Moderator: Moderators
Maybe only people from disgusting areas read such a disgusting paperthecrouch wrote:http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/be ... uk-9938782
Top 10 most desirable places to live in Northern Ireland:
1. BT65 - Craigavon, County Armagh
2. BT16 - Dundonald, Belfast
3. BT64 - Craigavon-Lurgan
4. BT66 - Lurgan, County Armagh
5. BT10 - Finaghy, Belfast
Three of Craigavons postcodes make it into the top 5. This just confirms what all of us who originate from picturesque upper bann have always known, we are very fortunate to have lived in such a utopian oasis of beauty.
The ranking was determined by economists Russy, using census data among other sources.Russ wrote:Maybe only people from disgusting areas read such a disgusting paperthecrouch wrote:http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/be ... uk-9938782
Top 10 most desirable places to live in Northern Ireland:
1. BT65 - Craigavon, County Armagh
2. BT16 - Dundonald, Belfast
3. BT64 - Craigavon-Lurgan
4. BT66 - Lurgan, County Armagh
5. BT10 - Finaghy, Belfast
Three of Craigavons postcodes make it into the top 5. This just confirms what all of us who originate from picturesque upper bann have always known, we are very fortunate to have lived in such a utopian oasis of beauty.
Sent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk
Fecking economiststhecrouch wrote:The ranking was determined by economists Russy, using census data among other sources.Russ wrote:Maybe only people from disgusting areas read such a disgusting paperthecrouch wrote:http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/be ... uk-9938782
Top 10 most desirable places to live in Northern Ireland:
1. BT65 - Craigavon, County Armagh
2. BT16 - Dundonald, Belfast
3. BT64 - Craigavon-Lurgan
4. BT66 - Lurgan, County Armagh
5. BT10 - Finaghy, Belfast
Three of Craigavons postcodes make it into the top 5. This just confirms what all of us who originate from picturesque upper bann have always known, we are very fortunate to have lived in such a utopian oasis of beauty.
Sent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk
Lurgan itself is only one small part of BT66 which stretches from Lough Neagh across to Donnaghcloney with only the minimum of suburban sprawl interrupting the rural idyll.BaggyTrousers wrote:Amusingly Crouchie I was brought up in BT16 before the Ulster Hospital was built and in the pre Ballybeen days and the general movement from inner to outer Belfast, which also swelled the Bangor populace. In those distant days 50 years ago, it was a pretty green oasis but I'm not sure I'd chose many parts of it these days though of course there are some lovely parts and I have many friends perfectly happy there.
It amazes me that anyone could be overtly fond of Lurgan though I used to regularly win prizes in their Scratch Cup at Lurgan GC. I did once moon a collection of louts on the platform of Lurgan railways station as they were abusing the occupants of the late train home from an International. One young lout did bellow, "Aye, yer hard behind glass mate" but I'm pretty sure the sight of my Gary Glitter was the most interesting thing that happened in Lurgan that day.
Lurgan is a wonderful place. Great people are from Lurgan. Very great. You won't believe how great.BaggyTrousers wrote:Amusingly Crouchie I was brought up in BT16 before the Ulster Hospital was built and in the pre Ballybeen days and the general movement from inner to outer Belfast, which also swelled the Bangor populace. In those distant days 50 years ago, it was a pretty green oasis but I'm not sure I'd chose many parts of it these days though of course there are some lovely parts and I have many friends perfectly happy there.
It amazes me that anyone could be overtly fond of Lurgan though I used to regularly win prizes in their Scratch Cup at Lurgan GC. I did once moon a collection of louts on the platform of Lurgan railways station as they were abusing the occupants of the late train home from an International. One young lout did bellow, "Aye, yer hard behind glass mate" but I'm pretty sure the sight of my Gary Glitter was the most interesting thing that happened in Lurgan that day.
thecrouch wrote:Lurgan is a wonderful place. Great people are from Lurgan. Very great. You won't believe how great.BaggyTrousers wrote:Amusingly Crouchie I was brought up in BT16 before the Ulster Hospital was built and in the pre Ballybeen days and the general movement from inner to outer Belfast, which also swelled the Bangor populace. In those distant days 50 years ago, it was a pretty green oasis but I'm not sure I'd chose many parts of it these days though of course there are some lovely parts and I have many friends perfectly happy there.
It amazes me that anyone could be overtly fond of Lurgan though I used to regularly win prizes in their Scratch Cup at Lurgan GC. I did once moon a collection of louts on the platform of Lurgan railways station as they were abusing the occupants of the late train home from an International. One young lout did bellow, "Aye, yer hard behind glass mate" but I'm pretty sure the sight of my Gary Glitter was the most interesting thing that happened in Lurgan that day.
Instead of retiring to spain baggy you should get yourself a nice wee abode in Lurgan.BaggyTrousers wrote:thecrouch wrote:Lurgan is a wonderful place. Great people are from Lurgan. Very great. You won't believe how great.BaggyTrousers wrote:Amusingly Crouchie I was brought up in BT16 before the Ulster Hospital was built and in the pre Ballybeen days and the general movement from inner to outer Belfast, which also swelled the Bangor populace. In those distant days 50 years ago, it was a pretty green oasis but I'm not sure I'd chose many parts of it these days though of course there are some lovely parts and I have many friends perfectly happy there.
It amazes me that anyone could be overtly fond of Lurgan though I used to regularly win prizes in their Scratch Cup at Lurgan GC. I did once moon a collection of louts on the platform of Lurgan railways station as they were abusing the occupants of the late train home from an International. One young lout did bellow, "Aye, yer hard behind glass mate" but I'm pretty sure the sight of my Gary Glitter was the most interesting thing that happened in Lurgan that day.
OK Donald
He tried to buy a place there but they all told him to get lostthecrouch wrote:
Instead of retiring to spain baggy you should get yourself a nice wee abode in Lurgan.
