This is my 2nd day in Dublin. After traveling around France and Spain for awhile, I have to say that this is the worst place I've ever been to in my entire life. The whole city looks depressing. The weather is gloomy and everyone here looks depressed. I don't know why but everyone here looks very white trashy for some reason. The rumor ain't true, people here ain't that friendly at all. They rarely say hi, thank you or smile. The streets are dirty and the transportation system sucks. Contrary to popular belief the streets in Paris are quite clean and classy. Also the Parisians are quite well mannered and very formal. I really regret coming to Ireland. The women here are awful and have a really really bad fashion sense. Also lots of people here have bad teeth and look half drunk. There is nothing spectacular about Dublin and the whole atmosphere makes me feel like I am in the 90's. It's really bad here after all. Also the Irish people are the most racist mofos I've ever seen in my life. Avoid this place at all cost especially if you are a minority or English. Shit I regret coming here. What a waste of time and money....for this shitty ass ghetto. Same goes for most of the UK areas. Don't bother visiting Ireland. This country is a wack!

*Farts from mouth*

I am gonna walk into a irish pub with my manchester jersey on to see how people react. hahahahah

Um wow. Where to begin.

First off, the Republic of Ireland (where you are now) is not part of the UK. You are thinking of Northern Ireland.

Anyhow, geo-political details (although important ones) aside, Dub isn't my favorite place in the world either. Far from it, actually. Cork is about a billion times better, but I'm extremely biased. LOL Seriously, though, before you judge the entire country (which I find pretty damn awesome, BTW) see more of it. You certainly have not seen all there is to see.

I have a whole lot more to say on this subject, but I'm just running out the door right now to go to the beach for the day. Ironically, I'm wearing my Irish Surf Culture shirt....

He's worth it.

Shit I should've gone to Cork instead... .damn it

Before getting your ticket to Cork, a very good friend of mine spent a year there. He describes the same symptoms as you've described for Dublin...

Amazing how you are able to know a place and the people after only two days. Incredible.

I liked Dublin.

If you are a man with some decent common sense, it shouldn't take a long time to figure out the whole atmosphere. Yes, I admit that I made a broad generalization about Ireland. I am pretty sure 100% of Ireland is not all like I've described. But I do believe that this impression I've perceived is the general trend here. Also comparing it to all the places I've visited, the atmosphere in Ireland is not so favorable in my experience. Obviously I've seen better things before. It doesn't take a genius to figure out whether a party or a club you are in is a wack.... if you are an experienced party goer, you should know right away that you have to bounce out after setting your foot in the door. 2 cents to situational awareness. Still now, I personally don't know and "do not understand" what the hell you liked about Ireland. Enlighten me please.

where did you visit Ireland ?
What the people say to you that seem boring and racist?

Why do they look like white trash?

Can you list a few examples for the above questions, please? I would like to know how Ireland differ from the rest of UK.

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