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DaiDap:
I always listen to radio nova when I’m around Dublin, and the mp3 when going further afield, but I’ll look forward to radio north.
when i am driving up north in england i always listen to pete price on radio city ten pm till 1 or 2 am
the nutters phoning up have me in stitches
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Big Truck:
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markoc:
North or South … Ireland’s a lovely place !!!Beautiful countryside, uncrowded and great people
What about larne or east Belfast
No worse than Cullyhanna or Newtownhamilton!!! @:roll:
Still better than larne also east side of derry city it’s a [zb] hole
If you have a fall out with the local “gangsters” in Larne(Or East Derry/East Belfast for that matter!!),
they don’t hang you upside down in an abandoned barn and beat you to death with iron bars like they do in Cullyhanna
Big Truck:
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Big Truck:
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markoc:
North or South … Ireland’s a lovely place !!!Beautiful countryside, uncrowded and great people
What about larne or east Belfast
No worse than Cullyhanna or Newtownhamilton!!! @:roll:
Still better than larne also east side of derry city it’s a [zb] hole
If you have a fall out with the local “gangsters” in Larne(Or East Derry/East Belfast for that matter!!),
they don’t hang you upside down in an abandoned barn and beat you to death with iron bars like they do in Cullyhanna
your quite correct there. the local pondlife (paramilitary or otherwise) much prefer the old tried and tested methods of showing their displeasure. a quick pipe bomb works wonders,or a bullet round the back of the pub…welcome to modern Ireland…(assuming your idea of modern is 1970)… 
Comparing Britain to Ireland is like trying to compare a bull to a sheep, so why waste your time even trying. They both have their advantages and disadvantages. One thing I will say about Ireland while still not perfect the overall improvement in the road infrastructure in the past 20 years since I started of driving professionally has been remarkable. I can remember leaving Galway in the west on a late Friday afternoon and taking 4 hours to get back to Dublin, the same journey at the same time now can be achieved in 2 hours. The same can be said about Dublin Belfast and Dublin Cork. When the Newlands Cross flyover is completed later this year it will be possible to drive from Belfast in the North to Cork in the South without meeting any traffic lights. Considering that in the mid 90’s the same journey would have meant driving through every town in Ireland between the two places thereby meeting literally hundreds of traffic lights I think its safe to say that driving conditions have improved considerably.
There are certain parts of the UK that need avoiding at the usual times but in general I enjoy driving in both countries but probably prefer the more laid back Irish roads.
Ireland would be infinitely a more pleasant place to live and drive for me also…when Ireland joined the eec,then eventually it started to get dragged screaming and kicking into the 21st century,with mega euro money being spent on the road infrastructure…and in true paddy fashion,they decided to dig a big tunnel into the Dublin port so trucks could avoid the city…so what do they do??.they build it 4 inches too low so that double deckers cant use it ffs!!..to resolve that problem what do they do■■?..they ban double deckers from Ireland,as they cant use the tunnels at Dublin,cork and limerick,paddy logic at its best…and problem solved.
McTruck:
Comparing Britain to Ireland is like trying to compare a bull to a sheep, so why waste your time even trying. They both have their advantages and disadvantages. One thing I will say about Ireland while still not perfect the overall improvement in the road infrastructure in the past 20 years since I started of driving professionally has been remarkable. I can remember leaving Galway in the west on a late Friday afternoon and taking 4 hours to get back to Dublin, the same journey at the same time now can be achieved in 2 hours. The same can be said about Dublin Belfast and Dublin Cork. When the Newlands Cross flyover is completed later this year it will be possible to drive from Belfast in the North to Cork in the South without meeting any traffic lights. Considering that in the mid 90’s the same journey would have meant driving through every town in Ireland between the two places thereby meeting literally hundreds of traffic lights I think its safe to say that driving conditions have improved considerably.
There are certain parts of the UK that need avoiding at the usual times but in general I enjoy driving in both countries but probably prefer the more laid back Irish roads.
