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Topic: Deliverance - cud it happen in ireland?
Sean Mc Dermotts
(396 Posts)
Posted: 08-Jun-2012 23:30
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Just watchin the movie on the telly - if it could happen in your county where would it be?

I'm from Galway and i reckon if it were to happen it wud be in the Kinvara area - any thougths??
zetorisbetter
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Posted: 08-Jun-2012 23:34
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GORT
Sean Mc Dermotts
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Posted: 08-Jun-2012 23:38
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Originally posted by zetorisbetter:
GORT

Honestly cant see it happenin in gort, they have a garda station there that would nip it in the bud, film over after 5 minutes!
let it long
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Posted: 08-Jun-2012 23:45
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Aren't we gettin raped everyday by Enda and the rest of the rednecks.
Scaoil Amach an Bobailín
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Posted: 08-Jun-2012 23:45
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Killimor
murraymarmalade
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Posted: 08-Jun-2012 23:47
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Originally posted by Scaoil Amach an Bobailín:
Killimor
Is the Hurlers Rest still the top night spot?
a skanger darkly
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Posted: 08-Jun-2012 23:51
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Prime country in Limerick would be around the triangle of Pallasgreen, Kilteely and Knockane.
You wouldn't want to be knocking around there with a canoe and a guitar!
Portumna Bridge
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Posted: 08-Jun-2012 23:54
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Lorrhaaaaa....
Scaoil Amach an Bobailín
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Posted: 08-Jun-2012 23:54
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Originally posted by murraymarmalade:
Is the Hurlers Rest still the top night spot?

Couldn't tell ya Murray, I do just put the boot down and hope for the best anytime I'm passing through.
TJ Mucker
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Posted: 08-Jun-2012 23:56
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Originally posted by murraymarmalade:
Is the Hurlers Rest still the top night spot?

I think Treacy's is the main joint now and no more Killimor bashing please!
murraymarmalade
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Posted: 08-Jun-2012 23:58
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Originally posted by Scaoil Amach an Bobailín:

Couldn't tell ya Murray, I do just put the boot down and hope for the best anytime I'm passing through.
I know exactly what you mean, drove through there a few months back, it hasnt changed in donkeys years and not a soul to be seen on the street.
cerebus
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Posted: 08-Jun-2012 23:59
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Originally posted by a skanger darkly:

You wouldn't want to be knocking around there with a canoe and a guitar!

Duelin' Pad Joes.
seoulofgaa
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Posted: 09-Jun-2012 00:09
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Originally posted by Sean Mc Dermotts:
Just watchin the movie on the telly - if it could happen in your county where would it be?I'm from Galway and i reckon if it were to happen it wud be in the Kinvara area - any thougths??

+1
Yea maybe Kinvara or worse again Carna!
But definitley this is the most off the wall thread about "a movie set in the deep south of America"
murraymarmalade
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Posted: 09-Jun-2012 00:14
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Originally posted by seoulofgaa:
+1
Yea maybe Kinvara or worse again Carna!
But definitley this is the most off the wall thread about "a movie set in the deep south of America"
If they did film a remake in Ireland it could start a trend to remake more movies in the Emerald Isle.
Sean Mc Dermotts
(396 Posts)
Posted: 09-Jun-2012 00:17
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Originally posted by seoulofgaa:
+1
Yea maybe Kinvara or worse again Carna!
But definitley this is the most off the wall thread about "a movie set in the deep south of America"

ah yes off the wall maybe but more fun than some of the threads on here and if you think about it, there are very shall we say strange places in ireland like the deep south, i am off now to practise my banjo!!
cesar chavez
(106 Posts)
Posted: 09-Jun-2012 02:19
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Killarney,i know its a tourist meca but! Thousands of acres of national park.Jarveys from muckross that would have you raped,skinned & eaten in about twenty minutes. Then be in the bars in town telling you what a slack year their having!
faldo
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Posted: 09-Jun-2012 02:51
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Originally posted by Sean Mc Dermotts:
Just watchin the movie on the telly - if it could happen in your county where would it be?I'm from Galway and i reckon if it were to happen it wud be in the Kinvara area - any thougths??

Castlegar..end off
batter burger
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Posted: 09-Jun-2012 10:42
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Covering Cork and almost Limerick here, I know a few people who are far from being city slockers or even townies who regard the area around Tullylease as a place of duelling banjos and toothless men.
Glinnti Glasa
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Posted: 09-Jun-2012 12:12
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I'll have to get my old CSI Kanturk tee-shirt out and look into Tullylease.
About a Bicycle
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Posted: 09-Jun-2012 13:18
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The triangle formed by Gneeveguilla, Ballydesmond and Knocknagree - has a river, a wealth of musicians and a dearth of teeth.
seoulofgaa
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Posted: 09-Jun-2012 14:03
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Whatever about Ireland, they're would be parts of Australia where the sheep know the score. In the 1980's and 90 Australian movies that were made seemed eerliy realistic.
batter burger
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Posted: 09-Jun-2012 16:33
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Originally posted by About a Bicycle:
The triangle formed by Gneeveguilla, Ballydesmond and Knocknagree - has a river, a wealth of musicians and a dearth of teeth.

I knew some lads from Knocknagree in college, that was certainly the most "rural" accent I've ever come across, lads in their late teens early 20s and you'd have to concentrate to figure out what they were saying.
About a Bicycle
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Posted: 09-Jun-2012 16:49
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Originally posted by batter burger:
I knew some lads from Knocknagree in college, that was certainly the most "rural" accent I've ever come across, lads in their late teens early 20s and you'd have to concentrate to figure out what they were saying.

How were the fiacla?
Sliabh Luachra
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Posted: 09-Jun-2012 16:58
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Originally posted by About a Bicycle:
The triangle formed by Gneeveguilla, Ballydesmond and Knocknagree - has a river, a wealth of musicians and a dearth of teeth.
.

Now Now Mr. Bike what about Scartaglin, Kiskeam, leave out Ballydesmond please very civilised people there great musicians agreed

yankeelad
(5,535 Posts)
Posted: 09-Jun-2012 17:09
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Carron

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