The best product from your county?

mikemac1

Probably done last year but we'll give it another go

Name me your county
And name me the best product you have, something the rest of Ireland do not have.


Tipperary
Bulmers Cider


Anyone else?

pirelli

Wicklow

Glenroe and biddy.

newbee22

Cork
Clonakilty pudding

Potential-Monke

Waterford

Smell my dick

admiralofthefleet

pirelli wrote: »

Wicklow

Glenroe and biddy.

dunlavin black pudding

but im originally from dublin so ill say our wit

westendgirlie

Leitrim - Shale Gas

stupidusername

Countrystyle sausages. i'm sure they're tipperarian.

chin_grin

Dublin.
Heroin.

Schwiiing

Galway

Grainne Seoiges Vagina

admiralofthefleet

westendgirlie wrote: »

Leitrim - traffic lights

fyp

My name is URL

Louth

Zip Firelighters :pac:

jefreywithonef

Donegal - Football Special

Kamjana

Waterford

The Blaa.

Cork Lass

Cork

Tripe and drisheen.

stmol32

Dublin - Spice burgers.

I never realised until recently that these were Irish let alone invented in Dublin.

Also our heroin is quite tasty.

Kev_2012

Limerick - Ham, Decent rugby teams/players, Wit

fricatus

Waterford - Crystal obviously, the best in the world... Cricket World Cup trophy, etc, etc...

Although the blaa is some seriously yummy bread and the city gave birth to both the rasher and the cream cracker (no jokes down the back!). We used to make Ray-Bans too.

Not sure we can compete with Cork (Viagra) or Mayo (Botox) though...

hairyprincess

Donegal - Me, Football Special and Oatfield Sweets

:pac:

Captain Graphite

Cork - Tanora.

FoxT

Cork:
Murphy's
Clonakilty Black & white pudding
Jameson's ( distilled in Midleton these days I think, as is Tullamore dew, oddly )
Beamish ( a great pint, but a cult following, admittedly)

Best hurling team in ireland the universe

Barry's tea

The only thing that Cork doesnt have is blaahs. If we had Blaahs, Cork would be perfect

cup of tea

mikemac1 wrote: »

Probably done last year but we'll give it another go

Name me your county
And name me the best product you have, something the rest of Ireland do not have.


Tipperary
Bulmers Cider

I think you'll find that the rest of the country do indeed have bulmers cider

fricatus

FoxT wrote: »

The only thing that Cork doesnt have is blaahs. If we had Blaahs, Cork would be perfect

As a Waterford person, may I just say...

HAAAA HAAAA!!!

ft9

Kilkenny
Hurlers

Amirani

mikemac1 wrote: »

And name me the best product you have, something the rest of Ireland do not have.

bitter_ballen wrote: »

People
Irish Girls

I don't think you really get this bitter, do you?

gamgsam

Dublin: coddle

Limerick: the cranberries

Halo Kitty

Kerry gold butter/ The Kerry Group
Jackie Healy Rae
GAA football..!!

chin_grin

bitter_ballen wrote: »

Guinness
Tayto
Cadburys
People
Irish Girls

I'm guessing the poster is either from Dublin or Cork. :pac:

KTRIC

I'll second the heroin here in Dublin, fantastic stuff altogether

charlemont

Cork
Viagra

mikemac1

I know the Blaaa is some sort of bread that the deise are very proud of.
And coddle is a greasy stew that only a Dub would touch, ewwwww


What's drisheen?
Or Football special?

Gummy Panda

Dublin:

Tallafornia :pac:

shopaholic01

Kildare

The pill and viagra
Sheep s**t - an unlimited supply on the Curragh, frequently mixed with horse s**t. But we concole ourselves by believing that where's there s**t, there's money

ENGLAND MAN

London.

The Beatles.

