why you should move to leitrim (1 Viewer)

[Lefty Frizzell]

i went to leitrim on holidays for easter last year for 4 or 5 days. had a lovely time. or maybe it was roscommon... went to whatever county boyle is in.

Boyle is in Kerry.

 

[Lefty Frizzell]

Holiday is one thing, but if you live there, what is there to do?

Check email.

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

Holiday is one thing, but if you live there, what is there to do?

teach, farm, have a little shop & bar, work on the roads, be a priest. i'd say thats about it.

did anyone see that 2-part drama thing rte had on for paddys day where this young garda moved back home to the country to work where his father used to be a guard and it turned out all the lads were riding this eastern european one and the father had had this kid years before with this other young one he had been riding? well that young one set up some sort of business in the country with a very fancy office - you could probably do something like that too if they have the internet in leitrim.

 

[Lefty Frizzell]

"Leitrim...don't forget your blackberry..."

 

[broken arm]

what is there to do?

[MEDIA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIqqAnruGZ4[/MEDIA]

 

[Hector Grey]

Holiday is one thing, but if you live there, what is there to do?

mope about moodily in a field, imperceptably nodding the head at passing donkeys. by evenfall, you'd return home to the wife, and a bowl of porridge, impercepatbly nodding your thanks to her. argue with the son whose homosexuality over the priesthood. stoke the turf in the fire, feed the pigs, and then off to the den to give the new playstaion 3 a lash.

 

[Lefty Frizzell]

I'd love to keep a pig as a pet.

 

[oh shit]

bear in mind that by leaving dublin you ensure that your kids will never play football for ireland.
you may however regard this as a good thing

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

myself and the other two had great fun pretending to be in withnail and i when we went to leitrim/roscommon but i dont know if this would sustain you if you moved there altogether.

 

[Pantone247]

i went to leitrim on holidays for easter last year for 4 or 5 days. had a lovely time. or maybe it was roscommon... went to whatever county boyle is in.

you mean you wen to County Boyle

 

[Lefty Frizzell]

bear in mind that by leaving dublin you ensure that your kids will never play football for ireland.
you may however regard this as a good thing

I dunno, aren't plenty of boggerz playing in the national side?

 

[Hector Grey]

I'd love to keep a pig as a pet.

here i got that thing, wink wink. ta.

 

[Hector Grey]

you mean you wen to County Boyle

it's a hospital drama or summat innit?

 

[Hector Grey]

bear in mind that by leaving dublin you ensure that your kids will never play football for ireland.
you may however regard this as a good thing

only if you move to cork, apparently. unless you're stephen ireland.

 

[MDR]

teach, farm, have a little shop & bar, work on the roads, be a priest. i'd say thats about it.

mend mail sacks, translate into braille . . . like prison really?

 

[Hector Grey]

mend mail sacks, translate into braille . . . like prison really?

except with more peadophiles

 

[Space]

bear in mind that by leaving dublin you ensure that your kids will never play football for ireland.
you may however regard this as a good thing

I'm moving back to Donegal in June, which means one of my kids, if I ever have any, could play in goals for Ireland.

As for what you can do, surfing pretty high up there for me as is general time spent with nature/countryside. There's a few of us gonna start putting on some gigs so there'll be gigs too. What more could you want?

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

I'm moving back to Donegal in June, which means one of my kids, if I ever have any, could play in goals for Ireland.

As for what you can do, surfing pretty high up there for me as is general time spent with nature/countryside. There's a few of us gonna start putting on some gigs so there'll be gigs too. What more could you want?

and what as this got to do with leitrim?

 

[classic seanc]

Boyle is in Kerry.

Boyle is in Roscommon.

 

[Hector Grey]

and what as this got to do with leitrim?

s'all the bog, innit?*


*city speak