What is something popular everywhere in Ireland except Dublin?

Cheno Unction.

Because Shaws is pretty crap to be fair. But in Dublin we have proper shops.

I dont even know what that is. :)

that still gets played in pubs in Dublin.

Being clean off the gear

Walking. Back in the 90s I used to have friends down from Dublin to the small village I was from. They'd ask:

Friend - will we go to the cinema?

Me - there isn't one.

Friend - will we go to the pool hall?

Me - there isn't one.

Friend - ok, how about an arcade hall?

Me - there isn't one.

Friend - so what do you actually do here for fun?

Me - we eh go for a walk in the countryside.

Friend - ooookkkk. Goes for a 5 mile walk and actually enjoys it.

Boot-cut Wranglers.

I find this also. Loads of good walks in Dublin but head down the country and youve to drive everywhere...including drive to go for a walk!

Dublin mountains, parks, beaches etc all accesible by foot/bike and without having to dodge cars on boreens.

I dont see anything the country has that Dublin doesnt. Other than cheaper houses and lack of internet :)

I can think of things that are necessary outside Dublin, but that probably isn't enough to count as popular

A car being a prime example, you need one to get around in rural areas, but I'm sure if there was a realistic alternative it would be popular too

As for something that's only popular outside Dublin, would Garth Brooks count? Certainly the only people who seemed unhappy when he cancelled his concerts a few years back were from outside Dublin

You could have shared with us the other things that you thought of aside from the car. The thread is short on ideas. Also Garth is a someone, not a something.

So basically anybody not living in Dublin is a culchie?

Here we go again.........

"Travellin' to Flavin" stickers on the car.

Cousins

Travelling gangs breaking into houses and beating old people half to death

https://www.sundayworld.com/crime/irish-crime/burglary-gang-tie-up-woman-and-terrorise-children-as-home-of-restaurateur-is-ransacked/951967632.html

Roads to/from Dublin.

Yes.

"Travelling gangs"

Are you afraid the pavees will get upset.

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Numeracy, always found dublins taxidrivers struggled with it (overcharging) but their country cousins were fine.

Death notices being read out on the local radio station

Found it to be the opposite in that country based taxi drivers can't even switch on their meter.

Mate used to live 5km from Farrell St in Kells, local taxi driver wanted to charge 50 quid for the journey. Can get from O'Connell Street to north county Dublin for under 30 last time I took one.

Aongus?