I was born in Belfast in 1969. I lived through the dark times. This week I went down to Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann to see my city illuminated. I went back 2 more nights. At times I fought back tears. I never thought Id see the day this city could be that beautiful.
I went out for bread and milk in Belfast.
Ended up in McHale park in Castlebar.
I dont know what day it is now but I do know the words to the Green and Red of Mayo.
@KennethFitzsi15@HenryPryor Visible cracks on the outside of the building, derelict buildings a couple of doors down which sometimes house drug addicts etc. I pass this house quite a lot, friends asked advice on it before viewing and didnt view based on a drive by.
@AdamPollock Terrible location, right on the main road. Big cracks on the front put a friend off even viewing, even with the problems a few doors up. Inside photos look amazing but kerb appeal is putting people off even viewing, I think structural problems every time I drive past
@RobbieButlerMLA Robbie was today years old when he realised that parents will say any aul shite to shut the kids up from acting the ballix on the back seat of the car.
@daciauk Hi Folks, Having issues with my Late 2023 Jogger hybrid. In and out of the dealer, clearing faults and software upgrades dont seem to be fixing anything, when they get the chance to look. Do you have an email address I can detail this to?
@JonahDispatch Balaclava is Irish for 'ski mask'. We didnt know what skiing was, or even sking, or skiiing. I had a good one for photos and an ordinary one for doing stuff in. If you were too poor you could cut the eyes and mouth out of a sports sock and wear that.