least favourite place in the world??

Jim

PostRoom.

Johnny_the_fox

TCamen wrote:

Belfast Central Train Station

I go to university in Coleraine, and have to commute to/from Dublin via Belfast. There's ALWAYS something wrong with the Enterprise train (goes Dublin-Belfast-Dublin) when I'm trying to get home or up to college. Even when the train is running on time, and there's no 'security alerts', whenever I arrive into Belfast Central Station, either on the Enterprise from Dublin, or the awful rickety train from Coleraine--there's always up to 90mins before my connecting train. It's really not somewhere that's fun to wait around in *sigh*

Have to commute back up to Coleraine tomorrow *sob*

UU Coleraine and 'the Triangle' :rolleyes: (Portstewart, Coleraine, Portrush) - gets my vote.

neoB

Downtown St petersburg -_-;. I have driven too many times on the wrong way ... bums harrasing me and telling me about how someones stole their shoe..... people cursing me out ..God awful place. Get lost real fast.

Blub2k4

Florida, thar be stoopid people.

<edit> haha only noticed the guy above is from Florida, was not in reference to him, but the election results.

thetrickykid

Ballyfermot. Knackers smoking blow on the bus, too many skag-heads around in general for comfort

woosaysdan

i hate dublin full stop!!!

bender

Sleepy wrote:

After last night: America.

Aye

The Real B-man

Certain parts of Dublin & Limerick

In_Diana_Jones

klong wrote:

there were 3 troubles-related murders in drogheda

1994 was dominic mcglinchey

back in the early eighties there were 2 republicans shot dead in the rosnaree hotel.

if you believe SF=IRA, theres a SF office in drogheda also.

there's SF offices everywhere.
3 troubles deaths, there's more than that in limerick,dublin,dundalk,monaghan and countless places up north

rymus

Sleepy wrote:

After last night: America.

Ahh the country is great, just a pity that a large percentage of the population are complete idiots.

BolBill

The North, end of story.

klong

In_Diana_Jones wrote:

there's SF offices everywhere.
3 troubles deaths, there's more than that in limerick,dublin,dundalk,monaghan and countless places up north

im not saying its an IRA town- it patently isn't. I would be more inclined to view Dundalk as one. I was just answering a question.
As a matter of interest, do you know the town?

In_Diana_Jones

klong wrote:

im not saying its an IRA town- it patently isn't. I would be more inclined to view Dundalk as one. I was just answering a question.
As a matter of interest, do you know the town?

being from Dundalk and having played football GAA and soccer in rugby more or less weekly against drogheda teams since i was twelve. Yes I do.

Bogger77

In_Diana_Jones wrote:

there's SF offices everywhere.
3 troubles deaths, there's more than that in limerick,dublin,dundalk,monaghan and countless places up north

how many people killed in the bombings in dublin 1971/72? def more than 3
monaghan as had more than 3 killed.

if you're saying Drogheda is a IRa town based on that, it's not exactly evidence. Dundalk is a Ira town, due to the distance to the border and the large number of northern refugee's that moved there in the early 70's. Drogheda too, has large pop of northerner's and is only 40 mins from border (less now with M1). that's what makes it a RAh town. Personally, having spent 4 yrs in Dundalk, i'd perfer it over drogheda anyday of the week!!

klong

i suppose i should have added to my stats...


THIS DOESNT MAKE DROGHEDA A 'RA TOWN

...i suppose

surely you should be asking whoever said drogheda a 'ra town in the first place why it is...