The Pale Fountain

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The shamefully underrated  Berwick Fountain, Grand Parade, Cork.

Patrick, of NorriesofCork, writes:

I have compiled [link below] a collection of the best moments at the water fountain in Cork City. The fountain gets feck all attention in the press, especially considering  as we [Cork people] celebrate around it {on special occasions…

The Top Five Fountain Moments On Grand Parade (NorriesofCork)

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12 thoughts on “The Pale Fountain

  1. jeremy kyle

    Those lads are mad craic, but they’re also the reason I avoid going anywhere near grand parade when it’s chucking out time.

    1. Debbie

      “Backwater”? And in which ohso-culturally-relevant cosmopolitan mega-city do you live? Please don’t say Dublin or I’ll laugh out my vag.

      1. jonotti

        Dublin’s up there with a lot of european cities whether you like it or not. This is coming from someone who lives in another major city on the continent,

        1. Debbie

          it like to think it is, it tries very hard, has the swagger/arrogance, and a captive insular media constantly echoing the ‘centre-of the-universe’ attitude… but for me there’s not much substance – a peripheral (in both its european and anglo-american cultural worlds) backwater with sometimes great and sometimes awful things about it, at least Cork knows what it is.

      2. B Bop

        Fully concur Jake…Cork city is indeed one ugly hole of a place.
        Have even heard Cork people agree!
        We all know it…they deludedly & pitifully think they’re The Capital-Bless!
        Dublin is magnificent-end of.

    2. Intact

      Almost anytime something from Cork is posted on Broadsheet, regardless of what it’s about, there are multiple comments decrying the place, loudly pronouncing it a poohole and castigating Corkonians for their supposed arrogance and superiority. As someone who moved to Cork last year after 6 years in Dublin I think the ‘Cork superiority complex’ isn’t nearly as prevalent as people make it it out to be, and in retrospect, the attitude people in Dublin have towards everywhere else in the country speaks of their own superiority complex.

      What I do think Cork people have is pride in their city, as do Dubliners in theirs. Why one would need to bash the other to make their point is beyond me.

  2. Sheikh Yahbooti

    It’d be a forlorn lonely item only for the late night chipper across the street.

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