
Back home for Christmas. Delighted to see this sign is still up nine years later (the shop never opened). I missed rural Ireland
by Mitche420

Back home for Christmas. Delighted to see this sign is still up nine years later (the shop never opened). I missed rural Ireland
by Mitche420
17 comments
Why is that specific to rural Ireland?
It looks like it’s sliding into the ground. Our own Tower of Pisa perhaps.
Lobinstown, grafton street. Same difference
Living abroad made me realise that Irish people don’t actually *live* in our towns and villages. They are all deserted after 5pm as people flock back to their one-off houses in the hinterlands. Compare to how rural villages in France and Spain where families would live above the commercial units and bring life to the place.
Change the 1 to a 2 and stick a question mark at the end!
Is this sarcasm?
You’re reading it wrong. It means it’s only open Septembers at 20:15 … Ok it was funny in my head.
Ah but you can now have the “Craic agus Ceoil” a couple doors up
There is a sign for a Millennium Park in Clare near Miltown Malbay – following the sign doesn’t lead to anything apart for Doo Lough
https://preview.redd.it/h9upbplzv08e1.jpeg?width=828&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d4af2e990c54c551d4a3f9577b0ec72f99c56f92
If we could only sell damp.
STRAKER & BARLOW,FINE FURNISHINGS
It didn’t say which 2015.
There’s a sign in my local small town stating that there’s a shopping centre opening in Autumn 2007! This shopping centre did actually open (behind schedule AFAIK) but only stayed open for a few years before closing down.
It’s opening at quarter past 8
I used to holiday in Creeslough as a teenager and there was a convenience store up there that was closed for renovations or something but the sign on the door said convenience store, closed for renovations, sorry for the inconvenience. Always thought it was gas.
It was a misprint. Supposed to be 2025 bud
I have to build this.
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