Why does the rest of the country dislike Dublin so much?

you realise that doesn't happen to 99.99% of the hundreds of thousands of people moving around Dublin every day?

I never once said nuclear is unsafe, can you show me where I said that? Anyway you're going a bit off topic there horsey, and of course you'll tell them to go elsewhere, you hate Dublin, personally I've nothing against any other part of Ireland and try and enjoy anywhere I end up in the country.

You're wrong too, there's no other town or city as interesting or fun or with more to do than in Dublin, whether you like it or not.

I was responding to someone who said they'd send them absolutely anywhere but Dublin. You're mostly mentioning counties too, you can't really compare Kerry or West Cork to Dublin. It's chalk and cheese.

And it's not like the rest of Ireland is perfect either. Compare Cork to a city of a similar size like Montpellier, if you've ever been to Montpellier you'll know that it's an absolute paradise compared to Cork, with amazing tram systems, streets you could eat your dinner off, and a really beautiful public realm. Or compare Galway to Aix-en-Provence, etc. etc. Or compare our ravaged countryside and rural villages to even the English countryside and villages. Dublin is just a representation of what's going on in the country as a whole. Lots of bad planning, poor management, undesirable people, but plenty of good stuff too.

Leitrim has far more beauty than Dublin, and far more humble natives.

I tip my hat in apology to you sir and your humble ways , I am very aware of the scenic beauty of the mountains and valleys in Leitrim along with the many lakes .

Paul Howard is from a fairly humble background and has made a success of himself. I don't read his books, it isn't my world and I don't really find the concept particularly funny. Of course he wants to make money, he needs to provide for himself. It could be worse, he could be sitting around helplessly waiting for the council to sort him out, like plenty of people in the housing estate he grew up in.

No its used to critique as your screenshot says, there is no mention of removing people from power which lets be honest is a pretty militant view of a form of comedy. But lets rehash your original claim "Real satire is used to remove people from power" which equates to you trying to define any form of satire you don't agree with or dislike as being not "real". Are there other art forms you attempt to gate keep as not being "real" based on your personal opinion?

I made no personal attacks I commented on the style and content of your post being in my opinion juvenile and naive.

It seems to me you simply dont like the kind of people he is lampooning and it angers you even further that not only do they find the jokes about themselves funny they actively encourage him to continue making fun of them and for some reason you cant stand that fact. Also you seem to have some weird obsession with power, yes the people he is writing about are very privileged but that mostly stems from the amount of money they have so short of his writing somehow robbing or removing their wealth i don't understand how you would expect him to in your own words "remove them from power".

Not another one who thinks Dublin is the only city in Ireland and the rest of the country is just one never-ending horizon of rural ribbon development...

As already pointed out above, more than half of the urban population of Ireland lives outside of Dublin.