How many on here

[Guest Lurcherbitch]

To ireland ?? and how easy/hard was/is it??How long ago?? do you ever regret it, if so why?? do you miss anything from england??.

[Guest SJM]

I went on holiday to Donegal in 93 and fell in love with the place - I had an offer of somewhere to live and a job lined up, I even set up an Irish bank account and started saving ready for my trip. Then I met a bloke and as per usual men feck everything up he was supposed to come with me and we were going to move to Ireland and live happily ever after, but it never materialised.

 

I would still love to go over there again, even just for a holiday, but too many dogs means I am tied and cant go anywhere, I often wonder how life would have panned out for me if I had moved

[SNAP SHOT 194]

SO SJM, were did you stay being fron the big county myself i'm intrested to find out what you liked about the place, i like the fact that you have alot of beaches on your doorstep, plus the wilderness, i would'nt move anywhere else..................... :thumbs-up:

[Guest Frank]

I moved over here in april 89, way different then, then it is now, but its still quiet free and quiet in certain places.

I lived in Northampton before, till then and also Essex, but found, tresspasing on land over their :whistle: , a pain, as i was allways chased off.

 

I found, gaining permission over here far more easier. :thumbs-up:

 

At the time, i moved over with my parents, they bought a house, but, now they have split up and have sold that houise since, my mother is back in UK, Essex and me father is in the US

 

I now have a house and nice wife :whistle: and a lovely wee lad, but i have a feeling, i might move at some stage in my life again.

 

What i miss about UK,, errm, i miss directness, straight to the point, as some folk over here, not all, are wishy washy and can make things confusing

I would also, love to course land like the fens, most feilds around me, are a wee bit small and rough.

 

If, you a laid back type not in a hurry, want the easy going lifestyle, without any hassel, then here might be the place for you.

 

You have to get use to folks over here making appointments and not turning up for a day or 2.

 

All the best and good luck with what ever you do.

 

Frank.

Edited May 27, 2007 by Frank

[Guest SJM]

SO SJM, were did you stay being fron the big county myself i'm intrested to find out what you liked about the place, i like the fact that you have alot of beaches on your doorstep, plus the wilderness, i would'nt move anywhere else..................... :thumbs-up:

 

I stayed in Gweedore with Enya's family. I fell in love with the relaxed atmosphere and pace of life, the beautiful scenery, the wildlife, the clean beaches, coastline etc. The pubs, craic, nightlife and men werent too bad either

[SNAP SHOT 194]

so whats keepin ye from coming back i'll put the kettle on

about 40mins from me, i could never leave the place, i was offered good money to work in dublin, but stayed in donegal as i love the peacefullness, remoteness, and the fact that its easygoing and laidback, plus the scenery here is some of the best in the country i feel but then i biased,

glad you liked the place............. :thumbs-up:

[Guest SJM]

If I can persuade LB to look after my tribe of crazy mutts with nothing but sexual favours in return, I will be over there like a shot for a wee holiday Do the Irish boys mind mad Scots lasses running about topless on their nice quiet beaches? :whistle:

[Guest Lurcherbitch]

SO SJM, were did you stay being fron the big county myself i'm intrested to find out what you liked about the place, i like the fact that you have alot of beaches on your doorstep, plus the wilderness, i would'nt move anywhere else..................... :thumbs-up:

 

I stayed in Gweedore with Enya's family. I fell in love with the relaxed atmosphere and pace of life, the beautiful scenery, the wildlife, the clean beaches, coastline etc. The pubs, craic, nightlife and men werent too bad either

 

 

I tell ya what.....we can both sell our belongings and get a portacabin/caravan and move into snap shots garden. Till we find a hunk that will let us move into his house

[ABDog 0]

Never been to Scotland or Ireland.. they are on the list of places to go before I die though..

 

Who knows, I might even get them ticked off one day.

[Guest SJM]

Any excuse to bunk up with me eh? :kiss: :kiss:

[Guest Lurcherbitch]

Any excuse to bunk up with me eh? :kiss: :kiss:

 

 

Ok you gobby cow..no one else new i was a lesbian.........

[Bobo 135]

I got a chance of a underkeepers job near Limerick years ago and drove over for the interview,loved the place but sadly turned the job down for another over here that never worked so i missed my chance to get over there I would go over in an instant if i could find work there,especially now as my boss is emmigrating and i'm outta work soon.Oh and by the way you two lezzers can move in with me when i get a place.

[Guest Lurcherbitch]

Well bobo,,am not really a lesbo....but will pretend if you let us move in with ya

[Ossie 11]

i was supposed to be moving to ireland (on tuesday, to be precise! ) but it's not happening now, i'm moving in with my cousin a few miles away instead. it was pointed out to me that taking my lurcher & ferrets to the part of the country i was planning to move to would be rather pointless, as the poor things would be almost totally redundant... nothing for them to do..

 

but the country is lovely, the people are lovely, everyone is your best friend. people you don't know will say "hullo, how are ya?" as you're walking down the street. just listen very carefully to what they're saying - doesn't matter how well you think you can understand an irish accent, you'll still struggle. and saying "pardon?" every 5 minutes won't go down too well after a while.

and avoid men with wonky eyes who ply you with Guinness and talk non-stop... it's some kind of religious cult-thing!

 

so the laws & state of the country may not be to my liking, but norfolk is my home, and by god do we have some wildlife here! it's the land of milk & honey, if you don't get caught :whistle:

well, it's not like you ever see any coppers round here, unless you've got duff back lights on your motor (i know they're fecked... i've not had money to fix them... please stop pulling me over every friday night on my way home from work! )

[Guest Frank]

i was supposed to be moving to ireland (on tuesday, to be precise! ) but it's not happening now, i'm moving in with my cousin a few miles away instead. it was pointed out to me that taking my lurcher & ferrets to the part of the country i was planning to move to would be rather pointless, as the poor things would be almost totally redundant... nothing for them to do..

 

but the country is lovely, the people are lovely, everyone is your best friend. people you don't know will say "hullo, how are ya?" as you're walking down the street. just listen very carefully to what they're saying - doesn't matter how well you think you can understand an irish accent, you'll still struggle. and saying "pardon?" every 5 minutes won't go down too well after a while.

and avoid men with wonky eyes who ply you with Guinness and talk non-stop... it's some kind of religious cult-thing!

 

so the laws & state of the country may not be to my liking, but norfolk is my home, and by god do we have some wildlife here! it's the land of milk & honey, if you don't get caught :whistle:

well, it's not like you ever see any coppers round here, unless you've got duff back lights on your motor (i know they're fecked... i've not had money to fix them... please stop pulling me over every friday night on my way home from work! )

 

Where in Ireland were you ment to go Ossie?

As it all depends where you are on the game front.

 

Frank.