A Limerhic A Day

12 thoughts on “A Limerhic A Day”

1. Dare I say it but they are actually getting better.

2. Hicks? And i guess anyone who lives in a city is a hipster. Moynes you truly are a bottom feeder.

   • you wouldn’t want him rhyming words with “muckers” would you?

   • +1

   • If Healy-Rae’s voters don’t like the stereotype they can always stop living up to it.

     • Thie term hick is used here to refer to anyone who lives in rural Kerry, not just Healy Rae voters, it’s offensive to me and the thiusands of other Kerry natives who find the permit idea to be ridiculous. Lets get a bit of perspective here. This was a publicity stunt. A radio Kerry poll is currently 71 % against the permit idea.

       • **thousands

3. I wish the editor of the Huffington Post who wrote that headline would learn to read and get the facts right.

   • It’s horrible syntax/grammar even if you excuse the erroneous reading of the story.

4. No surprise given beer is a depressant. They should start opening Red Bull pubs pronto, that’d get the depressed locals pep back.

5. John,
   I really have to object to your use of the word ‘hicks’. It is offensive and old-fashioned. That goes for ‘boggers’, ‘muckers’ and any other slur.

   To my mind it shows a lack of developed thinking in the way we communicate and relate to one another as Irish people.

   It is lazy and frankly tiresome at this stage. The reflection on those of you who persist in using these terms is a poor one indeed. Perhaps you might consider it is time to grow up and learn to leave the realm of the dullards.

   • As a person who would very easily be referred to as a bogger or hick due to where I live/where I work, I have no objection to this, people from Kerry or any other place who think it’s acceptable to drink and drive are “hicks” so in this instance