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[ONeill]

I don't. It's always been Falls's Corner to me.

No you don't.

[ONeill]

* If the word ends in an s but is singular, practice varies as to whether to add 's or only an apostrophe. In general, a good practice is to follow whichever spoken form is judged best: Boss's shoes, Mrs. Jones' hat (or Mrs. Jones's hat, if that spoken form is preferred). In many cases, both spoken and written forms will differ between people.

    * Some people like to reflect standard spoken practice in special cases like these: for convenience' sake, for goodness' sake, for appearance' sake, etc. Others prefer to add 's in the standard way: for convenience's sake. [2] Still others prefer to omit the apostrophe when there is an s sound before sake: for morality's sake, but for convenience sake.

[ziggysego]

I stand corrected. I apologise hardstation.

[ONeill]

Ach I know that but in word of mouth that I've always heard and used.
Also, Washingbay/Aghamullan Road, where is the Clonoe - Derrylaughan border?
To me, Canavans'(not Canavans's) corner. To you, where?

It's something you feel. Aughamullen is a floating jurisdiction.

[ziggysego]

All this educational talk has made me realise I should be in bed. Goodnight you two.

[ONeill]

No Saints abu.

[ziggysego]

How'd you know?

[ziggysego]

Are you ever off this board? 

[ziggysego]

I retract my previous statement hardstation 

[ziggysego]

woo-hoo

[The Real Laoislad]

Hardstation,Ziggy     Get a room you two!!( in one of the Top 10 Hotels)

[ziggysego]

Where's his Greencastle jersey today?

In the wash

[The Real Laoislad]

If you say that again, I'll put your head through the wall.

Harsh