weeks. Drove around the southern coast from Cork to (almost) Galway too, doing the tourist thing. Gorgeous country you have there.

And yeah it was the Berry Bulmers stuff.

 

Kilkenny is a serious spot.. where n Cork were you?

 

Kilkenny is pretty cool. I found the car scene there funny to say the least... driving around really slowly all night.

 

That's called doing laps lad checking out the talent.. same all over tthe country

 

I managed to bullshit some R33 GTR owner into taking me out on some back roads. He was cool until he tried to rape me.

 

We stopped there to eat on the way to Kinsale, so I only saw the town center at night on a Monday or Tuesday...pretty uneventful to say the least. Kilkenny is a cool little town for sure, my gf used to go up there once in a while for a change of scenery since it was only 20min up the road from her place, and we hung out there for a day when I visited, did the castle tour, shiz like that. Thomastown is a kick *** village if you've not spent much time there, if you are into the slow village life that is. Kind of a hippy town with lots of artists and trad/folk musicians.

 

I grew up in a village like tat.. well my parents place is way out in the country so we were able to do whatever the ---- we wanted..next time you're over you should head to a town called Baltimore way down west..

 

Dingle was probably my favorite town. I got to see Fungi :-)

 

Don't think I've ever been to dingle.. you need to come back here so i can show you cork properly.. also.. I know a man from tipperary who lives on a mountain right on the border.. you can see three counties all at once.. I fell asleep iin his barn once covered in buckfast