Anyone from Northern Ireland on here?

[sannesley]

Are there any other forum members from Northern Ireland on here?

 

[runner]

originally does that count?

 

[cd365]

I've been to Northern Ireland

 

[T.M.H.N.E.T]

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[Chris S]

Yes - judging by the reaction to my comment on this post
https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/ireland-coast-to-coast.171780/#post-3454193

 

[TheJDog]

Like @runner, I'm from there.

 

[T.M.H.N.E.T]

Yes - judging by the reaction to my comment on this post
https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/ireland-coast-to-coast.171780/#post-3454193

Post like yours and people still living in the past is the reason NI can't move on. If you expected anything different from NI residents there is something grossly wrong with you.

Buy hey, we hosted a summit, an awards ceremony and a bike race once. Sláinte!

 

[Smokin Joe]

Forty years ago the follow up to that question would have been, "You'd better go home, your house is on fire".

 

[LarryDuff]

Another NI member here.

 

[TheBobidentity]

Me too

 

[Accy cyclist]

I have a retro Mexico World Cup 1982 Northern Ireland football shirt.

 

[summerdays]

Born there, but my Dad got a job in England soon after. So spent most of my childhood visiting relatives, or holidaying at Portrush and Portstewart. Both parents still own a few fields and walls (no roof really to go with the walls) and the fields are the sort you can't see the bottom from the top because of slopes and rocks in fields (where the wee folk lived I was told as a child).

 

[runner]

Born there, but my Dad got a job in England soon after. So spent most of my childhood visiting relatives, or holidaying at Portrush and Portstewart. Both parents still own a few fields and walls (no roof really to go with the walls).

Ah good old Portrushspent many a summer there before moving to England in 1981.....time has flown must make a trip back to discover all my childhood haunts in Portadown and my uni days in Belfast

 

[Chris S]

Post like yours and people still living in the past is the reason NI can't move on. If you expected anything different from NI residents there is something grossly wrong with you.

I spent my early childhood in Tullycarnet. It was quite a nice estate then, it isn't now. Things haven't changed after 20 years of 'peace'.

 

[tyred]

Near enough - Donegal