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This is a discussion on Dublin voted friendliest city within the Current Affairs forums, part of the General Discussion category on Politics.ie. I know there was a post on "frosty" failte somewhere but can't find it to tag with this... Dublin voted ...
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| I know there was a post on "frosty" failte somewhere but can't find it to tag with this... Dublin voted friendliest city - The Irish Times - Mon, May 04, 2009 On newstalk today we were apparently worst dressed as well but the article thankfully places London in the category(PHEW!!!!!)...they did a vox-pop with tourists and "you only have to pull out a map and someone says...are you lost?"....????? I believe we are still friendly!.....but the friendliest????...from personal experience (with the kiddies... can't believe the spanish weren't there!!)
__________________ Maurice Nelligan..May 2009 We do not wait happily or expectantly. It is a grim wait. In the words of Edmund Burke, “there is however a limit at which forbearance ceases to be a virtue”. We are fast approaching that point. |
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Oops no ... second year running ... sorry
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Back to topic please!!!!!
__________________ Maurice Nelligan..May 2009 We do not wait happily or expectantly. It is a grim wait. In the words of Edmund Burke, “there is however a limit at which forbearance ceases to be a virtue”. We are fast approaching that point. |
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Anytime you see a load of teenagers not wearing tracksiuits they are almost always foreign language students or tourists |
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