Have i to use my bloody camera Saturday?
you used the words very working class. I donāt think any area of Douglas is very working class.
thatās middle class you just described
Middle class is having a job and not being on the breadline?
Iāll have to redefine my categories, I always thought middle class was very comfortable, new car, no hassle paying the mortgage, loads of savings etc
from 2019.
Working class isnāt what you think it is
Myself I would say an area is very working class if there are council houses and not many people own their own home
Yes
Itās probably worse if you are above watching kids training and your own not involved
Telling you whatās what in Douglas despite your unfounded beliefs otherwise itās very simple
I gave up on Douglas when they went back to the Rochestown Park Hotel for a post defeat drinking session a few years ago.
Thereās GDPR around pulling out your camera around kids as well you know from signing forms
Itās getting more odd by the minute.
What do you know about it 
, and youāre the adjudicator?? wind your neck in a bit,
I know what Iām talking about
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What about round Ballyphehane area?
A mate of mine has a shop up around there. Working class and very, very working class in parts, but again, given the proximity to the City, houses are being bought by professionals
I knows me Cark so i does.
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Dockers and binmen and salts of the earth
There is a completely random acre of low rise flats between Gilabbey St and Bandon Rd that is very working class and surrounded by student houses. No idea the history of it or how it is so out of place
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CSO data from the last census states the average household income in the Douglas electoral area(s) is 27.3% higher than the state average.
Canāt classify that as working class.
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@backinatracksuit the cork GAA thread is hopping with @thelimericks rooting out census data etc. You are playing a blinder 
Dan ready for bed with Limerick on his mind
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Just up the hill from The Rock? Yea its utterly bizarre.
I guess Barrack Street is only down the road which would be rough enough. The Sportsman/Southside/Moks etc would be full of down and outs.
The Ladrokes on Barrack Street is one of the grimmest places i have ever set foot in.
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A fella canāt pop into the Cork GAA thread these days to see what the latest is on the little all ireland without @thelimericks making it all about themselves
Yep. I lived on 98th St 25 years ago nowā¦ which is at the other side of Ellises so bounds the flats on the other side of the Rock. There was no bother there at all at that time. Ellises had a tough crowd but no hassle. They have done fuck all to that area in the meantimeā¦ Barrack St has improved a lot sinceā¦ Lots of new bars and resteraunts still plenty scope for improvement
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