Ladies View. I am sorry but I could not find an image to do it true justice.In my high roller days, I maintained a large detached house just outside Killarney in County Kerry, ROI for almost four years. How I came to be living in two countries is a long story that I will not go into. Enough to say that my daughter moved there and my then wife insisted we visit regular. It was cheaper to rent an house then keep paying travel costs and hotel bills. Appreciate things while you have them. Nothing in this world lasts.
Killarney is a beautiful place and the people, especially for an hardened drinker like myself wonderful. It was a kind of paradise. I only regret not getting hammered with Oliver Reed. Nice to know that his last days were spend getting smashed with some lads from the Royal Navy.
Well my daughter has returned to this country recently and the tales of massive immigration are disturbing. To see Ireland lose its soul must be sickening.
I mentioned once before that I thought that the "boys" would sort things out. But that was never to be. Sinn Fein/IRA was always a marxist organisation at heart and they are the ones now responsible for destroying an Ireland that seemed to have finally come to terms with itself and the world.
After landing at Cork Airport and picking up my car I would always drive straight up to Ladies View and look at some of the most beautiful countryside in the world. Those of you who have been there will agree, I am sure.
But whilst the scenery remains the same the population is changing and the colonisers are turning the towns into the criminal infested ghetto's that we have had to learn to live with. But some people in Ireland try, like us, to warn their fellow citizens. Whether they will be successful, we shall have to wait and see.
Go read this article and see what you think.
Hat tip:Patrick
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"I mentioned once before that I thought that the "boys" would sort things out. But that was never to be. Sinn Fein/IRA was always a marxist organisation at heart and they are the ones now responsible for destroying an Ireland that seemed to have finally come to terms with itself and the world."
ReplyDeleteI wonder what the original inspiration for the boys would make of today's situation...
Aha, just checked the link. Mr Myers at it again, then? It would be him, he's one of the most sound and sensible writers I've read for a very long time. (In terms of newspaper columnists, at least.)
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