Cork city has gone to the dogs.

[SoundMan]

No, it absolutely is not.

So the rest of your post is meaningless.

Nice effort at deflection there dear - doubt even the thickest will be taken in by it mind.

 

[Corks finest]

No I got that bud Just these constant suspended sentences get on my wick

 

[TheOutdoorThreadmill]

The simple initial typo was pointed out and corrected and yet it was reverted to again when trying to claim I was wrong that McCurtain Street was no longer being referred to with the Victorian Quarter BS. I wasn't

Okay so the typos rattled you, fair enough. Now are you going to answer the question or what?

 

[Pontipine]

I've no "vendetta" against anyone and especially not the gardai. If I did, I could post weekly about gardai being involved in sexual assaults, domestic abuse and drug dealing.

@Stacky

What was that you said earlier?

Busted flush as per usual when exposed to harsh reality and facts.

I get ya

 

[andtherestinjellys]

There is little or no jeopardy anyway if you are a Norrie or from Mahon/Togher as you will get bragging rights for a few days and an actual job is the last thing you care about anyway.

Amusing how you cherry picked the southside as if parts aren't a shit hole

 

[Lee Bushwacker]

Stfu Lee View attachment 13137

 

[flyingspud]

That's VQ, but two of ye had posted VC so I had presumed it was something new.

This was in the news about 4 months ago!

Historic Cork City streets to retire 'Victorian Quarter' tag​

New ‘director of operations’ will promote the area’s daytime and night-time economy, as well as its cultural, arts and education offering

Several businesses in the VQ, the former Victorian Quarter centred on MacCurtain St, have pooled resources to fund a new role to promote the area as a day and night-time destination. Picture: Gerard McCarthy
FRI, 04 MAR, 2022 - 12:59
Eoin English

A historic Cork city area is retiring its ‘Victorian’ tag and recruiting a director of operations as part of a major rebranding and promotion drive.
Several businesses in the VQ, the former Victorian Quarter centred on MacCurtain St, have pooled resources to fund a new role to promote the area as a day and night-time destination.
“This is not just about driving business in the area. It’s about much more than that. It’s about the wellbeing of those in the area, it’s about the environment and it’s about community,” VQ spokesman Derek Shears said.
Brian Murray, the head chef and owner of the Glass Curtain restaurant in the Old Thompson’s Bakery, said it was being done thanks to the unity of businesses in the area.

Yawn, slightly retooled morketing bullshit. No-one but a handful of business owners and media types who lick each others rings will refer to the area by either term.

 

[Pontipine]

Ahhh Lee

 

[Harry Boyle]

They are vetted.

Need to be doubly vetted so

 

[Great-Bit-O-Stuff]

Yawn, slightly retooled morketing bullshit. No-one but a handful of business owners and media types who lick each others rings will refer to the area by either term.

Comes up on my phone as VC