Dublin or Donegal

Mrs Garth Brooks · 15-10-2014 4:34pm #1

I've got a choice to go to Dublin or Donegal.

Dublin is shorter, either 2 and a bit hours on a train or 2 and a half hours on a bus. But I hate Dublin after July. They cancelled my concerts.

But Donegal is 5 hours on a bus. But Donegal never cancelled my concerts. I've never been there.

Think I'd rather suffer 5 hours on a bus than suffer time in Dublin.

So Dublin or Donegal?

spurious · 15-10-2014 4:35pm

Donegal, please.

0byme75341jo28 · 15-10-2014 4:36pm

Cork.

Mrs Garth Brooks · 15-10-2014 4:36pm

spurious wrote: »

Donegal, please.

Explain?

jester77 · 15-10-2014 4:36pm

Are there no trains to Donegal?

keith16 · 15-10-2014 4:37pm

I don't understand the problem.

dquinnan · 15-10-2014 4:37pm

Go to Donegal, far less people for you to annoy up there!

Dr. Kenneth Noisewater · 15-10-2014 4:38pm

jester77 wrote: »

Are there no trains to Donegal?

Donegal has no train line in it.

BoJack Horseman · 15-10-2014 4:39pm

Daddy or Chips?

Failing that Wicklow.
......
Failing that Dublin.

jester77 · 15-10-2014 4:39pm

Dr. Kenneth Noisewater wrote: »

Donegal has no train line in it.

For real?

Whoah, just researched it and there is not :eek:
But they do have the Donegal Railway Center, at least you will have something to visit OP if you decide for Donegal.

Sunny Dayz · 15-10-2014 4:42pm

Has to be Donegal!!!

Craic is far better than Donegal, easier on the pocket with accommodation and spending money, accents of the locals music to your ears, locals are very friendly. Commiserate them on losing the all-Ireland final. Scenery is great. Lots to see and do.

You could get the train to Sligo and bus up from there (Feda O'Donnells the local Donegal bus co)

(I'm married to a Donegal man so I might be a little biased!)

Dr. Zaius Dr. Zaius! · 15-10-2014 4:43pm

Theres loads to do in Dublin... but Donegal is majestic as fook.

Id pick Donegal for the accent alone , swoon!

The Backwards Man · 15-10-2014 4:43pm

jester77 wrote: »

For real?

No, we keep them secret from outsiders. For the craic.

Chooo Choo!!!

Where in Donegal OP, it's a big county, takes about five hours to drive right around it.

Philo Beddoe · 15-10-2014 4:44pm

jester77 wrote: »

For real?

Whoah, just researched it and there is not :eek:
But they do have the Donegal Railway Center, at least you will have something to visit OP if you decide for Donegal.

Closest trains are Derry and Sligo I believe.

Son Of A Vidic · 15-10-2014 4:45pm

jester77 wrote: »

Are there no trains to Donegal?

Gravy train service finished up when Mary Coughlan left government.

Turtyturd · 15-10-2014 4:47pm

Go to Donegal, Dublin doesn't want to suffer you.

GLaDOS · 15-10-2014 4:48pm

Mrs Garth Brooks wrote: »

But I hate Dublin after July. They cancelled my concerts.

But Donegal never cancelled my concerts.

I detect a hint of bitterness :pac:

The Backwards Man · 15-10-2014 4:49pm

Good to see the salt of the earth hospitality Dubliners are renowned for (so they say) alive and kicking in this thread.

Mrs Garth Brooks · 15-10-2014 4:49pm

ScienceNerd wrote: »

I detect a hint of bitterness :pac:

Too right

Packardb · 15-10-2014 4:51pm

Kerry, it's got the Healy Rae's.

Also Mayo has the Kenny's and Flynns.

But you can't beat Bertie.

Mint Sauce · 15-10-2014 4:52pm

Turtyturd wrote: »

Go to Donegal, Dublin doesn't want to suffer you.

So should Donegal have to?!

Sir Arthur Daley · 15-10-2014 4:54pm

Donegal full of bog and boggers.

Mrs Garth Brooks · 15-10-2014 4:55pm

Sir Arthur Daley wrote: »

Donegal full of bog and boggers.

Suit me grand so

anncoates · 15-10-2014 4:56pm

Mrs Garth Brooks wrote: »

But I hate Dublin after July. They cancelled my concerts

You need to get over it.

Donkey Oaty · 15-10-2014 4:58pm

Donegal has a proud oral tradition, particularly in the Muff area.

Mrs Garth Brooks · 15-10-2014 4:59pm

anncoates wrote: »

You need to get over it.

Get over the biggest musical genius ever?

Packardb · 15-10-2014 5:00pm

What is it about Kerry that gets some people so jealous about it ?

Turtyturd · 15-10-2014 5:00pm

Mrs Garth Brooks wrote: »

Get over the biggest musical genius ever?

There's a Gath Brooks fat joke in there somewhere.

DeadHand · 15-10-2014 5:00pm

Mrs Garth Brooks wrote: »

Get over the biggest musical genius ever?

I'm afraid you'll have to.

Johnny Cash is dead, you need to accept it and move on.

Mrs Garth Brooks · 15-10-2014 5:01pm

Turtyturd wrote: »

There's a Garth Brooks fat joke in there somewhere.

No there isn't.

He should come back.

biko · 15-10-2014 5:03pm

Doolin, a mix of both.

anncoates · 15-10-2014 5:05pm

Mrs Garth Brooks wrote: »

Get over the biggest musical genius ever?

I don't mean get over him in the way you have in mind

P_1 · 15-10-2014 5:09pm

Mrs Garth Brooks wrote: »

Get over the biggest musical genius ever?

What they've revived Phillo?

Sweet :pac:

Chucken · 15-10-2014 5:11pm

biko wrote: »

Doolin, a mix of both.

Gee thanks

Turtyturd · 15-10-2014 5:11pm

Mrs Garth Brooks wrote: »

No there isn't.

He should come back.

Most people would be happy to have him back.

Just not to sing.

Titzon Toast · 15-10-2014 5:14pm

Go to Donegal please.
We've enough begrudgers floating around Dublin as it is thank you.

vektarman · 15-10-2014 5:24pm

Mrs Garth Brooks wrote: »

I've got a choice to go to Dublin or Donegal.

Dublin is shorter, either 2 and a bit hours on a train or 2 and a half hours on a bus. But I hate Dublin after July. They cancelled my concerts.

But Donegal is 5 hours on a bus. But Donegal never cancelled my concerts. I've never been there.

Think I'd rather suffer 5 hours on a bus than suffer time in Dublin.

So Dublin or Donegal?

What concerts were they?

Wompa1 · 15-10-2014 5:25pm

Mrs Garth Brooks wrote: »

Get over the biggest musical genius ever?

The two Canadian lads that wrote most of his 'hits' tour Ireland a lot. You could just go see them...Chris Gaines is no genius

Dublin or Donegal

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