Slunk

Dublin - Manhattan cheesey popcorn

hairyprincess

mikemac1 wrote: »

What's drisheen?
Or Football special?

http://www.independent.ie/national-news/family-soft-drink-set-to-create-a-fizz-nationwide-2559019.html

A SOFT drink made from a secret recipe that has been enjoyed for over 50 years by a select few is about to be launched nationwide.
Outside of north Donegal, few people have even heard of McDaid's Football Special, a cola-style frothy drink which is synonymous with Ramelton, the small heritage town where it is made.
But owner Edward McDaid plans to take Football Special into the soft drinks premiership.
"It is a strange product in many senses. Whatever it is about it, it seems to hit a memory button and conjure up pleasant memories of childhood, even with people who haven't tasted it before," he explained.
His father Jim and his uncles chanced on the unique combination of ingredients over 50 years ago and luckily his uncle Eamon -- who had trained in a soft drinks company in Belfast -- recorded the quantities so it could be recreated.
"My father was a founder member of the Swilly Rovers Football Club in Ramelton and they were trying to come up with a soft drink that could be put into the cup after a win, instead of whiskey.
"The fruit syrup flavours that are used are all fairly common and shouldn't belong together but they do," he said.
The base ingredient for the drink is indeed unique to Ramelton in the form of spring water from McDaid's very own underground spring well, less than 100 metres away from the production plant.
Production
Sugar, seven different syrups and a heading liquid are added to the water, which is then carbonated and bottled.
Edward is about to add a marketing and sales person to his six-strong staff and aims to rebrand and triple production at his plant as the product goes nationwide in June. Although business has been hit by the recession, he believes Football Special, and its sister flavours, banana, pineapple and cream soda, will go down well with fizzy drinks fans.
"If Donegal people for all these years have been having this experience and enjoying it, could we be so different from everywhere else in the country?" Edward asked.
As for the secret recipe, as with Coca-Cola, its maker's lips are sealed.
"Only myself and one other person know and we never travel on the same plane. I fly Ryanair and he takes the Swilly Bus," he laughed.

It's soooooooooo good

Jesus Shaves

Westmeath -

chin_grin

ENGLAND MAN wrote: »

London.

The Beatles.

Now apologise! :pac:

hairyprincess

Oh and another one from Donegal, Filligans jams and chutneys

Rhys Essien

Cork -
OIL.

chin_grin

Rhys Essien wrote: »

Cork -
OIL.

You'll what?

cocoshovel

Kilkenny

errrr........ehhhhhhhhhhh..............uhhh *runs off*


*runs back*

SMITHWICKS! Nothing like a good pint of smithwicks, I tell ya!

AskMyChocolate

My name is URL wrote: »

Louth

Zip Firelighters :pac:

Not a Louth man meself, but I think McArdle's is due an honourable mention.

AskMyChocolate

cocoshovel wrote: »

Kilkenny

errrr........ehhhhhhhhhhh..............uhhh *runs off*


*runs back*

SMITHWICKS! Nothing like a good pint of smithwicks, I tell ya!

LOL. Was actually posting, while you were posting this, about McArdle's for providing an alternative to Smithwick's.

Chuck Stone

Cork.

The Sky Garden (*It will be on a par with The Eiffel Tower, the Empire State Building, The Great Wall of China.. heck, even Mount Everest)





*It may not be.

Kamjana

mikemac1 wrote: »

I know the Blaaa is some sort of bread that the deise are very proud of.

Its spelt Blaa,boy

poppyvally

Clare. Burren Lamb....unique!

SlyBacon93

Afghanistan
Opium... We also export some quality rugs

df1985

Kildare-Guinness (Leixlip originally)

westendgirlie

ENGLAND MAN wrote: »

London.

The Beatles.

For an England Man you're crap at geography

LH Pathe

Chris Forrester. Better than messi

and let's hope he keep on producing hat-tricks, like tonights against shamrovers.

mikemac1

I got another

Tipperary
Finches Orange

Far superior to Fanta and Club

When I go to the pub I ask the barman for Finches