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"God's Country"

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  • 14-12-2014 12:13am
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    Loire
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    " Real capital" rubbish aside.....what you do love most about Cork?

    Loire.


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    RoyMcC
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    Lots of things. But it's difficult to define the feeling I always get on approaching the city whether it by air, road or rail. It's like being welcomed home, though I've never lived in Cork. Love to arrive, hate to leave.


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    braddun
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    the road to Dublin


    cork The Donkey Aters


    Applied in particular to the vicinity of Skibbereen in West Cork, where people resorted to eating donkeys during the Great Famine


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    .red.
    Registered Users Posts: 3,354 ✭✭✭.red.


    braddun wrote: »
    the road to Dublin


    cork The Donkey Aters


    Applied in particular to the vicinity of Skibbereen in West Cork, where people resorted to eating donkeys during the Great Famine
    Whats wrong with a bit of donkey? The whole country was eating horse upto a year ago and it did no harm.


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    mordeith
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    .red. wrote: »
    Whats wrong with a bit of donkey? The whole country was eating horse upto a year ago and it did no harm.

    I like the compactness of Cork city and the variety of shops, restaurants etc. I'm not from Cork but work in the city centre.
    I think there's a genuine buzz there (apart from the increasing presence of junkies)


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