about 5 young lads were driving it aged 12-16 I’m assuming
Certainly is in some areas of Dublin, finglas would be one of areas
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That’s Dublin bus
Sweet summer child
Some of our Amish cousins there.
It’s the norm in Cardiff too, makes a nice change.
Even seen the horses tied up outside restaurants, locals love the opportunity to smooth the horses
There is a shortcut through to St Helena’s Road.
Ah yes our residential untouchables going for a quick trot to tescos. Walked into a pile of horseshit just the other day.
They’re local equine enthusiasts.
It’s a bit strange yeah they’d usually be in Dunnes Stores
That’s me. Have ye seen petrol prices?
Ahhhh Finglas.
Must be eamon ryan heading to the pub with the lads for a few pints, after a hard day of doing nothing.
Forget it Jake, you’re in Finglas-town
They’re doing their bit for the environment not driving cars
I’m in Rathfarnham, you see 1 every few weeks or so.
Probably just travellers
First guess is they’re travellers. This is common enough in Kerry.
Welcome to Costa Del Finglas 😂, you gonna see loads of crazy shit going around. Nothing suprise me anymore.
I love how this post blew up I was only surprised because the only time I’ve seen something like that is in the states and they were Amish Ireland’s a weird country and I’m starting to like it more the more I find out
Bleeding Norwegians
they’re travellers. the ones you’d see inside cities and towns usually aren’t too nice but the ones i’ve come into contact with out in the country side have been pretty nice actually.
Yes, better get use to it on the roads. Also welcome 😁 please be careful at the zebra crossing just around the corner there before Burger King, my little brother got knocked down there, it’s a death trap that crossing. Barely visible
Poor horses. Hate to see it
Tesco delivery service 24/7
Depends really.
Protestants on horses – some posh folk out for a jaunt
Catholics on horses – gangsters
Is it the norm? No.
Is it unusual? No.
They’re members of the Irish Amish community. There’s about 200,000 of them spread across the country. They’re good people. Taking new members in too, I heard!
In Ireland, no. In Finglas, yes.
Yip
More common than most places, there’s a family go about our roads on Sundays with their horse and cart too.
In Ireland we still use horse and cart for most journeys. There’s one person on my street with a car, I think he’s a drug dealer.
For Finglas, that’s normal. There are horses grazing the grass along in the estates. Sulkies are common sight. We once had a horse inside that Tesco. That was a little over the top, but doing errands with horses and sulkies is not unusual.
Oh you’ll learn.
There are actual signs in limerick saying no horses on the motorway 🤣
I grew up in Finglas, yes it quite the norm there.
Pretty sure there was a horse roaming around inside that particular Tesco a while back. Not even joking.
It is unusual, there’s normally more
Standard operating procedure in Finglas . Carry on, nothing to see here
It’s normal enough for “Horse Outside” being a No.1 hit that everyone knows the words to.
Not unusual at all. Even our most famous musicians sing about them
Hey OP, if you wanna know what’s going on (and you should get to know about this sooner or later), just google “Irish travellers” and read a bit about them. They’re an ethnic group who have a pretty different way of life. Any serious discussion about them here results in threads being locked because it eventually devolves to racism.
Wait until you see a sulky
Unfortunately our pilot situation is bad and Ryanair have moved to plan B which is horse and carriage.
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about 5 young lads were driving it aged 12-16 I’m assuming
Certainly is in some areas of Dublin, finglas would be one of areas
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That’s Dublin bus
Sweet summer child
Some of our Amish cousins there.
It’s the norm in Cardiff too, makes a nice change.
Even seen the horses tied up outside restaurants, locals love the opportunity to smooth the horses
There is a shortcut through to St Helena’s Road.
Ah yes our residential untouchables going for a quick trot to tescos. Walked into a pile of horseshit just the other day.
They’re local equine enthusiasts.
It’s a bit strange yeah they’d usually be in Dunnes Stores
That’s me. Have ye seen petrol prices?
Ahhhh Finglas.
Must be eamon ryan heading to the pub with the lads for a few pints, after a hard day of doing nothing.
Forget it Jake, you’re in Finglas-town
They’re doing their bit for the environment not driving cars
I’m in Rathfarnham, you see 1 every few weeks or so.
Probably just travellers
First guess is they’re travellers. This is common enough in Kerry.
Welcome to Costa Del Finglas 😂, you gonna see loads of crazy shit going around. Nothing suprise me anymore.
I love how this post blew up I was only surprised because the only time I’ve seen something like that is in the states and they were Amish Ireland’s a weird country and I’m starting to like it more the more I find out
Bleeding Norwegians
they’re travellers. the ones you’d see inside cities and towns usually aren’t too nice but the ones i’ve come into contact with out in the country side have been pretty nice actually.
Yes, better get use to it on the roads. Also welcome 😁 please be careful at the zebra crossing just around the corner there before Burger King, my little brother got knocked down there, it’s a death trap that crossing. Barely visible
Poor horses. Hate to see it
Tesco delivery service 24/7
Depends really.
Protestants on horses – some posh folk out for a jaunt
Catholics on horses – gangsters
Is it the norm? No.
Is it unusual? No.
They’re members of the Irish Amish community. There’s about 200,000 of them spread across the country. They’re good people. Taking new members in too, I heard!
In Ireland, no. In Finglas, yes.
Yip
More common than most places, there’s a family go about our roads on Sundays with their horse and cart too.
In Ireland we still use horse and cart for most journeys. There’s one person on my street with a car, I think he’s a drug dealer.
For Finglas, that’s normal. There are horses grazing the grass along in the estates. Sulkies are common sight. We once had a horse inside that Tesco. That was a little over the top, but doing errands with horses and sulkies is not unusual.
Oh you’ll learn.
There are actual signs in limerick saying no horses on the motorway 🤣
I grew up in Finglas, yes it quite the norm there.
Pretty sure there was a horse roaming around inside that particular Tesco a while back. Not even joking.
It is unusual, there’s normally more
Standard operating procedure in Finglas . Carry on, nothing to see here
It’s normal enough for “Horse Outside” being a No.1 hit that everyone knows the words to.
https://youtu.be/ljPFZrRD3J8
Not unusual at all. Even our most famous musicians sing about them
Hey OP, if you wanna know what’s going on (and you should get to know about this sooner or later), just google “Irish travellers” and read a bit about them. They’re an ethnic group who have a pretty different way of life. Any serious discussion about them here results in threads being locked because it eventually devolves to racism.
Wait until you see a sulky
Unfortunately our pilot situation is bad and Ryanair have moved to plan B which is horse and carriage.
It’s an alternative type of travel. [more details here](https://youtu.be/ljPFZrRD3J8)
Rud iontoch é.