East Béal Feirste

[DirtyDozen12]

Right, on the looking scene for a house to rent and my budget is pretty tight this year and the cheapest places i have found to rent are in East Belfast.  I can rent a very nice house for £425 a month over there but being a catholic boy from the country am a little hesititant about moving to the east of the city.  Does anyone hear live / or ever have lived in East Béal Feirste and would they recommned it?  Ive currently live in South Béal Feirste but am looking to get the rent down a bit but feckers over here wont budge on anything!!  I thought we where in recession 

[redhugh]

 It's a hell of a lot more mixed than it used to be. Sure Brolly has the huge goalposts up next door to Paisley's church.Ravenhill rd is now vey mixed.I know lots of people who live around Cregagh road as well and have never had any bother.

[johnneycool]

How East are you talking about?

I know a good few people of the catholic persuasion out the Newtownards road. Can't say i know anyone living round Dee street though.

[DirtyDozen12]

How East are you talking about?

I know a good few people of the catholic persuasion out the Newtownards road. Can't say i know anyone living round Dee street though.

Maybe about sydenham area / holywood road? Thoughts?

[5 Sams]

Right, on the looking scene for a house to rent and my budget is pretty tight this year and the cheapest places i have found to rent are in East Belfast.  I can rent a very nice house for £425 a month over there but being a catholic boy from the country am a little hesititant about moving to the east of the city.  Does anyone hear live / or ever have lived in East Béal Feirste and would they recommned it?  Ive currently live in South Béal Feirste but am looking to get the rent down a bit but feckers over here wont budge on anything!!  I thought we where in recession 

Its a big place DirtyDozen.....some areas would be grand for a fenian (very few in fairness) others would be no go areas like the big housing estates around Tullycarnet, Ballybeen ...areas like the Belmont Road, Stormont would be OK...they are a wee bit more upmarket, obviously the Short Strand is your side of the house.

At the end of the day to my knowledge its a while since a catholic has been lynched in the big bad east.

Have you not considered the West??

[TacadoirArdMhacha]

Friend of mine lives very near Cregagh Road with the girlfriend. Doesn't get any hassle.

[johnneycool]

How East are you talking about?

I know a good few people of the catholic persuasion out the Newtownards road. Can't say i know anyone living round Dee street though.

Maybe about sydenham area / holywood road? Thoughts?

You're probalby far enough out of the ghettos' and dead on if you're passed the arches.

[DirtyDozen12]

Right, on the looking scene for a house to rent and my budget is pretty tight this year and the cheapest places i have found to rent are in East Belfast.  I can rent a very nice house for £425 a month over there but being a catholic boy from the country am a little hesititant about moving to the east of the city.  Does anyone hear live / or ever have lived in East Béal Feirste and would they recommned it?  Ive currently live in South Béal Feirste but am looking to get the rent down a bit but feckers over here wont budge on anything!!  I thought we where in recession 

Its a big place DirtyDozen.....some areas would be grand for a fenian (very few in fairness) others would be no go areas like the big housing estates around Tullycarnet, Ballybeen ...areas like the Belmont Road, Stormont would be OK...they are a wee bit more upmarket, obviously the Short Strand is your side of the house.

At the end of the day to my knowledge its a while since a catholic has been lynched in the big bad east.

Have you not considered the West??

Looking at the west as well 5 sams, feel more at home where I can wear the ole Tyrone jersey 

[redhugh]

Right, on the looking scene for a house to rent and my budget is pretty tight this year and the cheapest places i have found to rent are in East Belfast.  I can rent a very nice house for £425 a month over there but being a catholic boy from the country am a little hesititant about moving to the east of the city.  Does anyone hear live / or ever have lived in East Béal Feirste and would they recommned it?  Ive currently live in South Béal Feirste but am looking to get the rent down a bit but feckers over here wont budge on anything!!  I thought we where in recession 

Its a big place DirtyDozen.....some areas would be grand for a fenian (very few in fairness) others would be no go areas like the big housing estates around Tullycarnet, Ballybeen ...areas like the Belmont Road, Stormont would be OK...they are a wee bit more upmarket, obviously the Short Strand is your side of the house.

