BTW, I’m nearly in Dublin as long as I was in Galway… I’m still a bleedin’ mucker tho! :)
ahyeah
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Yes you
Twunt
ya can take the man out o’ the bog, but ya can’t take the bog out of the man, wha?
Jay
Dublin maternity hospitals only account for 28%? Kind of surprised it’s that low tbh.
The People's Hero
Culchies are one thing but Boggers I can’t stand….
Mick Flavin
Difference?
The People's Hero
Like a Culchie but with a turf fetish…..
Mick Flavin
Sure in that case, the circles in the Venn diagram of “Culchies” and “Boggers” overlap exactly. We like turf in the same passionate way Dubs like shouted conversations with a person on the other side of the road.
H
I’ve spent more than half my life in London but I’m still a Dub (not a Jackeen though)
Ger W
Also, he stole that last quote from Con Houlihan.
Louis Lefronde
He’s from West Wicklow….where men are men and sheep are scared!
As for culchies, there used to be a saying about them in Dublin –
‘Never let a culchie into a phone box or he’ll invite his friends and family.
We got rid of the phone boxes but we still have…
(1) The Civil Service
(2) The Banks
(3) The Guards
(4) RTE
i don’t know what’s worse – that the times produces this drivel or that mr. lennon actually replied to it.
It’s pretty grim isn’t it?
In fairness, you can’t blame the times for trying to appeal to their Broadsheet demographic.
Can we get that Margo one off of the Irish Times website to come over here for a while…. she’s some mad yoke for the trollin’ wha !
Clampers, we can’t get Moynes’ off this site, never mind someone from the Irish Times.
BTW, I’m nearly in Dublin as long as I was in Galway… I’m still a bleedin’ mucker tho! :)
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Yes you
ya can take the man out o’ the bog, but ya can’t take the bog out of the man, wha?
Dublin maternity hospitals only account for 28%? Kind of surprised it’s that low tbh.
Culchies are one thing but Boggers I can’t stand….
Difference?
Like a Culchie but with a turf fetish…..
Sure in that case, the circles in the Venn diagram of “Culchies” and “Boggers” overlap exactly. We like turf in the same passionate way Dubs like shouted conversations with a person on the other side of the road.
I’ve spent more than half my life in London but I’m still a Dub (not a Jackeen though)
Also, he stole that last quote from Con Houlihan.
He’s from West Wicklow….where men are men and sheep are scared!
As for culchies, there used to be a saying about them in Dublin –
‘Never let a culchie into a phone box or he’ll invite his friends and family.
We got rid of the phone boxes but we still have…
(1) The Civil Service
(2) The Banks
(3) The Guards
(4) RTE
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