Best away town in Ireland

**Peadar** · 28/10/2005, 10:57 AM

Originally Posted by fbtn

...locals welcoming gypos with open arms

I made the same mistake, he's not a gypo. That's a Longford shirt.

**1 9 2 8** · 28/10/2005, 5:22 PM

Originally Posted by fbtn

In fairness, I've never seen any Sligo fans drinking about Ballybofey on matchdays apart from the few I know from my college days down there.

I'd have a few pints in that pub across the road from Finn Park (I forget the name of it) before the game but thats all. I wouldn't bother going up the town

**monkey magic** · 29/10/2005, 4:32 PM

Originally Posted by fbtn

That is the attitude that has the locals welcoming gypos with open arms

christ!
dont be cursin me by associatin me with that crowd

(gypos that is

)

**Neish** · 29/10/2005, 9:00 PM

Excluding the Dublin teams Galway & Athlone are the only two I've stayed over night in. Stay with my Aunt & Uncle in Athlone so did really get much of a sample of the night life there. Love Galway great people and class night life.

Night life in Derry great two, lots of lovely ladies but they are hard to listen to. Halloween night always great was ther last two years, can't make it this year as I have a fecking �300 credit card to pay by wednesday.

**The Stars** · 29/10/2005, 9:05 PM

Originally Posted by Neish

I have a fecking �300 credit card to pay by wednesday.

why noy consolidate all your debts into one,easy to manage,montly payment.This will leave you with enough money to by that car you've always wanted or treat the family.why not give us a call or go online......

**harpskid** · 30/10/2005, 9:21 AM

Originally Posted by paudie

The one who lived in Cork for 10 years and went on ....and on about how he liked Cork so much.

Our own fault. We should known better than to sit next to a guy with a pint and a half on the table in front of him

Was that Junction you were in?

**Buller** · 30/10/2005, 3:56 PM

Originally Posted by The Stars

why noy consolidate all your debts into one,easy to manage,montly payment.This will leave you with enough money to by that car you've always wanted or treat the family.why not give us a call or go online......

hmmm, works for me!

**osarusan** · 31/10/2005, 1:44 AM

I have only skimmed through these pages so I cant be sure, but I dont think I've seen Limerick mentioned even once..............am I surprised?! For me, Cork would have to be the best, just for convenience, but for an overnighter, has to be Derry.

**Cosmo** · 31/10/2005, 10:04 AM

Originally Posted by osarusan

I have only skimmed through these pages so I cant be sure, but I dont think I've seen Limerick mentioned even once..............am I surprised?!

Never stayed down there for a drogs match but have stayed in limerick city for a week 3 years ago and had a buzzing time - decent people, decent nightlife!!

**Mr A** · 31/10/2005, 11:14 AM

Actually I have to say I'vre really enjoyed Limerick the few times I've stayed there. The only thing is it seems to be the only place in Ireland that no one ever comes over to talk football when they see your colours. Other than that I like the place.

**CollegeTillIDie** · 31/10/2005, 11:26 AM

Originally Posted by Galway Harps

Actually I have to say I'vre really enjoyed Limerick the few times I've stayed there. The only thing is it seems to be the only place in Ireland that no one ever comes over to talk football when they see your colours. Other than that I like the place.

I used to work with a man who in a previous life was a commercial traveller.
He maintained Limerick had the best looking women in the country.

**osarusan** · 31/10/2005, 1:23 PM

Well I stand corrected, I guess people did have a few nice things to say about the place, even if it took a prompt!! Hope you can make it to Hogan Park sometime soon..................sadly that offer need only be extended to first division clubs for the forseeable future.