Ireland explained

[Fab Foodie]

Our department and major part of our company is moving to Naas .... we're very excited about it ....

 

[classic33]

Our department and major part of our company is moving to Naas .... we're very excited about it ....

Not a lot to get excited about in Naas.
http://www.naas.ie/

 

[Fab Foodie]

Not a lot to get excited about in Naas.
http://www.naas.ie/

There was last Tuesday ... I was there!

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Not a lot to get excited about in Naas.
http://www.naas.ie/

Well there's all the space rockets and moon stuff and that!

 

[rich p]

Well there's all the space rockets and moon stuff and that!

yep, and teflon frying pans and all that.

 

[avsd]

Not a lot to get excited about in Naas.
http://www.naas.ie/

That is a little unfair there is always the Nass dual carriageway out of town

 

[4F]

And there is an Aldi in Naas, run mostly by jumped up jobsworths

 

[stephec]

I go over about four times a year for work, and I love it, just a shame that you need a second mortgage to eat out.

 

[4F]

[QUOTE 2269361, member: 1314"] So off I went to a pub. The first one. Near the bus station. Perhaps the cracked window on the door should have warned me. Maybe the tricolours on the front door should have warned me. Maybe the barman asking me "Are you sure?" when I asked for a guinness should have warned me.

Of course I said "I'm sure" whereupon he disappeared into the other bar to reappear a couple of minutes later. "Are you sure?" he asked again. I left at that point. All the other pubs we went to were great.
.[/quote]

I think I may have gone to the same pub back in the 80's. Walked in with a couple of mates and ordered 3 pints of the black stuff and the pub went dead quiet. It was then that we noticed the pro IRA pictures and posters and the fact that everyone was glaring at us , The quickest guinness I have ever drunk

 

[4F]

[QUOTE 2271116, member: 1314"]Were the races on the tv? This one had a tv in the corner of the ceiling![/quote]

I don't recall staying that long to check out the decor.

 

[classic33]

I think I may have gone to the same pub back in the 80's. Walked in with a couple of mates and ordered 3 pints of the black stuff and the pub went dead quiet. It was then that we noticed the pro IRA pictures and posters and the fact that everyone was glaring at us , The quickest guinness I have ever drunk

Should never be drunk fast.

 

[classic33]

IVF ?

http://www.wesleyjohnston.com/users/ireland/today/organisations.html

 

[The Brewer]

So are the people who live in the north British.......Northern Ireland isnt part of Britain

 

[classic33]

[QUOTE 2269361, member: 1314"]As this is the cafe, I shall tell some anecdotes. First time I went to Dublin I was really excited! This was back in the early 90s before it became trendy. We'd taken the night boat-bus over, arrived at 10, found a crappy B&B and my girl-friend at the said she wanted to to crash out. I was too excited and wanted to go to a pub. So off I went to a pub. The first one. Near the bus station. Perhaps the cracked window on the door should have warned me. Maybe the tricolours on the front door should have warned me. Maybe the barman asking me "Are you sure?" when I asked for a guinness should have warned me.

Of course I said "I'm sure" whereupon he disappeared into the other bar to reappear a couple of minutes later. "Are you sure?" he asked again. I left at that point. All the other pubs we went to were great.[/quote]
Near the bus station would also put you near to a Garda station. The Tricolour flying stands out simply because you seldom see the Union Flag flying on the mainlaland UK.

 

[classic33]

So are the people who live in the north British.......Northern Ireland isnt part of Britain

Northern Irish & British.
They had home rule first. Scotland & Wales followed.