Where are you all from?

**RiaBoo** · 2nd February 2010, 09:04 PM

Originally Posted by deeshell08

oh really well when your over again come say hi wont you?
you never know i could know them lol...

southern ireland is gorgeous would definately recommend it im a city girl but i love the greenery too down south is sometimes better than going on a forign holiday lol, kilarney is ment to be lovely but ive still yet to visit there..

Oh definitely Shelly, thanks for the offer, I havent been in over a year and should really go and visit the family, just been so busy! They live in Ballymena, not sure if you know it, but a bit rough in some places lol. But I love going in the summer and driving by the coast. So lovely!

**IrishKitty** · 3rd February 2010, 12:12 AM

Originally Posted by deeshell08

from Manchester living in Northern Ireland have not live anywhere else im not that brave lol

Shelly: I was born in Manchester. Still get to pop over now again as have l've lots of close family there.........and the best bit is my Uncle lives right on a direct bus line to The Trafford Centre

My mum and sisters live in Northern Ireland so I go and visit sometimes, lovely place though Belfast and the countryside. I'd love to visit Southern Ireland too one day

Ria: Hopefully you will get to visit. there are some beautiful parts. Killarney is beautiful. County Kerry which Killarney is in is known as "the Kingdom". They think they are above everybody else because of the beautiful scenery

I grew up near Doolin which is very famous for the folk festivals they had in the 80's and it's traditional music scene!
Never explored the North apart from a daytrip to Belfast and a visit to Castlewellan Forest Park in Co.Down.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dz76_eqRM7s]YouTube - Doolin County Clare Ireland[/ame]

**deeshell08** · 3rd February 2010, 09:58 AM

lol irishkitty-your not missing much up north although donegal is fantasic its down south but up north (weird eh) i still have family over there also its very busy there too tho i guess you like the hussle and bussle of the city huh think your next pit stop should be newyork

ria-ballymena hey! yes course i know it i have family up there also lol i have family all over the place going right over to oz lol, not that far away so when yer over next dont be a stranger hehe!

**Karena** · 3rd February 2010, 12:53 PM

Lovely video Dee - makes me want to pack my bags! I love that music - it must be my Irish roots calling to me.

**Claire** · 3rd February 2010, 08:12 PM

I'm from Aycliffe, Co Durham in the North East, would love to visit lots of lovley Coonies (and their lovely owners of course!) all over the world!! I wish!

**dagdrivarn** · 4th February 2010, 04:11 PM

I'mMalin, born and raised in the north of Sweden. In a little town called Boden.
Far upp north where we have just a few hours of daylight in the winter, and in the summer the sun just barely touch the horizon before it rises again.
The land of the midnight sun in summer and northern light in wintertime.

Just before my 20th birthday i move to the middle of Sweden where i lived for eight years before i moved to Gothenburg on the West Coast, where i live today.

**Mainestreet** · 4th February 2010, 04:33 PM

I'm Mary from Ontario, Canada...but my family came from both England and Ireland

**Karol** · 4th February 2010, 05:02 PM

Originally Posted by dagdrivarn

I'mMalin, born and raised in the north of Sweden. In a little town called Boden.
Far upp north where we have just a few hours of daylight in the winter, and in the summer the sun just barely touch the horizon before it rises again.
The land of the midnight sun in summer and northern light in wintertime.

Just before my 20th birthday i move to the middle of Sweden where i lived for eight years before i moved to Gothenburg on the West Coast, where i live today.

I would love to visit Sweden one day... It's a country that has always fascininated me, but I've never been able to visit. I do keep it in mind for one of our future holidays, though.