ive never spoken to anyone in Ireland that’s seen a good looking bull,heres the obligatory jokes now…they raided a back street brothel in Donegal last week and arrested four sheep…what do you call someone from Ireland with more than 5 sheep??..a pimp…if your going to hump a sheep,then make sure its standing at the edge of a cliff,that way she will be pushing back at you…on your driving test if the instructor asks,can you make a u turn,the common answer is,yes,and il probably make her eyes water as well…u…ewe./.isn’t it just class to be living in Ireland compared to the uk…works for me 
dieseldog999:
McTruck:
Comparing Britain to Ireland is like trying to compare a bull to a sheep, so why waste your time even trying. They both have their advantages and disadvantages. One thing I will say about Ireland while still not perfect the overall improvement in the road infrastructure in the past 20 years since I started of driving professionally has been remarkable. I can remember leaving Galway in the west on a late Friday afternoon and taking 4 hours to get back to Dublin, the same journey at the same time now can be achieved in 2 hours. The same can be said about Dublin Belfast and Dublin Cork. When the Newlands Cross flyover is completed later this year it will be possible to drive from Belfast in the North to Cork in the South without meeting any traffic lights. Considering that in the mid 90’s the same journey would have meant driving through every town in Ireland between the two places thereby meeting literally hundreds of traffic lights I think its safe to say that driving conditions have improved considerably.
There are certain parts of the UK that need avoiding at the usual times but in general I enjoy driving in both countries but probably prefer the more laid back Irish roads.ive never spoken to anyone in Ireland that’s seen a good looking bull,heres the obligatory jokes now…they raided a back street brothel in Donegal last week and arrested four sheep…what do you call someone from Ireland with more than 5 sheep??..a pimp…if your going to hump a sheep,then make sure its standing at the edge of a cliff,that way she will be pushing back at you…on your driving test if the instructor asks,can you make a u turn,the common answer is,yes,and il probably make her eyes water as well…u…ewe./.isn’t it just class to be living in Ireland compared to the uk…works for me
Sorry about the all ireland final dieseldog bet you were supporting Donegal
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Sorry about the all ireland final dieseldog bet you were supporting Donegal
Watched it in the Well thought Donegal might have gone on to win until Kerry’s second goal
mazzer:
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Sorry about the all ireland final dieseldog bet you were supporting DonegalWatched it in the Well thought Donegal might have gone on to win until Kerry’s second goal
Maybe but the Kerry team worked very well together the last few minutes they were just runing rings around them
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mazzer:
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Sorry about the all ireland final dieseldog bet you were supporting DonegalWatched it in the Well thought Donegal might have gone on to win until Kerry’s second goal
Maybe but the Kerry team worked very well together the last few minutes they were just runing rings around them
aye think Donegal realised by then it was too late although were unlucky hitting the post think they knew then it wasn’t to be their day
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Sorry about the all ireland final dieseldog bet you were supporting Donegal
sorry mate,sports not my bucket of eels,i don’t buy newspapers,or watch tv.i didn’t know about the Scotland vote till a guy told me the day after.just live in my own wee world,its less depressing that way.
mazzer:
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mazzer:
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Sorry about the all ireland final dieseldog bet you were supporting DonegalWatched it in the Well thought Donegal might have gone on to win until Kerry’s second goal
Maybe but the Kerry team worked very well together the last few minutes they were just runing rings around them
aye think Donegal realised by then it was too late although were unlucky hitting the post think they knew then it wasn’t to be their day
Yes it was very close to then still Kerry and Donegal played well but Kerry have been playing very well all season and I think Donegal only played well in there match against Dublin the rest they were playing ■■■■■ team’s
dieseldog999:
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Sorry about the all ireland final dieseldog bet you were supporting Donegalsorry mate,sports not my bucket of eels,i don’t buy newspapers,or watch tv.i didn’t know about the Scotland vote till a guy told me the day after.just live in my own wee world,its less depressing that way.
The Gaelic Isn’t depressing I won twenty pound betting on Kerry but I lost ten pound on the Scottish independent vote think I might have a betting problem
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dieseldog999:
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Sorry about the all ireland final dieseldog bet you were supporting Donegalsorry mate,sports not my bucket of eels,i don’t buy newspapers,or watch tv.i didn’t know about the Scotland vote till a guy told me the day after.just live in my own wee world,its less depressing that way.
The Gaelic Isn’t depressing I won twenty pound betting on Kerry but I lost ten pound on the Scottish independent vote think I might have a betting problem
I bet you don’t.!!!
dieseldog999:
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dieseldog999:
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Sorry about the all ireland final dieseldog bet you were supporting Donegalsorry mate,sports not my bucket of eels,i don’t buy newspapers,or watch tv.i didn’t know about the Scotland vote till a guy told me the day after.just live in my own wee world,its less depressing that way.
The Gaelic Isn’t depressing I won twenty pound betting on Kerry but I lost ten pound on the Scottish independent vote think I might have a betting problem
I bet you don’t.!!!
Made ten pound not for betting it away will just go get a few scratch cards
so starchcards arnt betting then??,hhmmmmmmmm 
There like them smoking patches that help you get off ■■■■
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There like them smoking patches that help you get off ■■■■
the hardest part is trying to light one… 