At the end of the day to my knowledge its a while since a catholic has been lynched in the big bad east.

Have you not considered the West??

Looking at the west as well 5 sams, feel more at home where I can wear the ole Tyrone jersey 

If the west is an option for you then I would go west without hesitation.Handier for the motorway,good stout,fine weemin, good football clubs.It's a no brainer .

[DirtyDozen12]

Right, on the looking scene for a house to rent and my budget is pretty tight this year and the cheapest places i have found to rent are in East Belfast.  I can rent a very nice house for £425 a month over there but being a catholic boy from the country am a little hesititant about moving to the east of the city.  Does anyone hear live / or ever have lived in East Béal Feirste and would they recommned it?  Ive currently live in South Béal Feirste but am looking to get the rent down a bit but feckers over here wont budge on anything!!  I thought we where in recession 

Its a big place DirtyDozen.....some areas would be grand for a fenian (very few in fairness) others would be no go areas like the big housing estates around Tullycarnet, Ballybeen ...areas like the Belmont Road, Stormont would be OK...they are a wee bit more upmarket, obviously the Short Strand is your side of the house.

At the end of the day to my knowledge its a while since a catholic has been lynched in the big bad east.

Have you not considered the West??

Looking at the west as well 5 sams, feel more at home where I can wear the ole Tyrone jersey 

If the west is an option for you then I would go west without hesitation.Handier for the motorway,good stout,fine weemin, good football clubs.It's a no brainer .

What west Belfast wemen are you looking at 

[saffron sam2]

Right, on the looking scene for a house to rent and my budget is pretty tight this year and the cheapest places i have found to rent are in East Belfast.  I can rent a very nice house for £425 a month over there but being a catholic boy from the country am a little hesititant about moving to the east of the city.  Does anyone hear live / or ever have lived in East Béal Feirste and would they recommned it?  Ive currently live in South Béal Feirste but am looking to get the rent down a bit but feckers over here wont budge on anything!!  I thought we where in recession 

Its a big place DirtyDozen.....some areas would be grand for a fenian (very few in fairness) others would be no go areas like the big housing estates around Tullycarnet, Ballybeen ...areas like the Belmont Road, Stormont would be OK...they are a wee bit more upmarket, obviously the Short Strand is your side of the house.

At the end of the day to my knowledge its a while since a catholic has been lynched in the big bad east.

Have you not considered the West??

Looking at the west as well 5 sams, feel more at home where I can wear the ole Tyrone jersey 

If the west is an option for you then I would go west without hesitation.Handier for the motorway,good stout,fine weemin, good football clubs.It's a no brainer .

What west Belfast wemen are you looking at 

ONeill's dentist for one.

[redhugh]

DD12  I was in An Culturlann about 6 times over the last 3/4 months and strange as it may sound it was always hoppin with honeys.And no they were'nt all tourists. Used to be in the beehive on Sunday nights  and it was always a lucky hunting spot for me. Your standards are too high thats the problem

[milltown row]

DD12  I was in An Culturlann about 6 times over the last 3/4 months and strange as it may sound it was always hoppin with honeys.And no they were'nt all tourists. Used to be in the beehive on Sunday nights  and it was always a lucky hunting spot for me. Your standards are too high thats the problem

women?? thats a first

[redhugh]

DD12  I was in An Culturlann about 6 times over the last 3/4 months and strange as it may sound it was always hoppin with honeys.And no they were'nt all tourists. Used to be in the beehive on Sunday nights  and it was always a lucky hunting spot for me. Your standards are too high thats the problem

women?? thats a first

Sunday nights from 90 - 95 I used to be in there a lot and it was always full of Ranch girls and nurses.

[5 Sams]

DD12  I was in An Culturlann about 6 times over the last 3/4 months and strange as it may sound it was always hoppin with honeys.And no they were'nt all tourists. Used to be in the beehive on Sunday nights  and it was always a lucky hunting spot for me. Your standards are too high thats the problem

women?? thats a first

Sunday nights from 90 - 95 I used to be in there a lot and it was always full of Ranch girls and nurses.

Would you not be better off with someone around your own age