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I was just wondering am I the only Irish member of Legacycentral, or are there other members based in Ireland that are members here..

Kinda weird if I am the only one...

* Crickets chirping *


I don't know about Ireland, but you're definitely not the only Irishman...

Slainte

I'm not Irish, but being on the coast just north of Boston, I'm surrounded by them—they're everywhere. Ahgh, no, I hate boiled cabbage! Get back, get back! Ooh, you brought beer ... and a brick of peat. Why didn't you say so? Come on in.

Aerotech wrote:* Crickets chirping *


I don't know about Ireland, but you're definitely not the only Irishman...

Slainte

Well Jerry, I would not expect to be the only Irishman on the forum, I should have worded the thread slightly different, us Irish are all over the US, and I am sure the chances of me being the only one on the forum are very slim.

My thread should have read: any members based in Ireland..

Opppppps..

Oh, no, I understood... just bein' a smartass. I believe you are the only one, tho. What's the general Subaru situation on the Isle? There's some areas here where you never see one, and then some states where you can't spit without hitting 3 of 'em. New York is crawling with them, even more so farther north.

Aerotech wrote:Oh, no, I understood... just bein' a smartass. I believe you are the only one, tho. What's the general Subaru situation on the Isle? There's some areas here where you never see one, and then some states where you can't spit without hitting 3 of 'em. New York is crawling with them, even more so farther north.

When I was there, most of the Subaru's I saw were in Dublin, which ended up being 90% "boy-racers" as my g/f calls em.
Spent a few days out by Connemara, where you'd think awd would be more popular, but didn't see a one. *shrugs* I didn't see hardly anything in my cars age-range though, let alone another old legacy. I like the year containing reg-tag numbers, it makes car spotting a bit more exact. hehe

oops, sorry about the hijack.

my grandpa is 1st generation irish and was stationed there in wwII. supposedly he bought land in donegal but he has since passed and we may have lost the land to squatters law. my aunt tried to look into it but had a really hard time getting ahold of anyone who would give her a straight answer.

is rally pretty big in ireland?

If your grampa is truely and provable Irish, you can automatically become a citizen! it's true, I've done loads of research, because I'm more than likely going to need to know every avenue of approach to becoming a citizen.