Galway right now, for anyone bashing it. A “boring place” apparently.

44 comments
  1. Why do people lose their minds when a place is slagged off? A dude found the city boring, because he was bored when he was here. Here’s his full quote:

    “My Irish lifestyle suited me better, (It’s) a smaller country, in Bucharest there is more agitation… (In Galway) there aren’t many things to do, it’s a rather boring life during the week. One shopping centre, a youth bar, four sports fields.”

    Then you get people who are like “ye he must be miserable”/they must be a cunt from dublin/boring is as boring does etc. **Ireland in general is boring as fuck.** Calm down. It’s not an attack on your cultural identity for fuck sake.

    If you think no place can be boring with knowledge of the existence of small towns with zero resources, you’re honestly delusional.

  2. Boring is a bash? boring is a good thing on the whole. This living in interesting times thing is a curse, the Chinese had it right.

  3. Galway is beautiful, but it absolutely can be bloody boring. Lived there for five years. Plenty to look at, not so much stuff to do.

  4. Unpopular opinion: it’s been overrated for years. Had its peak of what was probably a second or third coming in the noughties but has eventually turned into a town where most cannot afford to rent a decent place with poorly laid out infrastructure making driving torturous whilst still a necessity due to inadequate public transport. Coupled with a crowd of absolute wasters ready to mug you at any given opportunity it has just had its day.

    A beautiful city. Bit boring. Full of shams at night looking to rob

  5. Aye so the two weeks a year where there’s anything actually on (to the detriment of the other 50 weeks ime) and still it’s mostly just people drinking at the sparch. I don’t think you’re making the point you think you are

  6. same thing happened to me from living right next to new york city for over ten years. everywhere can get boring, the same thing over and over looses its charm

  7. this looks incredibly boring.

    This image evokes a nostalgic feeling of “you are a 10 year old dragged by your parents to stand around at some weird festival for 6 hours with pains in your calves from standing so long, and all you get to eat is half a fish sandwich, constantly asking when you can go home”

  8. Philip, I understand the intent, but this post would have worked better if the picture maybe showed a bit more of the crowd/event and not 90% sky 😅

  9. Wow, a guy in McDonalds colours doing a balancing act and some Ukraine balloons on a lovely, lovely sunny day. Looks incredible, just what I want as a 30+ middle aged lad.

  10. Alot of places in Ireland (mostly rural ireland) are very boring if you don’t fancy drinking yourself under the table.

    Anyone who says any different most likely falls in to said bracket.

    Wanted to add this, if you live in rural Ireland and don’t drive you may aswell be chained down.

  11. I’m from Glasgow I couldn’t give a fuck if someone didn’t like it,I do, enjoy your home town mate🍻🍻👍

  12. Is that where the main food and drink tents for the festival are or is there stuff in Eyre Square as well? Heading up there next Thursday. I can’t wait. I booked us a table in Cava too which I am hype about.

  13. One man’s concept of boring is another man’s concept of laid back.

    There’s a reason why Galway is called the graveyard of ambition.

  14. Did they put this on as a rebuttal? “Boring, we’ll show them boring…call Tommy the tight rope walker”

Leave a Reply